| Thomas Byle's Altar Stone | |
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Origin |
Thomas Byle |
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Type |
Stone |
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Effects |
Consoles worry and terror |
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Downsides |
Complete awareness to one’s struggles |
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Activation |
Performing a ceremony over |
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Collected by |
Warehouse 13 |
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Section |
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Aisle |
941486-9228 |
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Shelf |
314182-4820-915 |
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Date of Collection |
July 24, 2018 |
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Origin[]
Father Thomas Byles studied theology under the Oxford umbrella and late converted to Catholicism, ordained for priesthood in Rome. He was invited to America by his younger brother William to consummate his wedding. Passage was abroad the RMS Titanic. During the voyage, he held Mass and confessions for second- and third-class passengers. When the unsinkable ship began drowning, Byles calmly addressed those unable to reach the lifeboats with prayer.
Effects[]
Fills itself with the concerns and anxiety of all the activator interacts with. Every bothersome fear just disappears, with people acting more rationally without rushing decisions. Especially strong when recipients are total strangers. The same emotional dulling also forces the user to be entirely aware of any severe issue hounding them – no more avoiding or deflecting problems. Only acceptance.
| Titanic Collection |
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| Arthur Rostron’s Loving Cup • Artie Moore's Headphones • Benjamin Guggenheim's Deck Chair • Britanic Davit • Captain Edward John Smith's Hat • Dorothy Gibson's Cardigan • Francis Browne’s Negatives • Jack Dawson's Art Kit • Margaret Devaney’s Pocketknife • Molly Brown's Oar • RMS Olympic • RMS Titanic Coal Room Rotating Dog Lever • The Heart of The Ocean • Thomas Byle's Altar Stone • Violet Jessop's Earrings • Wallace Hartley's Violin • William Thomas Stead's Pocketbook |