Fontane Serum

**Fontane Serum** is a substance mentioned throughout the Homith Twin Study series by Alex Casanas.

Very little is known about the Serum, other than that it has presumably been used by President Franklin Delano Roosevelt in order to regain control of his paralyzed lower-body.

## Effects

Fontane Serum is primarily depicted as a regenerative drug, with strength-enhancing capabilities.

In the experiment report for the Homith Twin Study, the Serum was administered to an individual who had been in a serious accident at a car factory. They had also not eaten in several days, nor drank for the previous 12 hours. The Serum was administered to the individual via Homith Chamber after they fell unconscious. The exact effects are unknown. Within the lab report, a highly muscular individual is also depicted, which may be a user of Fontane Serum.

President Franklin Delano Roosevelt was an alleged user of the substance. It is unknown if and when he began using Fontane Serum, although multiple photographs exist of him standing and running shortly before his death. This means that it likely regenerated otherwise irreparable nerves that were damaged by Polio, which left him totally and permanently paralyzed from the waist down. He also seemed to gain an unnatural amount of muscle mass, as seen in a photograph of FDR swimming on the day of his death.

## History

### Homith Twin Study

On an unknown date, an individual suffered from an accident at a car factory and checked into a hospital. After answering initial questions they fell unconscious and were placed within a device referred to as a "Homith Chamber." The Homith Chamber used pumps to administer Fontane Serum and cooler to the individual to unknown effect.

This appears to have been part of an experiment referred to as the "Homith Twin Study," and a document on the experiment and its effects was created. At some point multiple critical details were redacted from the report.

### Franklin Delano Roosevelt

Franklin Delano Roosevelt is an alleged user of Fontane Serum with multiple photographs existing of the president, who was believed to be permanently paralyzed from the waist down, performing activities that would be normally impossible for him.

On an unknown date, he was photographed standing next to a large tube of a substance believed to be Fontane Serum.

On April 11, 1945, FDR was photographed running towards a camera.

On April 12, 1945, the same day that FDR died, he is depicted swimming in Warm Springs, Georgia. He has a large amount of muscle-mass in the image.

### Uncovered and Uploaded

At an unknown date, the report for the Homith Twin Study is uploaded to a classes Canvas files. No context is provided to the students as to the nature of the document. This results in a student posting a video on the document online via shortform content, asking others what it might be.

At some point, another internet user began a series entitled "Historical photos you AREN'T meant to see," showing multiple photos of Franklin Delano Roosevelt performing activities he should not have been able to, implied to be because of his use of Fontane Serum.

## Notes

### Trivia

* Fontane Serum may be named after Theodor Fontane, a German novelist known for his belief in the dichotomy between ubermensch (superhumans) and untermensch (subhumans).
	+ This correlates with the images shown in the Homith Twin Study document, depicting a man with heavy muscles next to a highly emaciated man, who is likely with the individual who was in the car factory accident.