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The Hemlock is a Bloom in FarmVille. It is available as a single or a full bloom. It was originally released on October 15th, 2012 as a reward for collecting 8 Hemlock Nectars on Witch Stew Day 7. Hemlock, more properly a member of the conium family of plants, is a deadly poisonous plant. It grows in the wild in damp areas. It contains at least four poisonous substances, the most important of which is coniine, which disrupts the function of the central nervous system. Almost any dose of hemlock can be fatal as it directly affects the respiratory muscles, preventing them from working. The effect is progressive and, depending on the dose, can be quick or slow. In Knight Fall, King Miles is found to have given hemlock to Sir William, but he innocently thought it was wild carrot. Hemlock is an assassin. File:HemlockIcon DD.gifHemlock is a Venus Djinni in Golden Sun: Dark Dawn. He can be found in Yamata Ruins. Hemlock was a type of plant native to the planet Earth. When Manticore was settled, the colonists named a tree that looked similar to the Earth native Manticoran hemlock. (HH1) The poison derived from such plants was used as a method of execution in Classical Greece. It was considered that letting the condemned person himself drink the hemlock was a more dignified way of dying then having to submit to an exectioner. In Western culture hemlock is especially associated with Socrates, who was condemned for impiety and sedition, and allowed an honorable death by drinking this poison as an alternative to exile from Athens. Hemlock is the thirteenth episode of season three of Elementary. It first aired on CBS on the 5 February, 2015. Hemlock were Rokugani poisonous plants. Hemlock is a toxin, very mild to Highborn. As a tincture, it is blue in color. Adric favors it to calm himself, a habit he acquired in his days as a diplomat. Kindrie gives some to Jame in To Ride a Rathorn to help her sleep. Jame describes the drug's effects as somewhat like being drunk, but with an unpleasant tingling of her limbs as if they were falling asleep. Poison -300 HP Increase Damage by 100 Effect will last 2 minutes 00 seconds Hemlock is, technically speaking, not a character in his own right. He is the male alter-ego of the notoriously unstable Laburnum. He made his first appearance during a Potterverse mission in which Harry Potter, Ron Weasley, and Draco Malfoy were, for reasons which presumably made perfect sense to the author, transported into an alternate universe by the Mary Sue, Princess Rikai, and transformed into Arabian handmaidens with Japanese names. The unfortunate effects of the dimension switch affected the agents as well, switching their sexes for the duration. Laburnum was, at the time, in the middle of a bout of depression and self-hate, and suffering from the desire to become someone else for a while. When she found out that the Official Fanfiction University of Redwall staff member Joseph th

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File:HemlockIcon DD.gifHemlock is a Venus Djinni in Golden Sun: Dark Dawn. He can be found in Yamata Ruins. Poison -300 HP Increase Damage by 100 Effect will last 2 minutes 00 seconds The poison derived from such plants was used as a method of execution in Classical Greece. It was considered that letting the condemned person himself drink the hemlock was a more dignified way of dying then having to submit to an exectioner. In Western culture hemlock is especially associated with Socrates, who was condemned for impiety and sedition, and allowed an honorable death by drinking this poison as an alternative to exile from Athens. Hemlock is an assassin. Hemlock is, technically speaking, not a character in his own right. He is the male alter-ego of the notoriously unstable Laburnum. He made his first appearance during a Potterverse mission in which Harry Potter, Ron Weasley, and Draco Malfoy were, for reasons which presumably made perfect sense to the author, transported into an alternate universe by the Mary Sue, Princess Rikai, and transformed into Arabian handmaidens with Japanese names. The unfortunate effects of the dimension switch affected the agents as well, switching their sexes for the duration. Laburnum was, at the time, in the middle of a bout of depression and self-hate, and suffering from the desire to become someone else for a while. When she found out that the Official Fanfiction University of Redwall staff member Joseph the Bellmaker-Turned-Mad-Scientist had got hold of the TF-Gun from the webcomic "El Goonish Shive," Hemlock fitted the bill nicely. With tutoring from student and self-proclaimed expert boywatcher Suzi Goldenfur, he's rapidly learning to act like a boy as well as look like one. Drake, unfortunately, has met him without realising who he is. This is unlikely to end well. In appearance, he strongly resembles Laburnum; on the big side, with curly brown hair or fur, and a sleepy expression. In ferret form, he scruffs up his chinfur to form a goatee, on the basis that he needs all the help he can get to look masculine, and in human form he's often unshaven. In personality, he's also similar to Laburnum, but because he's constantly watching himself to avoid slipups, he's more cautious about his behaviour than she is, and less likely to get into random fights. He's also very shy, mostly because he's terrified of slipping up and being recognised. By 2010, Laburnum is more open about the existence of Hemlock. He has, by this point, become less shy, as it no longer matters if people know who he is, and more at ease with himself. He and Laburnum insist on talking about each other as if they were separate people, passing for twins to people who don't know them well, and sometimes misleading people into thinking they're either incestuous or telepathic just for laughs. Hemlock is a toxin, very mild to Highborn. As a tincture, it is blue in color. Adric favors it to calm himself, a habit he acquired in his days as a diplomat. Kindrie gives some to Jame in To Ride a Rathorn to help her sleep. Jame describes the drug's effects as somewhat like being drunk, but with an unpleasant tingling of her limbs as if they were falling asleep. Hemlock is the thirteenth episode of season three of Elementary. It first aired on CBS on the 5 February, 2015. Hemlock was a type of plant native to the planet Earth. When Manticore was settled, the colonists named a tree that looked similar to the Earth native Manticoran hemlock. (HH1) Hemlock were Rokugani poisonous plants. Hemlock, more properly a member of the conium family of plants, is a deadly poisonous plant. It grows in the wild in damp areas. It contains at least four poisonous substances, the most important of which is coniine, which disrupts the function of the central nervous system. Almost any dose of hemlock can be fatal as it directly affects the respiratory muscles, preventing them from working. The effect is progressive and, depending on the dose, can be quick or slow. In Knight Fall, King Miles is found to have given hemlock to Sir William, but he innocently thought it was wild carrot. The Hemlock is a Bloom in FarmVille. It is available as a single or a full bloom. It was originally released on October 15th, 2012 as a reward for collecting 8 Hemlock Nectars on Witch Stew Day 7.