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Hey Kelly,
ReplyDeleteHOw about someone stabbed in the shoulder in the back? I don't want it to be too serious but enough to have stitches????????
Hello, CK.
DeleteSorry to be late getting back to you!
If the cut is deep enough and long enough, it'll require stitches. I'd suggest having the knife hit the meaty part of the shoulder (read: muscle)but not sever tendons.
A stab wound over the shoulder blade will protect your victim from the knife entering the chest cavity.
Either one of these will give a wound big enough to justify stitches. :-)
Cheers, Kelly
This is so interesting! I odn't have anything at the moment, but when I do, I know where to come! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by, Heather!
DeleteMore cool stuff to come.
Cheers, Kelly