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* Word of God: Thralls cannot transmit lycanthropy.
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* Word of God: Thralls cannot WordOfGod: A sneeze must hit a gaping wound for it to transmit lycanthropy.lycanthropy according to https://www.wlpcomics.com/board/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=2909 .
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* Word of God: Thralls cannot transmit lycanthropy.
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* Word of God: Thralls cannot transmit lycanthropy.lycanthropy.
* Also, viral load matters, even if the basic conditions for transmission are otherwise met. A sneeze might simply not carry enough of the virus to result in infection under most to all circumstances, fluid contact notwithstanding.
* Also, viral load matters, even if the basic conditions for transmission are otherwise met. A sneeze might simply not carry enough of the virus to result in infection under most to all circumstances, fluid contact notwithstanding.
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** Wait, so lycanthropy can be transmitted via mucus membrane? So that means kissing, right? Are we supposed to believe Peter never kissed his gf before they had sex? On that note, could a sneeze transmit lycanthropy if the spittle/mucus hit their eyes/mouth?
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* Exactly; biologically, "mucous membranes" refers to a bodily lining, typically connecting to the skin, which both absorbs and secrets, as well as acting as a germ layer. So while people hear "mucus" and think the nostrils, it also refers to the lips, the rest of the mouth internally, eyelids, ears, and yes the genital areas.
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* Exactly; biologically, "mucous membranes" refers to a bodily lining, typically connecting to the skin, which both absorbs and secrets, as well as acting as a germ layer. So while people hear "mucus" and think the nostrils, it also refers to the lips, the rest of the mouth internally, eyelids, ears, and yes the genital areas.areas.
* Word of God: Thralls cannot transmit lycanthropy.
* Word of God: Thralls cannot transmit lycanthropy.
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* At a rough guess, I'd say it means the virus has to contact ''your'' mucus membranes. It's not that their mucus contains the virus, it's that it can infect you that way.
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* At a rough guess, I'd say it means the virus has to contact ''your'' mucus membranes. It's not that their mucus contains the virus, it's that it can infect you that way.way.
* Exactly; biologically, "mucous membranes" refers to a bodily lining, typically connecting to the skin, which both absorbs and secrets, as well as acting as a germ layer. So while people hear "mucus" and think the nostrils, it also refers to the lips, the rest of the mouth internally, eyelids, ears, and yes the genital areas.
* Exactly; biologically, "mucous membranes" refers to a bodily lining, typically connecting to the skin, which both absorbs and secrets, as well as acting as a germ layer. So while people hear "mucus" and think the nostrils, it also refers to the lips, the rest of the mouth internally, eyelids, ears, and yes the genital areas.
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So Juniper got sneezed on, asked if that transmitted lycanthropy, and Jean immediately said "no". But way back on page 13 of the comic, Jean told Peter that it's transmitted through enzymes, and listed as examples breastfeeding, scratches and ''mucus membranes''. Am I misunderstanding what that means, or is this a plothole?
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So Juniper got sneezed on, asked if that transmitted lycanthropy, and Jean immediately said "no". But way back on page 13 of the comic, Jean told Peter that it's transmitted through enzymes, and listed as examples breastfeeding, scratches and ''mucus membranes''. Am I misunderstanding what that means, or is this a plothole?plothole?
* At a rough guess, I'd say it means the virus has to contact ''your'' mucus membranes. It's not that their mucus contains the virus, it's that it can infect you that way.
* At a rough guess, I'd say it means the virus has to contact ''your'' mucus membranes. It's not that their mucus contains the virus, it's that it can infect you that way.
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[[WMG: How is Juniper Stebbins not a lycanthrope now?]]
So Juniper got sneezed on, asked if that transmitted lycanthropy, and Jean immediately said "no". But way back on page 13 of the comic, Jean told Peter that it's transmitted through enzymes, and listed as examples breastfeeding, scratches and ''mucus membranes''. Am I misunderstanding what that means, or is this a plothole?
[[WMG: How is Juniper Stebbins not a lycanthrope now?]]
So Juniper got sneezed on, asked if that transmitted lycanthropy, and Jean immediately said "no". But way back on page 13 of the comic, Jean told Peter that it's transmitted through enzymes, and listed as examples breastfeeding, scratches and ''mucus membranes''. Am I misunderstanding what that means, or is this a plothole?
