About: Shachath

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An Entity of Type : owl:Thing, within Data Space : 134.155.108.49:8890 associated with source dataset(s)

Not much is known about Shachath. She only appears when she is called and gives those who call "the kiss of death" when they're ready and is portrayed almost like a "Grim Reaper". Sister Mary Eunice seems to be quite nervous when she encounters her after witnessing the kiss of death being given to a Briarcliff inmate known as Miles (who appears to have summoned her). She has appeared to Grace Bertrand, Lana Winters, Sister Jude, and Timothy Howard.

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rdfs:label	Shachath
rdfs:comment	Not much is known about Shachath. She only appears when she is called and gives those who call "the kiss of death" when they're ready and is portrayed almost like a "Grim Reaper". Sister Mary Eunice seems to be quite nervous when she encounters her after witnessing the kiss of death being given to a Briarcliff inmate known as Miles (who appears to have summoned her). She has appeared to Grace Bertrand, Lana Winters, Sister Jude, and Timothy Howard.
dcterms:subject	Related to Villain Teleporters Rescuers Immortals Animal Heroes Lawful Good True Neutral Pure of heart Humanoid TV Show Heroes Good Darkness Paragon Live Action Heroes Heroines Angels Death Gods Old Heroes Horror Heroes
abstract	Not much is known about Shachath. She only appears when she is called and gives those who call "the kiss of death" when they're ready and is portrayed almost like a "Grim Reaper". Sister Mary Eunice seems to be quite nervous when she encounters her after witnessing the kiss of death being given to a Briarcliff inmate known as Miles (who appears to have summoned her). She has appeared to Grace Bertrand, Lana Winters, Sister Jude, and Timothy Howard.

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