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| - The Well was a room in Olmec's Temple. It occupied the bottom left-hand corner of the Temple. If entering from the Tomb of the Ancient Kings, the objective of the room was to ride the bucket into the room above or Climb the ladder into the Shrine of the Silver Monkey. If entering from above, the player could simply break through the stone wall into the Tomb of the Ancient Kings. No player who entered this room ever won the grand prize.
- "The Well" is the eighth episode of Season 1 in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.. The episode aired on November 19, 2013 on ABC.
- The Well is the source of unlimited Hell energy created by Hell Priest Deag Grav by utilizing the essence of the Wraith to give Hell the advantage against their war with the Night Sentinels. The UAC harnesses the unrefined plasma from this source of energy to create Argent Energy.
- Hogan steals a Luftwaffe codebook, but must organize a special mission when Newkirk drops it down a well.
- The Well is puzzle #1 in Virtual Villagers: A New Home.
- The Well is one of four tier 2 zones from EverQuest's 17th expansion, House of Thule, along with The Grounds, Erudin Burning, and The Library. While small, The Well is a convenient place for well-built groups to earn experience and loot while in their upper 80s. There are three instanced versions of The Well, each with their own mission or expedition: "What Lies Below" takes place in The Well: What Lies Below; "No Freedom in Death" takes place in The Well: No Freedom in Death; and "Terror in the Dark", a raid, takes place in The Well: Terror in the Dark.
- The Well is located in the North East corner of Mad Monster Mansion in Banjo Kazooie. It contains 7 Notes, one Jiggy, and a Mumbo Token. While the Pumpkin transformation is not required, it makes collecting the objects easier, since the Pumpkin does not need to breathe underwater.
- The Well is the eighth episode of the first season of the television series Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
- By all accounts, one should not go down it. We totally will.
- The WeLL is considered to be "the birthplace of the online community movement." It has been described as "a precursor of every online business from Amazon.com to eBay." The WeLL was structured similarly to modern online forums or bulletin boards, but ran through a complex piece of Unix-based conferencing software called Picospan at the outset. It was a true community, spawning massive online discussions as well as offline social activity.
- The Well was created by Rabi the Smith while seeking dark but just souls for Hammu. It originally lay miles deep in the Underdark, but Fang moved it to the inside world when Beacon's guard threatened The Well's extinction. The Well is home to Rakshasa, as well as illithid. The Well also contains the Provost's Courts, in which its inhabitants seek Justice.
- The Well es un escenario disponible en Mortal Kombat 4 y en Mortal Kombat Gold. En apariencia es un amplio cuarto visiblemente rodeado de fuego desde las amplias ventanas con marco de acero, y en las paredes se distinguen cráneos y huesos apilados. Unas cabezas de cadáveres están dispersas en el suelo, disponibles para arrojarlas contra el enemigo. Este escenario aparece en la versión del final de Quan Chi y Reiko para Nintendo 64 siendo reemplazado por otro escenario, Tomb, en la versión de PlayStation. Categoría:Arenas
- On the road to Abile is a small shack built around a fresh water well that had been significantly poisoned by radiation from the bombs. Unbeknownst to the residents of Radiation Junction, the well has been purified by use of judicious pourings of RadAway, which came from a nearby factory. The pourings of RadAway were not without their consequences, however. The denizens of The Well, a family of five, died of chemical poisoning and now the shack surrounding the well sits abandoned, filled with bottles upon bottles of water stored in old NukaCola bottles and Mr. Pipp cans.
- The Well is a small, winding cave in Wraithmarsh, accessible from a ladder behind the north-west building of the Drowned Farm. The cave is damp, with pools of water, and is reinforced with wooden beams. The area is also swarmed with hollow men, who have infested the well.
- Me and Henry walked down Innsmote Road every day after school. Our friendship was an unlikely one. Henry came from a poor town down south. His family name was neither prominent nor wealthy, and it was new in a very old city. Raised as an only child by his mother, Henry had not had a fair life for such a nice kid. Of course I had no idea at the time, I was only young, but his father had been a mad alcoholic. His mother had left town for Henry's sake. He never spoke of this, as he was probably too small to remember it, but we never mentioned his father regardless. It was clear he did not wish to remember him. Henry was not a particularly bright student, either. The day we met was the very first day of school, when he leaned across from his desk to mine and asked if he could copy my answers.
- In the film, Wybie describes the legend of the well to Coraline when he first meets her. He states "that if one was to fall in the well and look up, they would see a sky full of stars, even in the daytime". This is due to the deepness of the well, as in both film and novel, Coraline attempts to measure its depth by dropping a stone (or pebbles and acorns in the novel) inside of it, and counts until it hits the ground. It is unclear whether or she actually hears it hitting the ground in the film, as the sound heard could have been the due to the rain in the next scene. At the end of the novel, Coraline counts to 40 before she hears the Other Mother's right hand splash at the bottom of the well. In the novel, an unknown person told Coraline that one would see stars if they were in a mineshaf
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