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| + | |name = Carlo Collodi's Bracelet |
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| + | |image = File:Carlo_Collodi's_Bracelet1.png |
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| + | |effects = Gives wearer control over ones own body |
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| + | |source = Carlo Collodi |
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| + | |danger = High |
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| + | |activate = Wearing |
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| + | |caption = The Bracelet}} |
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It was first discovered when a young boy, Walter Sykes, suddenly gained the ability to walk even though he was paralyzed from the waist down. |
It was first discovered when a young boy, Walter Sykes, suddenly gained the ability to walk even though he was paralyzed from the waist down. |
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==How It Works== |
==How It Works== |
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| − | Created from the strings of a marionette owned by Collodi, it increases muscle control and dexterity giving the disabled the ability to walk, provided they keep the bracelet on. |
+ | Created from the strings of a marionette owned by Collodi (whose given name was Lorenzini), it increases muscle control and dexterity, giving the disabled the ability to walk, provided they keep the bracelet on. |
| − | However there is a high trade off for this gift. The bracelet enhances the malevolence inside a person's soul, planting what [[Mrs. Frederic]] calls a "seed of darkness" inside a person if not removed quickly enough. A sign of this malevolence is the pupils expanding to consume the iris, giving a person black eyes, from time to time. This continues even after the bracelet has been separated from a person. Jane also claims that the bracelet robs the person of their ability to feel love and accept love in return. Pete said that it basically turns you into the worst guy ever. |
+ | However there is a high trade off for this gift. The bracelet enhances the malevolence inside a person's soul, planting what [[Mrs. Frederic]] calls a "seed of darkness" inside a person if not removed quickly enough. It hardens the heart and burns a hole that can never be filled. A sign of this malevolence is the pupils expanding to consume the iris, giving a person black eyes, from time to time. This continues even after the bracelet has been separated from a person. Jane also claims that the bracelet robs the person of their ability to feel love and accept love in return. Pete said that it basically turns you into the worst guy ever. |
| − | Carlo Collodi was actually much more bitter than history remembers him. In his original story whenever Jiminy Cricket tried to tell Pinocchio what to do he would whack him with a hammer. |
+ | Carlo Collodi was actually much more bitter than history remembers him. In his original story, whenever Jiminy Cricket tried to tell Pinocchio what to do, he would whack him with a hammer. |
| − | The artifact also developed a bifurcated artifact like bond with someone who has worn it too long. Sykes claimed that |
+ | The artifact also developed a bifurcated artifact like bond with someone who has worn it too long. Sykes claimed that the artifact was a part of him. Every-time he closed his eyes he could see it; he felt like there was a hole that only the artifact could fill.[[File:Carlo_Collodi's_Bracelet.png|thumb|Walter Sykes wearing the artifact]] |
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==Shadows== |
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Carlo Collodi was the author of the original story of Pinocchio. However, unlike the familiar Disney version of the story, Collodi's story was darker and more cynical, as Collodi was, according to Artie, "a bitter satirist." The bracelet probably absorbed Collodi's emotions (as artifacts are known to do), thus causing anyone who wears it to become as wicked as he was. |
Carlo Collodi was the author of the original story of Pinocchio. However, unlike the familiar Disney version of the story, Collodi's story was darker and more cynical, as Collodi was, according to Artie, "a bitter satirist." The bracelet probably absorbed Collodi's emotions (as artifacts are known to do), thus causing anyone who wears it to become as wicked as he was. |
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| + | == Appearances == |
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| + | * "[[Shadows]]" |
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| + | * "[[Stand]]" |
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[[Category:Artifacts]] |
[[Category:Artifacts]] |
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Revision as of 16:59, 13 September 2018
"The downsides of this artifact are a lot worse than the upsides" - Jane describing the artifact's power.
An unprepossessing but dangerous artifact, the bracelet led to the creation of the Warehouse's troubles in Season 3.
It was first discovered when a young boy, Walter Sykes, suddenly gained the ability to walk even though he was paralyzed from the waist down.
How It Works
Created from the strings of a marionette owned by Collodi (whose given name was Lorenzini), it increases muscle control and dexterity, giving the disabled the ability to walk, provided they keep the bracelet on.
However there is a high trade off for this gift. The bracelet enhances the malevolence inside a person's soul, planting what Mrs. Frederic calls a "seed of darkness" inside a person if not removed quickly enough. It hardens the heart and burns a hole that can never be filled. A sign of this malevolence is the pupils expanding to consume the iris, giving a person black eyes, from time to time. This continues even after the bracelet has been separated from a person. Jane also claims that the bracelet robs the person of their ability to feel love and accept love in return. Pete said that it basically turns you into the worst guy ever.
Carlo Collodi was actually much more bitter than history remembers him. In his original story, whenever Jiminy Cricket tried to tell Pinocchio what to do, he would whack him with a hammer.
The artifact also developed a bifurcated artifact like bond with someone who has worn it too long. Sykes claimed that the artifact was a part of him. Every-time he closed his eyes he could see it; he felt like there was a hole that only the artifact could fill.
Walter Sykes wearing the artifact
Shadows
The Warehouse became aware of the Bracelet shortly after the death of Pete Lattimer's father. Learning the artifact was in the possession of a child, Mrs. Frederic went to see Jane Lattimer to ask her to return to duty since she had a talent when it came to children and artifacts.
History
Carlo Collodi was the author of the original story of Pinocchio. However, unlike the familiar Disney version of the story, Collodi's story was darker and more cynical, as Collodi was, according to Artie, "a bitter satirist." The bracelet probably absorbed Collodi's emotions (as artifacts are known to do), thus causing anyone who wears it to become as wicked as he was.