Bliss and horror - Revision history

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	"'''Bliss and horror'''" is [[the Haitian]]'s description of [[Guillame\|his father]]'s [[ability]] to induce either overwhelmingly positive (joy, happiness, pleasure, arousal, kindness, etc.) or overwhelmingly negative (fear, hunger, pain, despair, etc.) sensations in other ~~living things~~.		"'''Bliss and horror'''" is [[the Haitian]]'s description of [[Guillame\|his father]]'s [[ability]] to induce either overwhelmingly positive (joy, happiness, pleasure, arousal, kindness, etc.) or overwhelmingly negative (fear, hunger, pain, despair, etc.) sensations in other people.

	==Characters==		==Characters==

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Notes

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* In the ''[[It Takes a Village]]'' series, [[Guillame]] has variously caused his subjects to feel bliss, horror, love, fear, shame, ecstasy, subjugation, euphoria, and desire. It is unknown whether or not Guillame ~~has~~ the ability to directly cause these feelings or if they ~~are~~ byproducts of an umbrella sensation.		* In the ''[[It Takes a Village]]'' series, [[Guillame]] has variously caused his subjects to feel bliss, horror, love, fear, shame, ecstasy, subjugation, euphoria, and desire. It is unknown whether or not Guillame had the ability to directly cause these feelings or if they were byproducts of an umbrella sensation.
	* In an [[interview (Joe Kelly)\|interview]], [[Joe Kelly]] called Guillame "a 'walking drug'. So essentially, he could send you on a 'good trip' (as he does during the ceremonies) or a 'bad trip' (as he does to the Tonton Macoutes)." "To me, he messes with the endorphins of people around him--so when he wants people to be happy, their [[brains]] release more endorphins. When he wants them terrified, it's either an overload or some other brain chemical and they freak out. I also liked that it was related to [[the Haitian]]'s [[mental manipulation\|power]]."		* In an [[interview (Joe Kelly)\|interview]], [[Joe Kelly]] called Guillame "a 'walking drug'. So essentially, he could send you on a 'good trip' (as he does during the ceremonies) or a 'bad trip' (as he does to the Tonton Macoutes)." "To me, he messes with the endorphins of people around him--so when he wants people to be happy, their [[brains]] release more endorphins. When he wants them terrified, it's either an overload or some other brain chemical and they freak out. I also liked that it was related to [[the Haitian]]'s [[mental manipulation\|power]]."
	* Writers [[Joe Pokaski]] and [[Aron Coleite]] [http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=18984 said] Guillame "liked to use his ability to sleep around."		* Writers [[Joe Pokaski]] and [[Aron Coleite]] [http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=18984 said] Guillame "liked to use his ability to sleep around."

imported>Kon: Guillame is deceased

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Guillame is deceased

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imported>Kon: Guillame is deceased

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Guillame is deceased

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	\| image = With arms wide open.JPG		\| image = With arms wide open.JPG
	\| caption = [[Guillame]] produces euphoric feelings renewing his people's faith in him		\| caption = [[Guillame]] produces euphoric feelings, renewing his people's faith in him
	\| held by = [[Guillame]] ([[suicide\|deceased]])		\| held by = [[Guillame]] ([[suicide\|deceased]])
	\| absorbed by = <!-- Unlinked space for who has absorbed the power -->		\| absorbed by = <!-- Unlinked space for who has absorbed the power -->
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	==Characters==		==Characters==
	*[[Guillame]] is the only character known to have this ability. (''[[It Takes a Village, Part 1]]'')		*[[Guillame]] is the only character known to have had this ability. (''[[It Takes a Village, Part 1]]'')

	==Limits==		==Limits==
	Guillame is able to make people feel extreme pleasure or discomfort. He has induced "bliss" in his followers and "horror" in his enemies. Used as a weapon, this power ~~can~~ effectively incapacitate victims with weakness and nausea.		Guillame was able to make people feel extreme pleasure or discomfort. He has induced "bliss" in his followers and "horror" in his enemies. Used as a weapon, this power could effectively incapacitate victims with weakness and nausea.

	So far, there is no indication that he could cause both pleasure and pain at the same time. All subjects ~~experience~~ whatever single feeling he ~~projects~~.		So far, there is no indication that he could cause both pleasure and pain at the same time. All subjects experienced whatever single feeling he projected.

	This power appears to require active concentration to use.		This power appears to require active concentration to use.

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	"'''Bliss and horror'''" is [[the Haitian]]'s description of [[Guillame\|his father]]'s [[ability]] to induce either overwhelmingly positive (joy, happiness, pleasure, arousal, kindness, etc) or overwhelmingly negative (fear, hunger, pain, despair, etc) sensations in other ~~people and~~ living things.		"'''Bliss and horror'''" is [[the Haitian]]'s description of [[Guillame\|his father]]'s [[ability]] to induce either overwhelmingly positive (joy, happiness, pleasure, arousal, kindness, etc.) or overwhelmingly negative (fear, hunger, pain, despair, etc.) sensations in other living things.

	==Characters==		==Characters==

imported>Ariesx4 at 12:34, 24 May 2015

2015-05-24T12:34:11Z

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