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VincentD commented at 2012-08-30 21:34:59 » #1150988
This is just a guess, Anon2, but I believe that the gauge on top of the apparatus measures heat, likely the heat produced by speaking; and yes, there is heat when you speak, since your jaw is moving and movement creations friction which creates heat. It seems likely that, if it got above a certain level, it would move the chain, turning the wheels, and pulling the trigger, killing her, hence the "Silence" tooled into the leather strap around the revolver's grip.
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This is just a guess, Anon2, but I believe that the gauge on top of the apparatus measures heat, likely the heat produced by speaking; and yes, there is heat when you speak, since your jaw is moving and movement creations friction which creates heat. It seems likely that, if it got above a certain level, it would move the chain, turning the wheels, and pulling the trigger, killing her, hence the "Silence" tooled into the leather strap around the revolver's grip.
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Anonymous commented at 2012-08-30 22:52:18 » #1151032
It's a heat gauge, but she's got her tongue to the metal to keep it heated. The idea is to keep her tongue outside of her mouth, so she can't speak. If she puts it in her mouth for too long, the gauge registers and the gun goes off. Notice that there's a wheel + chain for the pistol trigger. It notches slowly ... this lets her realize she's screwing up...by not keeping her tongue on the metal to heat it, it notches the wheel closer to the trigger little by little. Eventually it notches it one final time and *BLAM*.
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It's a heat gauge, but she's got her tongue to the metal to keep it heated. The idea is to keep her tongue outside of her mouth, so she can't speak. If she puts it in her mouth for too long, the gauge registers and the gun goes off. Notice that there's a wheel + chain for the pistol trigger. It notches slowly ... this lets her realize she's screwing up...by not keeping her tongue on the metal to heat it, it notches the wheel closer to the trigger little by little. Eventually it notches it one final time and *BLAM*.
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Anonymous commented at 2013-01-01 20:33:35 » #1236697
...if that's a temp gauge then she's already quite dead, it's reading well below body temp. There's also no discernible connection point between said gauge and the trigger mechanism and lots of extraneous gears.
An actually effective way of doing this would be to simply attach a string to her tongue and put it in place of the button chain section.
Or you could use a dead-man switch with a pneumatic actuator.
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...if that's a temp gauge then she's already quite dead, it's reading well below body temp. There's also no discernible connection point between said gauge and the trigger mechanism and lots of extraneous gears.
An actually effective way of doing this would be to simply attach a string to her tongue and put it in place of the button chain section.
Or you could use a dead-man switch with a pneumatic actuator.
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Anonymous commented at 2013-01-20 02:28:09 » #1249303
That garage or whatever looks closer to that of a pressure meter like for air compressors and the trigger for that gun would require a much more powerful force then that small device would be capable of producing. it looks more like a device meant to cause fear not to really kill
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That garage or whatever looks closer to that of a pressure meter like for air compressors and the trigger for that gun would require a much more powerful force then that small device would be capable of producing. it looks more like a device meant to cause fear not to really kill
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