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{{Object | |||
|name = Kronole | |||
|image = 102 — Kronole from Oz.png | |||
|creator = [[Terence]] | |||
|use = Drug | |||
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Shortly after the | '''Kronole''' is a street-drug sold aboard [[Snowpiercer]] on the black market. The drug is manufactured from the suspension drug used in medicine for those put to sleep in [[The Drawers]].<ref name=":0">[[Access Is Power|S01E03 - Access Is Power]]</ref> The drug has numerous effects with the most notable being the ability to block pain receptors; according to Oz, Kronole is so powerful it blocks out all feelings, not just pain. | ||
== History == | |||
Little is known about the drug's history, other than [[Henry Klimpt]] exchanged samples of the suspension drug with Kronole for medical supplies for the sleepers, vegetable balms to prevent bedsores.<ref name=":0" /> | |||
Later, [[Janitorial Department|the janitors]] (who got [[Suspension Drug|suspension drug]] from Klimpt) would be able to synthesize Kronole — for street use — from the drug. [[Sean Wise]] kept tabs on the black market. He was trying to find the source of the new drug wrecking havoc in Third. On the night he was killed, he and [[Erik Sotto]] met with [[Terence]] to score some Kronole. It eventually found it's way into the [[Cargo Car (Tail)|Tail]].<ref name=":0" /> | |||
These facts remained unknown for at least two revolutions until coming to light when [[Andre Layton]] and [[Bess Till]] remarked that [[Nikki Genêt]]'s condition resonated with Kronole withdrawal.<ref name=":0" /> | |||
==Throughout the Series== | |||
Shortly after the failed inserrection in the Tail, [[Suzanne]]'s arm is frozen by [[Ruth Wardell]] and smashed to pieces. In an attempt to remedy his mother's pain, Suzanne's son [[Patterson]] exchanges oral sex with [[John Osweiller]] in exchange for some confiscated Kronole — Oz remarks that Kronole will do a much better job at numbing pain than painkillers will.<ref>[[Prepare to Brace|S01E02 - Prepare to Brace]]</ref> | |||
==Users== | ==Users== | ||
*[[John Osweiller]] (possibly) | |||
*[[Suzanne]] | *[[Suzanne]] | ||
==Trivia== | |||
*In the [[Snowpiercer (film)|film]], Kronole is a addictive, harmful drug and a potent explosive. | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
<references />[[Category:Objects]] | <references /> | ||
[[Category:Objects]] | |||
[[Category:Snowpiercer]] | |||
[[Category:3rd Class]] | |||
[[Category:Tailies]] | |||
Latest revision as of 10:17, 26 March 2023
Kronole is a street-drug sold aboard Snowpiercer on the black market. The drug is manufactured from the suspension drug used in medicine for those put to sleep in The Drawers.[1] The drug has numerous effects with the most notable being the ability to block pain receptors; according to Oz, Kronole is so powerful it blocks out all feelings, not just pain.
History[edit | edit source]
Little is known about the drug's history, other than Henry Klimpt exchanged samples of the suspension drug with Kronole for medical supplies for the sleepers, vegetable balms to prevent bedsores.[1]
Later, the janitors (who got suspension drug from Klimpt) would be able to synthesize Kronole — for street use — from the drug. Sean Wise kept tabs on the black market. He was trying to find the source of the new drug wrecking havoc in Third. On the night he was killed, he and Erik Sotto met with Terence to score some Kronole. It eventually found it's way into the Tail.[1]
These facts remained unknown for at least two revolutions until coming to light when Andre Layton and Bess Till remarked that Nikki Genêt's condition resonated with Kronole withdrawal.[1]
Throughout the Series[edit | edit source]
Shortly after the failed inserrection in the Tail, Suzanne's arm is frozen by Ruth Wardell and smashed to pieces. In an attempt to remedy his mother's pain, Suzanne's son Patterson exchanges oral sex with John Osweiller in exchange for some confiscated Kronole — Oz remarks that Kronole will do a much better job at numbing pain than painkillers will.[2]
Users[edit | edit source]
- John Osweiller (possibly)
- Suzanne
Trivia[edit | edit source]
- In the film, Kronole is a addictive, harmful drug and a potent explosive.