Monkshood
Monkshood has a long tradition as a deadly plant and was used by ancient warriors to poison the water of their enemies. It was once used as a popular werewolf-detection tool. The flower was held near the alleged wolf’s chin, and if a yellow-tinged shadow appeared, that was confirmation that the person was a werewolf.
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quite interesting. good one
It is interesting about the monkshood werewolf detection technique. Is this where the children's folk game with buttercups began, using a benign shiny yellow flower in imitation of the adults?
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