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[[image:Morpha.jpg|right|thumb|Morpha, in a pouch | [[image:Morpha.jpg|right|thumb|Morpha, in a pouch {{TRS|The Face of the Enemy}}]] | ||
'''Morpha''' is a painkilling medication used by the Colonial military. | '''Morpha''' is a painkilling medication used by the Colonial military. | ||
The drug is included in all [[medkit]]s. A morpha overdose is fatal; it is used to euthanize [[Socinus]] in order to spare him a slow, painful death | The drug is included in all [[medkit]]s. A morpha overdose is fatal; it is used to euthanize [[Socinus]] in order to spare him a slow, painful death {{TRS|Valley of Darkness}}. | ||
A pouch containing several ampules of the drug are given to [[Felix Gaeta]] by [[Hoshi]] to aid in Gaeta's leg pain ([[TRS]]: "[[The Face of the Enemy]]", episode 1). | A pouch containing several ampules of the drug are given to [[Felix Gaeta]] by [[Hoshi]] to aid in Gaeta's leg pain ([[TRS]]: "[[The Face of the Enemy]]", episode 1). | ||
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== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
* Morpha's effects appear to be nearly identical to, and named after, the real-world drug [[Wikipedia:Morphine| | * Morpha's effects appear to be nearly identical to, and named after, the real-world drug [[Wikipedia:Morphine|Morphine]]. | ||
Revision as of 07:34, 20 September 2020
Morpha is a painkilling medication used by the Colonial military.
The drug is included in all medkits. A morpha overdose is fatal; it is used to euthanize Socinus in order to spare him a slow, painful death (TRS: "Valley of Darkness").
A pouch containing several ampules of the drug are given to Felix Gaeta by Hoshi to aid in Gaeta's leg pain (TRS: "The Face of the Enemy", episode 1).
Notes[edit]
- Morpha's effects appear to be nearly identical to, and named after, the real-world drug Morphine.