John Silence Stories · Character
Flame
A supernatural fire entity in 'The Nemesis of Fire'.
minor
First appearance: case iii the nemesis of fire
Flame's tie to Smoke is one of the pressures that moves John Silence Stories—worth meeting in the text, not only on a cast list.
The collie dog brought as a test animal; it suffers greatly during the night and is found to have been blinded.
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With Smoke (psychological): Flame and Smoke are linked supernatural elements, often appearing together as manifestations of destructive forces. In II: The collie dog brought as a test animal; it suffers greatly during…
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- Psychological
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- Supernatural Entities
- Protagonist
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- Closing
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psychological · negative
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