[ SECRET POST #2840 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2840 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Natalie Dormer]


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03.
[Star Trek: Voyager]


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04.
[Justified]


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05.
[The Fall]


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06.
[Outlander]


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07.
[Boxtrolls]


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[Scorpion]


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09.
[Being Human (UK)]

















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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

It's possible that she had Bell's Palsy previously and that's why it's easier for her to smile crookedly. I had it about ten years ago and my smile is still crooked - though not that intensely. I have to concentrate in order to make it even.

[(Anonymous)]

Right. Bell's Palsy. Alexis Denisoff had it, too. And that's a reason I wondered why she had something wrong with her (admittedly pretty) face. (Not the Original Anon here. Just the first responder.)

[(Anonymous)]

Wow, Bell's palsy - read about it just now, and it fits precisely for what I had as a young teen, almost 20 years ago. Doctors never put a diagnosis on it or treated it in any way - they just said it probably disappeared on its own over time.
I had it in both sides of the face, and yes, I mostly got normal movement back, but I still can't move my left eyebrow and if I close just my left eye for a longer time, I get pain and almost cramp in that side of the face. Well, nice to know what it was, at least.