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The Hell Of Inquisition

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"Do you like the bite of the hot iron, witch? That's just the beginning..."
 

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Martha Come said:
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but in fact I think red hot is too hot. red = about 800°C? that means probably explosive evaporation of water (in the cells), total destruction of tissue, and perhaps immediate death due to shock.

I once touched an innocent looking piece of metal of about 150°C. No glow at all, it was just standing there, but my burns lasted for weeks.
 
geolier said:
but in fact I think red hot is too hot. red = about 800°C? that means probably explosive evaporation of water (in the cells), total destruction of tissue, and perhaps immediate death due to shock.

I once touched an innocent looking piece of metal of about 150°C. No glow at all, it was just standing there, but my burns lasted for weeks.
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Not to mention destroying nerve endings. Burns are really painful if you still have the ability to feel them. I've never liked the red hot iron all that much. I would prefer longevity in my victim, rather than mutilation and death. But to each his own.
 
wulf said:
Not to mention destroying nerve endings. Burns are really painful if you still have the ability to feel them. I've never liked the red hot iron all that much. I would prefer longevity in my victim, rather than mutilation and death. But to each his own.
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Since it’s fantasy, I always imagine the hottest irons burning me savagely with incredible pain yet I always survive…
 
wulf said:
Not to mention destroying nerve endings. Burns are really painful if you still have the ability to feel them. I've never liked the red hot iron all that much. I would prefer longevity in my victim, rather than mutilation and death. But to each his own.
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I think you are in all aspects totally right. And I think the red color is nothing than the means of the artist to show that the rod is hot. How could that otherwise be depicted?
 
geolier said:
I think you are in all aspects totally right. And I think the red color is nothing than the means of the artist to show that the rod is hot. How could that otherwise be depicted?
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Good point, and this subject needs defining whether it's fantasy art, or a realistic scenario of some type. My fantasy world leans to severe torture, but without mutilation or death.
 
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