Bloodletting was a common practice during the Middle Ages on Earth-That-Was. It was, in fact, practiced up through the 19th century, and continued through the latter times as phlebotomy. The principle behind the practice was that diseases and illnesses would be "let out" along with the blood.
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Yeah, it's a letter, and you probably met Cecil. He lives with us.
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It's the eleventh letter. A, B, C, D...
[counting on her fingers.]
E, F, G, H, I.
[pauses.]
Eleventh. Eleven is a prime number, Kaye. That's very important.
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[She's not really sure where this is going, but she's making tea and doesn't mind the talking.]
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[out go her legs, off go the hugeass boots, and wiggling go the dirty toes.]
Or devise another method of counting, such as using the phalanx bones to add digits...
[she trails off, staring in the direction of wherever Cecil last was.]
Hendeca, undeca. I know his secret.
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I'll make sure no one will hurt you.
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inside the skin
not too far in, nani, just enough and you wouldn't even feel it. it's completely harmless. they're just tests and they won't hurt you, because we're your doctors, dong ma? yes, it's alright, now just close your eyes.
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