In the second season,
is turned into an Immortal, killed by another Immortal using their standard method, and brought back using their blood. Then she is forced to try to kill Hakan, who kills her with the dagger. That's all pretty terrible, but since the Protector's blood, drawn with the dagger...
Harun's mother needed his blood to make the elixir of mortality. All well and good, and fitting with the other things that have been shown with regard to the Protector's blood.
Except for one thing. When she helped Okhan to make the elixir for Faysal, she did not have access to said substance. So...
Overall, it seems as if "Immortal" is synonymous with evil. All of the original seven immortals are varying degrees of evil, from undiluted, sneering evil (the majority of them) to evil with occasional flashes of petty maliciousness or even love for individual people (Vizier and Faysal). More ob...
Ok this is a movie that I watched a long time ago as a kid. I remember there being an alien prince who crashed landed on earth with his faithful servant. They were being protected by a human girl and her family in their house from the government that was after the alien. The human girl then helps...
All I can remember is that she had healing/repair nanobots, and that after the emp weapon she was killed and almost all the nanobots died. But some survived and healed her. After that she was immune to emp weapons because the nanobots had evolved somehow.
I know it's not World without end (2010) ...
While watching this clip of Harry wearing the Sorting Hat, I understood that the sorting-hat has a lot of fidelity in the animation of its mimic and even has gesture.
With Google, I did not find any making-of like information.
Is there any information or analysis which says how many joints/bones ...
I read a novel in 2010. It has greenish forest background cover with 3/4 word title. The story starts like a girl in her high school goes to boarding school meets a guy with some suspense.
