Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 222 (click to see context) from:
* ArtisticLicenseAnatomy: Jacquart being forced to drink gallons and gallons of water for hours. In the film he's just fine after his ordeal stops, he only gets a BalloonBelly and a constant urge to urinate until his body returns to normal. In RealLife, he'd be at high risk of hyponatraemia (low sodium in the blood) and cerebral edema, with much convulsions and deliriums and eventually death. That's not even mentioning that the water was "stagnant" (i.e. full of dirty stuff) according to him, which would mean plenty of nasty bacteria (which wouldn't be surprising by medieval standards) and yet with all that he's just fine.
to:
* ArtisticLicenseAnatomy: ArtisticLicenceAnatomy: Jacquart being forced to drink gallons and gallons of water for hours. In the film he's just fine after his ordeal stops, he only gets a BalloonBelly and a constant urge to urinate until his body returns to normal. In RealLife, he'd be at high risk of hyponatraemia (low sodium in the blood) and cerebral edema, with much convulsions and deliriums and eventually death. That's not even mentioning that the water was "stagnant" (i.e. full of dirty stuff) according to him, which would mean plenty of nasty bacteria (which wouldn't be surprising by medieval standards) and yet with all that he's just fine.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 222 (click to see context) from:
* ArtisticLicenseBiology: Jacquart being forced to drink gallons and gallons of water for hours. In the film he's just fine after his ordeal stops, he only gets a BalloonBelly and a constant urge to urinate until his body returns to normal. In RealLife, he'd be at high risk of hyponatraemia (low sodium in the blood) and cerebral edema, with much convulsions and deliriums and eventually death. That's not even mentioning that the water was "stagnant" (i.e. full of dirty stuff) according to him, which would mean plenty of nasty bacteria (which wouldn't be surprising by medieval standards) and yet with all that he's just fine.
to:
* ArtisticLicenseBiology: ArtisticLicenseAnatomy: Jacquart being forced to drink gallons and gallons of water for hours. In the film he's just fine after his ordeal stops, he only gets a BalloonBelly and a constant urge to urinate until his body returns to normal. In RealLife, he'd be at high risk of hyponatraemia (low sodium in the blood) and cerebral edema, with much convulsions and deliriums and eventually death. That's not even mentioning that the water was "stagnant" (i.e. full of dirty stuff) according to him, which would mean plenty of nasty bacteria (which wouldn't be surprising by medieval standards) and yet with all that he's just fine.
