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Revision as of 13:09, 27 July 2020
The Romeo and Juliet Sleeping Potion is a potion that is used to send someone into a temporary, death-like trance. When ingested, the potion slows down the person's heart rate and breathing for thirty minutes, allowing them to pass off as a dead body. However, this potion involves some risk for the person who drinks it.
Overview
In "The Enemy of My Frenemy", Harry Greenwood asked Jordan Chase to assist in a mission to infiltrate a morgue. Harry gave Jordan a potion that would temporarily slow down his heart rate and breathing, allowing Harry to infiltrate the morgue without looking suspicious. Jordan drank the potion, and nothing happened at first, but he eventually collapsed, allowing Harry to put his body in a body bag and enter the morgue.
Trivia
- The series did not explain the risks involved in this potion. But it may have been implied that the temporary trance may in some cases pass into biological death.