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Little Nightmares II Review

Little Nightmares II Review Little Nightmares II follows the same theme of the original game. A horror themes puzzle game that again is available across all gaming platforms and has added recent visual upgrades to the next-gen console editions. With this game you venture through the world as the masked hero Mono, donning a trench coat and paper bag for a hat. Get yourself ready for another game that will test your nerve and knowledge as you explore this dark and gloomy world. As previously stated I am not a huge horror game connoisseur however, I was excited to play Little Nightmares II as I really enjoyed the original game. This game starts in the same manner as the original teaching the basics and how the game works. For the first hour or so of the game it feels very similar to the original (which is a good thing), testing you and giving lots of opportunities for further exploration. However, it is after you learn the mechanic to use the new wrench/hammer or whatever smashy item yo

La Séquestrée de Poitiers - The Tragic Life of Blanche Monnier

By Elspeth Read In 1897, Blanche Monnier, at 25 years old, was described as a joyful and playful woman, with a wealth of beautiful hair and big brilliant eyes. Blanche lived with her widowed mother and older brother, Marcel, in 21 Rue De La Visitation, a wealthy neighbourhood in Poiters, France. Although Blanche’s father died in 1879, the Monnier’s lived very comfortably on the fortune he left behind due to his successful career as director of an arts faculty in town. Blanche’s mother, Madam Louise Monnier, was viewed as an upstanding member of the community, having been awarded by the Committee of Good Works for generous contributions to the city. As a young French socialite, Blanche wanted to fall in love and leave the clutches of her strict home life. One day, Blanche met a man, somewhat older than her and an unsuccessful attorney. The two fell in love and saw each other in secret, fearing Blanche’s mother’s disapproval. Madam Monnier condemned the relationsh

The Black Death

A Quick Guide To The Black Death By Rubee Mellon With the pandemonium brought onto the world due to the outbreak of the coronavirus, I thought it would be interesting to lay out facts about another pandemic, the Black Death, so it is easier to see how far we have come with regards to dealing with disease outbreaks. Previous Plagues Plague of Athens (430 BC): Estimated deaths of 100,000 people. Antonine Plague (165-180 AD): Estimated deaths of 5 million people in the Roman Empire. Plague of Cyprian (250-271 AD): Estimated deaths of 5000 a day in Rome. Plague of Justinian (541-542 AD): Estimated deaths of 10% of the world's population. Origins of The Black Death The Black Death is believed to have first started in the mid-1330s. The disease is thought to have originated from Central Asia, with current estimations believing it was in modern day China. It spread to Europe and North Africa around 1346-1347. The disease arrived in Europe via Italy - Italy was

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