The Vitruvian Man
First seen: Book 2, Chapter 22
Leonardo da Vinci's famous pen-and-ink drawing of a man inscribed within a circle and square, illustrating ideal human body proportions.
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Real-World Reference
Finding Magistrate Featherfall's corpse lashed spread-eagled inside a bone dreamcatcher, Carl described the sight as a twisted, upside-down parody of Da Vinci's Vitruvian Man.
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Book 2
Chapter 22
- TAG Real-World Reference: Carl's comparison for Featherfall's corpse in the bone dreamcatcher
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