Crime⚠ unverified · 20%
Eg: If I want to write a character stabbing an assassin with a sword, I could say: "The assassin raised his daggers. Will lunged forward and impaled him with his sword. Both he and the assassin were s
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Unverified, machine-classified. This event was auto-detected from a single BLUESKY news source. The title is a machine-generated label — not the article’s headline — and may not reflect the source. Open the source to confirm; treat as a developing signal until verified.
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- assault · stabbing
Eg: If I want to write a character stabbing an assassin with a sword, I could say: "The assassin raised his daggers. Will lunged forward and impaled him with his sword. Both he and the assassin were shocked by what he had done. Will let go of the hilt and stepped back. The assassin collapsed."
Sources
- Bluesky ↗ · first seen 2026-06-15 03:39 UTC
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