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Mezzo-soprano pieces by interpolated pitch

This is a list of pieces which feature a mezzo-soprano part and the high or low notes that were added to the piece by a singer.

## Highest

### C6

* Gaetano Donizetti's Anna Bolena, "Va, infelice, e teco reca" - Giulietta Simionato, Shirley Verrett, Sonia Ganassi

### B5

* Gioachino Rossini's L'italiana in Algeri, "Pensa alla patria" - Giulietta Simionato

### A5

* Gaetano Donizetti's Anna Bolena, "Ah! qual sia cercar non oso" - Giulietta Simionato
* Gioachino Rossini's L'italiana in Algeri, "Cruda sorte! amor tiranno!" - Giulietta Simionato
* Gioachino Rossini's L'italiana in Algeri, "Ai capricci della sorte" - Giulietta Simionato

### G♯5

* Gioachino Rossini's L'italiana in Algeri, "Amici, in ogni evento" - Giulietta Simionato

### G5

* Gioachino Rossini's L'italiana in Algeri, "Non sei tu che il grado eletto" - Giulietta Simionato

## Lowest

### B2

* Giuseppe Verdi's Un Ballo in maschera, "Re dell'abisso, affrettati" - Guadalupe Barrientos
Deux vieilles gardes

***Deux vieilles gardes*** is an operetta bouffe in one act by Léo Delibes to a French libretto by Théodore Ferdinand Vallon de Villeneuve and Alphonse Lemonnier. It was composed in 1856. It is unknown when it premiered.

## Roles

 Madame Vertuchou
 Madame Potichon

## Musical numbers

* "Dieu que l’métier d’garde malade" - Madame Vertuchou, Madame Potichon
* "Pour le coup je vous tiens" - Madame Vertuchou, Madame Potichon
* "Quand on est garde malade" - Madame Vertuchou, Madame Potichon
* "On dirait du rosolio" - Fortuné, Madame Vertuchou, Madame Potichon
* "De la printannière hirondelle" - Fortuné
* "Prenons toujours ça" - Fortuné, Madame Vertuchou, Madame Potichon
* "Ta ta ta ta ta" - Fortuné (A4), Vertuchou, Potichon
L'italiana in Algeri

***L'italiana in Algeri*** is an operatic *dramma giocoso* in two acts by Gioachino Rossini to an Italian libretto by Angelo Anelli, based on his earlier text set by Luigi Mosca. It premiered at the Teatro San Benedetto in Venice on 22 May 1813.

## Musical numbers

**Act 1**

* "Serenate il mesto ciglio" - Elvira, Zulma, Haly, Mustafà, chorus
* "Deh! Signora vi scongiuro" - Zulma, Elvira, Haly, Mustafà, chorus
* "Su corragio, o mia signora" - Zulma, Haly, Elvira, Mustafà, chorus
* "Ritiratevi tutti" - Zulma, Elvira, Haly, Mustafà
* "Languir per una bella" - Lindoro
* "Ah, quando fia, ch'io possa in Italia tornar?" - Lindoro, Mustafà
* "Se inclinassi a prender moglie" - Lindoro, Mustafà
* "Quanta roba!" - Haly, chorus
* "Cruda sorte! amor tiranno!" - Isabella, chorus
* "Già ci siam. Tanto fa" - Isabella, Taddeo, Haly
* "Ai capricci della sorte" - Isabella, Taddeo
* "E ricusar potresti una si bella" - Zulma, Lindoro, Elvira, Mustafà, Haly
* "Già d'insolito ardore" - Mustafà
* "Vi dico il ver" - Zulma, Elvira, Lindoro
* "Viva, viva il flagel delle donne" - chorus
* "Sta qui fuori la bella Italiana" - Haly, Mustafà, Isabella, chorus
* "Vo' star con mia nipote" - Taddeo, Haly, Mustafà, Isabella
* "Pria di dividerci" - Elvira, Zulma, Lindoro, Isabella, Taddeo, Haly
* "Dite: chi è quella femmina?" - Isabella, Mustafà
* "Ah! di leone in asino" - Elvira, Zulma, Isabella, Lindoro, Taddeo, Mustafà, Haly, chorus
* "Nella testa ho un campanello" - Elvira, Zulma, Isabella, Lindoro, Taddeo, Mustafà, Haly, chorus

**Act 2**

* "Uno stupido, uno stolto" - Elvira, Zulma, Haly, chorus
* "Amiche, andate a dir all'Italiana" - Mustafà, Zulma, Elvira, Taddeo
* "Viva il grande Kaimakan" - chorus
* "Kaimakan! Io non capisco niente" - Taddeo, Mustafà
* "Ho un gran peso" - Taddeo, chorus
* "Quando s'abbiglia la donna vuol piacer" - Elvira, Isabella, Lindoro
* "Per lui che adoro" - Isabella, Mustafà, Taddeo, Lindoro
* "Io non resisto più" - Mustafà, Taddeo
* "Ti presento di mia man" - Mustafà, Isabella, Taddeo, Lindoro
* "Ah! mio caro" - Mustafà, Isabella, Taddeo, Lindoro
* "Siete servita" - Lindoro, Isabella, Mustafà, Elvira, Taddeo
* "Sento un fremito" - Elvira, Isabella, Lindoro, Taddeo, Mustafà
* "E tu speri di togliere Isabella" - Mustafà, Lindoro
* "Pappataci! che mai sento!" - Mustafà, Lindoro, Taddeo
* "Tutti i nostri Italiani" - Taddeo, Lindoro
* "Pronti abbiamo e ferri e mani" - chorus
* "Amici, in ogni evento" - Isabella
* "Pensa alla patria" - Isabella, chorus
* "Kaimakan... signor?" - Mustafà, Taddeo
* "Dei Pappataci s'avanza il coro" - Lindoro, Taddeo, Mustafà, chorus
* "Non sei tu che il grado eletto" - Isabella, Mustafà, Lindoro, Taddeo, chorus
* "Son l'aure seconde" - Lindoro, Isabella, Taddeo, Taddeo, chorus
* "Mio Signore! Mio marito!" - Elvira, Zulma, Haly, Mustafà, Isabella, Lindoro, Taddeo, chorus
Le diable à Seville

***Le diable à Seville*** is an opera comique in one act by José Melchor Gomis to a French libretto by A. Hurtado and Hygin-Auguste Cavé. It was first performed at the Opéra-Comique in Paris on 29 January 1831.

## Roles

 Ambrosio
 Maria

## Musical numbers

* "Tout a sa patrie s'il entend" - Riégo, Don Félix
* "J'entends frémir les Espagnes" - Maria, Angélique, chorus
* "Tu pars, adieu ma vie" - Angélique, Don Félix
* "À Saint François" - Toribio, Maria, chorus
* "S'il est heureux de plaire" - Cirile, Toribio
* "Ô douleur! Ô malheur!" - Angélique, Maria, Ambrosio, chorus
* "Au saint office place en tous lieux" - Angélique, Maria, chorus
* "Ô ciel! que vois-je" - Cirile, Riégo, Angélique
* "Daigne écouter mes aveux mes vœux" - Cirile
* "Laissez moi que faut il encore?" - Angélique, Cirile
* "Chut! Chut! Chut!" - Toribio, Angélique, Maria
* "L'Espagnol se lève" - Angélique, Maria, Riégo, Don Félix, chorus
L'ours et l'amateur des jardins

Sheet music cover

**L'amour et son carquois** is a bouffonnerie operetta in one act by Isidore Legouix, which premiered in 1869 at Théâtre des Bouffes-Parisiens in Paris, with libretto by William Bertrand Busnach and Octave-Philodème Marquet.

## Roles

 Moutardier
 Annibal
 Athénais
 Marmotte
 The bear

## Musical numbers

* "Ah! que je me suis amusée" - Athénais
* "Dans le carnaval" - Athénais, Marmotte, Courbouillon, Moutardier
* "Il est d'usage d'ordinaire" - Courbouillon, Annibal
* "Mademoiselle je vous aime" - Annibal, Athénais
* "Pourquois done crier amisi" - Athénais, Moutardier, Courbouillon
* "En chasse... En chasse" - Courbouillon, Moutardier

## Instrumentation

* woodwinds: 2 flutes, 1 oboe, 2 clarinets, 2 pistons, 1 bassoon
* brass: 2 horns, trombone
* percussion: bass drum, triangle, timbales
* string quartet
Der Schauspieldirektor

''***Der Schauspieldirektor''*** (*The Impresario*), K. 486, is a comic singspiel by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, set to a German libretto by Gottlieb Stephanie, an Austrian *Schauspieldirektor*.

Mozart, who describes it as "comedy with music" wrote it as his entry in a musical competition which was given a private performance hosted on 7 February 1786 by Joseph II at the Schönbrunn Palace in Vienna. This competition pitted a German *singspiel*, presented at one end of the room, against a competing Italian opera, the Italian entry being Antonio Salieri's opera buffa, *Prima la musica e poi le parole*, which was then given at the other end of the room. The premiere was followed by the first of three public performances given four days later at the Kärntnertor Theater, Vienna, on 11 February.

## Musical numbers

* "Da schlägt die Abschiedsstunde" - Madame Herz
* "Bester Jüngling!" - Mademoiselle Silberklang
* "Ich bin die erste Sängerin" - Madame Herz, Mademoiselle Silberklang, Monsieur Vogelsang
* "Jeder Künstler strebt nach Ehre" - Madame Herz, Mademoiselle Silberklang, Monsieur Vogelsang, Buff
Griselda

***Griselda*** is an opera in two acts by Ferdinando Paer to an Italian libretto by Angelo Anelli. It premiered in January 1798 at the Teatro Ducale in Parma.

## Roles

 the Duchess
 Doristella
 Lisetta
 the Marquis
 Lesbino
 the Count
 Giannoculo

## Musical numbers

### Act 1

* "Mia Lisetta, ho per la testa" - the Marquis, Lisetta, the Duchess, Doristella, the Count, chorus
* "Voi d'amante, o dolci affetti!" - Griselda
* "Quel che piace a mio marito" - Griselda, Lesbino, Giannoculo
* "A un uomo del mio grado" - the Marquis, the Duchess, Giannoculo, the Count
* "Fedel, sincera, o docile" - the Marquis
* "Egli ha il core afsai ben fatto" - the Duchess
* "Griselda vostra serva" - Griselda, the Count, Doristella, chorus
* "Quello sguardo si innocente" - Griselda, Doristella, the Count, chorus
* "Alla nativa campagna" - Giannoculo
* "Il voler del mio consorte" - Griselda, Doristella, the Count, Lesbino, Lisetta, the Duchess, the Marquis

### Act 2

* "Or che scolto il primo nodo" - the Duchess, the Count, Lisetta, the Marquis, chorus
* "Vicino e il bel' momento" - Giannoculo
* "L'Angel che sta sul nido" - Griselda, Giannoculo
* "Mi son molto divertita!" - the Duchess, the Count, Lesbino, the Marquis
* "Vederlo sol bramo contento" - Griselda, Lisetta
* "Griselda, ogni mio cenno" - the Marquis
* "Su Griselda! corraggio!" - Griselda
* "Non capisco, questa cosa" - the Duchess, Giannoculo, Lisetta, Lesbino, Doristella, the Marquis, the Count, Griselda, chorus
L'uccellino d'oro

**L'uccellino d'oro** is an opera fabia in three acts by Riccardo Zandonai. The libretto was written by Giovanni Chelodi. It is adapted from *the Golden Bird* collected by the Brothers Grimm.

It premiered on 13 January 1907 at Sacco di Rovereto in Rovereto. It was later revised by Silvio De Florian in 1946, and performed once again in Rovereto, and later the same year at Teatro Sociale of Trento. There was another revival of this opera in Rovereto in 2019.

It is set in the 'era of the fairytales' circa 1200.

## Roles

 Riccardino
 Rosabella
 Re di Terziglio
 cook
 evil fairy
 child

Non-singing roles include the King of Tarot, Fiordispina, maid, Angella and the Great Sage.
Le jongleur de Notre-Dame

Poster for the Paris production

***Le jongleur de Notre-Dame*** is an opera in three acts by Jules Massenet to a French libretto by Maurice Léna. It was first performed at the Opéra Garnier in Monte Carlo on 18 February 1902.

## Musical numbers

### Act 1

* "Dansez la bergerette" - chorus
* "Un jongleur! Un jongleur!" - chorus
* "Place au roi des jongleurs!" - Jean, chorus
* "Gentil roi, choisis ta reine" - Jean, chorus
* "Attention! Voluez-vous tours de jonglerie" - Jean, chorus
* "Le vin, c'est Dieu le Père" - Jean, chorus
* "Hors d'ici, troupe infâme!" - Prior, Jean, chorus
* "Il pleure... Tu seras pardonne" - Prior, Jean
* "O Liberté! Liberté! C'est elle que mon cœur" - Jean
* "Belle maitresse, en vérité!" - Prior, Jean
* "Pour la Vierge d'abord, voici les fleurs qu'elle aime" - Boniface
* "La Benedicite" - Boniface, a voice, chorus
* "A table!" - Boniface, Prior, Jean, chorus

### Act 2

* "Ave, rosa speciosa" - a musician monk, chorus
* "La cuisine est bonne au couvent" - Jean, Prior, a musician monk, chorus
* "Dans ce coin solitaire, seul vouz ne chantez pas" - Prior, Jean, Boniface, chorus
* "Frère Jean, dormez-vous?" - Boniface, Prior, Jean, chorus
* "Vous me raillez" - Jean
* "Je ne sais rien qu'au réfectoire" - Jean, chorus
* "Jongleur, piteux metier, deviens plutôt sculpteur" - a sculptor monk
* "Vous oubliez, mon frère, la peinture" - a painter monk, a sculptor monk
* "Non pas, à la place d'honneur la poésie!" - Prior, a poet monk, a painter monk, a sculptor monk
* "Pour moi, je me figure que mon art seul" - Jean, Prior, a musician monk, a painter monk, a sculptor monk, a poet monk
* "Par ordre d'Apollon" - Prior, Jean, chorus
* "Va, ne les envie. Tous, vois-tu, des orgueilleux!" - Boniface, Jean
* "Marie avec l'enfant Jésus, par les monts" - Boniface, Jean
* "Vierge, mère d'amour" - Jean

### Act 3

* "Ave, cœleste lilium" - Jean, a painter monk, chorus
* "Vierge, mère adorable de Jésus" - Jean, a painter monk
* "Place! Silence! Écoutez Jean, roi des jongleurs" - Jean
* "Il fait beau voir ces hommes d'armes" - Jean
* "Belle Doètte à sa fenêtre" - Jean
* "A l'oré du joli bocage" - Jean, Prior, Boniface, chorus
* "A son vomissement, vois retourner le chien" - Prior, Boniface, chorus
* "Arriéré, tous! La Vierge le protégé" - Boniface, Prior, a painter monk, chorus
* "Hosannah! Gloire à Jean!" - Boniface, Prior, Jean, chorus
* "Relevez-vous, c'est a moi d'être à vos genoux" - Prior, Jean, Boniface, chorus
* "Rayonnement! Bonheur! Délicieusement... je meurs" - Jean. Boniface, Prior, chorus
* "Caressé du vent de nos ailes" - 1st angel, 2nd angel, chorus
* "Spectacle radieux, je vois s'ouvrir les cieux" - Jean, Boniface , Prior, chorus
Don Procopio

**Don Procopio** is a two-act opera buffa by Georges Bizet with an Italian libretto completed in 1859, and first performed in 1906.

## Musical numbers

**Act 1**

* "Gran piacer son gli sponsali" - chorus
* "Voi non siete che suo zio" - Donna Eufemia, Don Andronico, chorus
* "Signori, da lontano" - Pasquino, Donna Eufemia, Don Andronico, Don Procopio, chorus
* "Ah! Rodetevi!" - Don Andronico, Donna Eufemia, Don Procopio, chorus
* "Ernesto! Mio nipote" - Donna Eufemia, Don Ernesto, Don Andronico
* "Odoardo mi scrive" - Donna Bettina
* "Voler che sposi un vecchio" - Donna Bettina
* "Qual suon! ... Qual suon!" - Donna Bettina, Donna Eufemia, Don Ernesto, Don Andronico, Don Procopio, Pasquino
* "Cosa mai sento" - Don Procopio
* "Io prender per marito" - Donna Bettina, Don Odoardo
* "Che caro progetto" - Donna Bettina, Don Odoardo, Don Ernesto
* "Io vedo Don Procopio" - Don Ernesto, Don Procopio
* "Se vecchio v'am" - Don Procopio
* "Ora possiam' andare!" - Don Ernesto, Don Procopio
* "Non v'è, signor, di lei" - Don Ernesto
* "Io conosco altri beni" - Don Procopio
* "Davver credevo fare" - Don Procopio
* "Il paese è tutto pieno" - Don Procopio, Don Andronico, Donna Eufemia, Don Odoardo, Don Ernesto, Pasquino, chorus
* "Già la sposa a noi senviene" - Don Ernesto, Don Andronico, Donna Bettina, Donna Eufemia, Don Odoardo, Pasquino, Don Procopio, chorus

**Act 2**

* "Sulle piume dell' amore" - Don Odoardo, Donna Bettina
* "Triste insegnamento!" - Don Procopio
* "Oh! ma... m'hamo ingamato" - Don Procopio, Donna Bettina, Don Odoardo
* "Io di tutto mi contento" - Donna Bettina, Don Procopio
* "Ma, signora... Ho gia capito" - Donna Bettina, Don Procopio
* "Va via! Brutta bestia!" - Don Procopio
* "Cheti piano, ven andate!" - Pasquino, chorus
* "No! no! restar convien voi tacete" - Don Ernesto, Don Andronico, Don Procopio
* "Se lei di parola" - Don Ernesto, Don Andronico, Don Procopio
* "E questa la ragione?" - Don Andronico
* "Fa insorgere pretesti" - Don Ernesto, Don Procopio, Don Andronico
* "Per me beato appieno" - Donna Bettina, Don Odoardo
* "Buone notizie amici" - Don Ernesto
* "Chants de joie et d'allégresse" - chorus
Ideas and Suggestions

The ideas proposed by users of the mod.

* Reformation implementation (perk/chance based on skill)
* iNeed/Realistic Needs integration
* Multiple vore types (breast/anal/cock/unbirth)
	+ unique effects for each type (breast vore produces milk, cock vore produces semen, etc.)
	+ animations for each vore type
		- would likely be limited to simple gestures, i.e. hugging/kissing for oral vore, spanking ass for AV, squeezing boobs for BV, grabbing cock for CV
		- belly bones (or the bones of various full body parts) could have forces applied to them in order to jiggle, simulating prey movement without relying on bodyslide struggle sliders (not sure if this is possible)
* ~~Reworked "WeightMorphs" integration (digestion/exercise affecting specified body sliders)~~
	+ ~~SLIF integration may also be interesting~~ **Implemented, see addons.**
* giantess mod compatibilty ("Size Matters", "Macromancy")
	+ digesting prey when already at max weight increases overall size/height
	+ belly size scales inversely with overall height/size to more accurately display prey size (this functionality could be implemented regardless of giantess mod compatibility for users who play characters with a height slider value >1)
	+ larger sizes increases vore chance
* UI for prey health and other belly contents (à la Devourment Refactor)
* Object vore (store items in belly, womb, ass, balls, etc.)
	+ functionality to digest items for various benefits (i.e. digesting iron items/ingots grants damage resist buff)
* Option to limit total concurrent prey count, with a progressively higher upper limit (eat more, fit more)
* Disposal of non-digestible prey equipment/inventory pre-prey death (burping it up, excreting it)
	+ Suggestion: expand the digestion burp function to include a chance to burp up a random item from a prey's inventory (i.e. you might burp up a wolf hide after digesting a wolf, or a bandit's weapon after digesting a bandit)
* ability to manually switch to non-lethal digestion without dialogue (could be unlocked through skill/perks)
* constant possibility for accidental digestion
	+ better control could be gained through leveling predator skill/perks
* ability to control companions while inside their stomach non-lethally
* prey/pred can periodically force dialogue with you (i.e. "how are you doing in there?", "are you going to let me out yet?"
* option to turn companion inventories into aforementioned object-vore containers
	+ "I am sworn to swallow your burdens."
	+ possible accidental item digestion? Could get annoying..
* Perks/benefits for digesting various creature races
	+ digesting enough wolves could grant you werewolf powers
	+ digesting ice wraiths increases damage with frost spells
	+ etc...
* Vore Relevance: NPCs could randomly decide to vore the player based on various factors such as disposition, aggression, etc.

* Sentient fat
Les trois baisers du diable

Sheet Music Cover

***Les trois baisers du diable*** is an opéra fantastique in one act by Jacques Offenbach to a French libretto by Eugène Mestépès. It premiered on 15 January 1857 at Théâtre des Bouffes-Parisiens in Paris.

## Roles

 Jacques, *a lumberjack* | tenor (C♯3-A4)
 Jeanne, *his wife* | soprano (D4-C6)
 Georget, *a piper* | mezzo-soprano (C♯4-E5)

## Musical numbers

* "Quand les amoureux" - Jeanne
* "Ah! si j'êtais a Paris" - Gaspard
* "Une oie et si grasse et si lendre" - Jacques, Gaspard
* "Ça reluit, ça m'éblouit" - Jeanne
* "Avec de brillants atours" - Jeanne, Gaspard
* "Disparu? que dis-tu?" - Jeanne, Jacques, Georget
* "Le travail ç'est la tristesse" - Jacques, Gaspard, Jeann
Devourment Variants

Variants are listed in order of age. Note that the currently recommended variant is **Devourment Male and Female 1.2.7.**

## Devourment .65C

The Devourment Mod existed as version .065c. and was taken on by RequiemofFlesh who took on the main development of the mod in October of 2013. https://aryion.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=79&t=36587

## Devourment .65D

After RequiemofFlesh stepped away from developing version .65c, kongpow took over and moved devourment into .65d starting in November of 2016. https://aryion.com/g4/blog.php?id=26087

## Devourment 1.1.2 for Skyrim Special Edition

In 2019, kongpow worked with Seetruck-2000 to bring Devourment into newer territory. https://schaken-mods.com/file/288-devourment-mod/

## Devourment Male and Female 1.2.7 (DFaM)

In September of 2015 Galmar started working to add Male support to the mod as well as consolidating the multitude of addons for .65d into one plugin. The latest release, 1.2.7, was uploaded in september of 2020, before Galmar stepped away from development.

1.2.7 also includes an option for "morph bellies" which affect the prey's body directly rather than the usual equippable item bellies.

DFaM has some unique features:

* digestion burp lesser power which speeds up the digestion of dead prey
* struggle animations for bellies built with bodyslide

Download: http://www.mediafire.com/file/0q1xhn6652ah9jy/file

## Devourment Refactor

For a time, MarkDF was working on the development of a version of refactor which utilized JContainers to increase performance as well as add increased functionality.

Refactor has some unique features including:

* Pred and Prey Meter UI
* Struggle System for both Pred and Prey
* Belly size which accurately reflects remaining prey with multi-prey enabled
* MCM interface to see what is inside your belly (NPCs and their items)
* Perk system using Custom Skills Framework
* Incorporation of dialogue mods
* New Powers: Burp, Fart, and Offering
* And much more

Download: https://www.loverslab.com/files/file/16933-devourment-refactor/

## Devourment Remastered

Schaken Mods have taken over development after Galmar officially retired from developing the mod in November 2020. The current release of Devourment Remastered is a very early and rough beta released for the sole purpose of beta-testing. Many features are currently broken. Development is currently paused.

Download: https://github.com/Schaken/Skyrim--Devourment-Remastered/archive/main.zip
Episode 1

Overview:

The Beginning of The Walking Hiro revolves around Hiro, or Tiaguh.

Tiaguh was set off to find Base Hawk. In the world around him much chaos goes on, but Tiaguh's survival skills have come to use.

n the first bit, Tiaguh finds Xertz in a large cave.

*"This is not where you want to be, Tiaguh. Walk away.*"

-MasterXertz

￼
Tiaguh

"Who are you, anyway?" - Tiaguh/Hiro

Gender: Male

Tiaguh is the main character of The Walking Hiro. Tiaguh can also be referred to as Hiro. He is known to be vigilant and deadly accurate.

He is quite nervous when talking about his past, and is also slow to make decisions.

The moderator himself makes choices, affecting the story.
Knusper, knusper Knäuschen, wer knuspert mir an Häuschen?

***Knusper, knusper Knäuschen, wer knuspert mir an Häuschen?*** is a trio from act 3 of the fairy-tale opera Hänsel und Gretel by Engelbert Humperdinck. It is sung by Hansel, Gretel and the Gingerbread Witch. The vocal range needed for Hansel is from the middle C4 to the high G5, the range needed for the part of Gretel is from the middle C4 to the high B♭5, and the range needed for the Gingerbread Witch is from the middle C4 to the high B5. The part of Hansel in this duet features a F4-F5 tessitura, while Gretel has the tessitura of G4-A♭5 in this piece. The Gingerbread Witch features a high tessitura of D4-A5 for a mezzo-soprano
Episode 4

**Previously on The Walking Hiro**

[Royal]: What was that?

[Tiaguh]: I don't know! Stay sharp!

[Royal]: Sumuchi-

**BANG**

[???]: WHY DID YOU SHOOT HER?

[???]: I PANICKED! SHE TRIED TO BITE ME OR SOMETHING!

[???]: We need to get him out of here. The shots have attracted attention!

**Present Day**

[???]: He's awake.

[Tiaguh]: Wha?

[???]: Hey, guy. We got you out of there in time.

[Tiaguh]: Who are you?..

[Rem]: Remiune. Rem for short. There was a panic back there, because we were just looking around when we found you guys. This is Candy. Experienced soldier who also has a hair trigger, accidentally shooting your friend in the stomach.

[Candy]: Oh wow. That's a good first impression for me. Well, you're Tiaguh? Nice to meet you. And your friend attacked me. It was self defense.

[Tiaguh]: I didn't really like her that much either. I got some bad vibes from her.

[Candy]: We have a stable group, but we're running low on Propane and food.

[Darky]: Yeah, that's become a problem. We have to go out for a supply run. Darky, by the way. You haven't met Scout.

[Scout]: Hmph.

Tiaguh gets up and realizes his equipment is gone.

[Rem]: We left your stuff behind. Couldn't risk dying out there.

[Tiaguh]: Well. I guess I'll have to make do.

[Rem]: We have to go for a supply run, or we'll really have nowhere to go. Propane means heat. We need heat. And food.

[Tiaguh]: Well... sounds like a plan.

[Candy]: Get in, we make a beeline to the store on the corner. There is stuff left, I know it.

[Darky]: You know it?

[Candy]: Count on me.

Candy walks to a
Devourment Remastered Wiki

**Welcome to the Skyrim Devourment Remastered Wiki!**
This is the wiki for the Skyrim Mod Devourment Remastered, the latest iteration of the "Devourment" line of mods adding Vore to Skyrim. It also functions as an information repository for Devourment Male and Female 1.2.7, as it is currently the most stable version of Devourment.

Remastered is currently a ***rough beta*** and development has been paused until further notice. Because of this, it is recommended that new users default to using Devourment Male and Female 1.2.7 or Devourment Refactor unless you are expressly interested in bug-reporting/beta-testing Remastered.

For ***installation*** help, check here.

As always, you can ask for help in the Discord Channel or Eka's Portal Forum.

All meaningful contributions welcome. Any ideas or suggestions can be added here.

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## Important Pages:

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Skyrim Mod Devourment Remastered

Devourment Remastered is the latest iteration of the "Devourment" line of mods for Skyrim Special Edition. It is developed by Schaken, Jobobby04, and Seetruck-2000. The plan is to clean up the famously messy code that has plagued each past iteration of Devourment and consolidate existing addons into a single, easy to modify framework.

The github for the mod is here: https://github.com/Schak

n/Skyrim--Devourment-Remastered

You can check out a design plan written by Iasiney here.

## Current Status

At the moment, Remastered exists as an **extremely early beta** with many mechanics either behaving strangely or entirely broken. This, of course, is because the current edition simply exists to allow the community to **hunt down and report bugs.**

Development, however, has been paused for an indeterminate amount of time. Until development resumes, it is recommended that users default to using **Devourment Male and Female (DMaF) 1.2.7** (download link on the front page)**.**
Le barbier de Trouville

Sheet music cover

***Le barbier de Trouville*** is a bluette bouffe in one act by Charles Lecocq to a French libretto by Adolphe Jaime and Jules Noriac. It premiered on 19 November 1871 at Bouffes-Parisiens in Paris.

## Roles

 Gustave Lamy, *25 years old* | tenor (E♭3-G4)
 Anna, *25 years old* | contralto (F4-E♭5)
 Caroline, *20 years old* | soprano (D4-B♭5)

## Musical numbers

* "Du théâtre idolâtre" - Caroline
* "J'êtais en bas de l'escalier" - Potard
* "Joyeuse ville" - Caroline, Anna, Potard
* "O jeune fille toi dont l'œil noir" - Caroline, Anna, Gustave Lamy, Potard
The Walking Hiro Wiki

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Sauvons la caisse

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**Sauvons la caisse** is an operetta in one act by Charles Lecocq, which premiered in 1871 at Tertulia in Paris, with libretto by Jules de La Guette.

## Roles

 Daughter of Air, *rider of the travelling circus* | soprano (D4-A5)

## Musical numbers

* "Tendre objet qui me fascine" - Cruchinet
* "Je suis écuyère intrépide" - Daughter of Air
* "Tropouridchick" - Cruchinet, Daughter of Air
* "Dans mes veines, c'est pas du sang" - Daughter of Air
* "Nous voici done en tête a tête" - Cruchinet, Daughter of Air
* "Entrez! Messieurs" - Cruchinet, Daughter of Air
Le calife de Bagdad

**Le calife de Bagdad** is an opéra comique in one act by the French composer François-Adrien Boieldieu with a libretto by Claude Godard d'Aucourt de Saint-Just. It was first performed at the Opéra-Comique, Paris, on 16 September 1800.

## Roles

 Lémaïde, *Zétulbé's mother* | mezzo-soprano (C4-F5)

## Synopsis

Isaoun, the Caliph of Baghdad, has adopted a disguise so he can roam the streets of the city freely, going under the name "Il Bondocani". Two months before the action begins, he rescued Zétulbé from a band of brigands and Zétulbé has fallen in love with him. But Zétulbé's mother, Lémaïde, is unimpressed by his shabby appearance and refuses to let her marry him. She is amazed when "Il Bondocani" orders his followers to bring in gifts including a casket of jewels. Thinking "Il Bondocani" is a brigand, Lémaïde's neighbour has reported him to the police, who now try to break down the door. After further intrigue, Isaoun finally reveals his true identity to Zétulbé and the two can now be married.

## Musical numbers

* "Allons, un peu de complaisance" - Zétulbé, Késie
* "De tous les pays, pour vous plaire" - Késie
* "Voyez, voyez!" - Zétulbé, Lémaïde, Isaoun
* "Depuis le jour où son courage" - Zétulbé
* "Ç'est ici le séjour des grâces" - chorus
* "Pour obtenir celle qu'il aime" - Zétulbé, Lémaïde, Késie, Isaoun, a judge, chorus
* "Au choix de votre maître" - Lémaïde, Késie, Zétulbé, Isaoun, chorus

## Recordings

* **1993**: Conductor Antonio de Almeida, Camerata de Provence Orchestra and Chorus, Laurence Dale, Lydia Mayo, Joelle Michelini, Claudine Cheriez
Mythology In Pop Culture Wiki

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Hraesvelgr in Pop Culture

## Video Games

* In Final Fantasy XIV, particularly the Heavensward expansion, the dragons are given Norse reference names. The dragon Hraesvelgr is one of the major characters in the Heavensward story, with a major role in its ending.
* In Fire Emblem: Three Houses, the character Edelgard von Hresvelg's name is a likely reference.
Tenor

A **tenor** is a voice category within classical music whose tessitura lies above baritone. It is the highest conventional male voice. The standard tenor repertoire ranges from low C3 to high tenor C, though there is a vast body of work that extends the range in both directions.

## Vocal range

In the conventional repertory of opera, the lowest pitch a tenor would typically sing is B♭2. However Rodrigo di Dhu in Rossini's La donna del lago and Rinaldo in Rossini's Armida, for example, both demand a low A♭2. The highest required note in the conventional tenor operatic repertoire is D5, which can be heard in Adolphe Adam's *Le postillon de Lonjumeau*'s "Mes amis, écoutez l'histoire" and Fromental Halévy's *La Juive*'s "Loin de son amie." The highest note in the *leggero* repertoire is F5 (Arturo in Bellini's I puritani's "Credeasi, misera"), yet this pitch is often omitted or the tenor resorts to head voice (or falsetto). The highest written note for a tenor voice is G5, which appears in Mazzoni's Antigono, a rather obscure opera, in the role for the baritenor category. It's crucial to note that these are not the the tenor voice's general boundaries; numerous singers, both classical and contemporary, have gone well beyond these two extremes.
Argus in Pop Culture

**Argus Panoptes** (or **Argos**) was a 100-eyed primordial greek giant. He was a servant to the goddess Hera. In his servitude, his greatest achievement was slaying Echidna, the mother of all monsters. During his servitude, Hera discovered Zeus tried to hide one of his lovers, Io, by turning her into a white cow. Hera tied Io to a sacred olive tree and tasked Argus to guard Io. When Zeus learned about this, he had Hermes slay the giant. Hermes took the form of a shepherd and put Argus to sleep, then killed him. After his death, Hera honored his servitude by removing all but two of his eyes and placing them on a peacock, her favorite bird.

## Video Games

\***Argos** appeared as a boss in the 2007 mobile phone game *God of War: Betrayal*. Argos, was sent by the gods to stop Kratos. They fought on several occasions, but Argos always escaped. Later, during the final fight, Argos fell into a sewer, where he was slain by an unknown assassin.

\***Argus Pantoptes** appeared in the IOS game, *Pantheon the Legends*.

\***Argus Panoptes** appeared in the RPG, *Batheo*.

\***Argos** appeared in the *Scribblenauts* game series

\***Argomon** from *Digimon* is based on Argus.

\***Argus** appeared in the historical real-time strategy video game sereis *Age of Empires*.

## Wester Animation

\***Argus Panoptes** appeared in Disney's *Hercules* TV series episode "*Hercules and the Bacchanal*".

## Live-Action Television

\***Argus Panoptes** appeared in the episode "*Muninn*" of Starz series *American Gods* as the God of Survelliance. He allied himself with the New Gods. He was killed by Laura Moon by stabbing him in a tattoo on his neck. Argus does not appear in the novel of the same name, of which the series is based on.

\***Gan-Q** from the Japanese tokusatsu TV sereis *Ultraman Gaia* episode "*The Riduculing Eye*" maybe based on Argus.

\*In *Might Morphin Power Rangers,* The **Eye Guy** from the episode "*I, Eye Guy*" and **Dora Argus** from the episode "Papa's a Vampire!?" are based on Argus.

## Literature

\***Argus Panoptes** appears in the Rick Riordan *Camp Half-Blood* novel series, working as the security guard at camp half-blood.
Gigantes in Pop Culture

The Gigantes (singular; Gigas), or Greek Giants were a race of great strength and aggression, though not necessarily of great size and were known for the Gigantomachy, their battle with the Olympian gods. According to Hesiod, the Giants were the offspring of Gaia, born from the blood that fell when Uranus was castrated by Cronus. The Giants were often confused with other opponents of the Olympians, particularly the Titans, an earlier generation of large and powerful children of Gaia and Uranus. When the Giants were vanquished they were buried under volcanoes and said to be the cause of volcanic eruptions and earthquakes in the world.

## Anime/Manga

\*The Giants appeared in the Netflix Anime series *Blood of Zeus*, as an antagonistic species born from the blood of the last Titan killed by the Gods. The Gods finally defeated the Giants when Zeus convinced two of the Giants, Hecatonchires and Cyclops, to join arms with the gods. Zeus had Hermes gather the souls of the Giants and seal them in the cauldron guarded by the grand automaton Talos and Poseidon to case their bodies in the ocean, to be forever swallowed by the tides While running from soldiers, Seraphim discovered the corpse of a Giant that was cast into a cave due to a terrible squall. When Seraphim ate the flesh of the corpse, he became the first demon, and has been using the flesh to convert other into demons. Hera resurrected the Giants to help her kill Zeus. While they were successful in killing Zeus, they where defeated by Heron.

## Book

\*The Giants appeared in the Rick Riordan *Camp Half-Blood* book series.
Drive-In Killer

Drive-In Killer's Weapon

The Drive-In Killer is the main unseen antagonist from the 1976 slasher film Drive-In Massacre.

## Biography

One day, in a Los Angeles, California drive-in, the Drive-In Killer killed a couple of teenagers with no reason, and after that the police started to try to stop him, and to find his real identity, but this didn't stopex him and he kept killing random couples each day in that same drive-in cinema, by three days, while the police kept trying to catch him, and in the fourth day, the police killed a man who they thought it was the killer, but at the next day the Drive-In Killer killed two more people and escaped from Los Angeles and moved to other cities, continuing his senseless killing spree without being stoped, and not even his identity was discovered.

## Victims

* Alan: Beheaded with sword.
* Alan's Girlfriend: Stabbed through the neck with sword.
* Dave: Stabbed through the back, along with Lori.
* Lori: Stabbed through the chest, along with Dave.
* Kathy: Beheaded with sword offscreen.
* Orville Ingleson: Throat cut with sword offscreen.
* Austin Johnson: Slashed many times with sword.
* Charlie Garmey: Stabbed through the neck with sword offscreen.
Time Warp Spirits

Time Warp Spirits

### Weapons

Their Hands, Supernatural powers, Mirror, Fingernails/Claws, Wall, Bill Hook, Elevator, Fire, Plate Cart, Porcelain Plates, Pot with boiling water, Outboard motor, Water

### Type

Slashers

The Time Warp Spirits are the main antagonists from the 1987 supernatural slasher film Bloody New Year.

## Biography

Back to 1959, in New Year's Eve, the government sent a new technological tracking system on a plane, but the plane crashed on an island on which the Grand Island Hotel was located, causing a temporary warping on the island and turning everyone in the hotel into ghost zombies, who murdered anyone who entered the island and turned them into new members of their group, and one day a group of teenagers got stuck on the island, but after stalking them some time, the spirits began to kill them one by one and turn them into more of them, and after two of the group almost escaped, the spirits finally killed them both, and they continued with their murders.

## Victims

* Unamed female party attendant : Dragged into a mirror.
* Spud: Strangeld with barehands and face scratched with fingernails/claws, bled out
* Unamed Dad: Thrown off cliff.
* The Bear: Head twisted.
* Tom: Possessed and turned into zombie.
* Janet: Absorbed inside elevator.
* Ace: Thrown inside pot with hot water and boiled.
* Rick: Head shredded with an outboard motor.
* Carol: Dragged under water and drowned.
Alex Comstock

Alex Comstock

> Not your best... Hmm, not your worst
>
> Alex Comstock

Alex Comstock is the main antagonist from the 2011 slasher film Husk.

## Biography

When he was a teenager, he lived in a farm of Nebraska with his father and his brother, Corey Comstock, and his father used to love Alex more than his brother, who was very jealous of him, and one day, he decided to take revenge on him and brutaly stabbed Alex with a pitchfork, and after that he sew a scarecrow mask and put it on Alex's dead body, and buried him under the place where the scarecrow of the farm was located, but after a lot of time, Alex's spirit returned to life and killed Corey, and since that day he started killing anyone who entered on the corn fields of his family's farm, and one day a group of teenagers arrived to the house, and when Alex noted their presence, he started stalking them without being seen and after some time he started killing them one by one, and after killing any of those teenagers, he used his powers to possess his/her dead body and sew a mask, similar to his original mask, and put it on the dead body, so that he now would have control of the body as if it were a zombie, and he kept like that until there was just two teenagers left, and one of them, who had visions of Alex's backstory caused by Corey's spirit, discovered that Alex couldn't attack them while he was possessing a body, and they toke advantage when Alex possessed the body of his lastest victim to try to escape and burn the farm, but they toke too much time and Alex ended the process and attacked them, and his zombies too, but the teenagers freed the souls of all the zombies removing them the masks and this left Alex alone, and after fighting with him, the teenagers aparently defeated him with the weapon with which his brother killed him when he was alive, but Alex revealed that he didn't died and attacked them and killed them, but not before bringing a couple of farmers to the corn fields, what started the cycle again.

## Victims

* Johnny: Killed offscreen.
* Natalie: Scrarched in the stomach with his nailed hands.
* Chris: Stabbed in the stomach with pitchfork.
* Scott: Scrarched in the stomach with his nailed hands and bleed out.
Donny Kohler

Donny Kohler

> You hear that old lady, i'll punish you again
>
> Donnyny Kohler

Donny Kohler is the main antagonist from the 1980 psychological slasher film Don't Go in the House.

## Biography

When he was a kid, his mother constanly mistreated him and punised him burning his arms, and this caused Donny to develop a love for fire and a mental illness that caused him to hear voices in his head, but even so, he grew up and as an adult he continued living with his mother, with an apparently normal life, although without many friends, but one day when his mother died, his madness broke out and he began to murder women to punish them, as his mother punished him, while he tried to maintain a normal life, but after a few days in a psychotic attack, he burned his house with his flamethrower and he died in the fire.

## Victims

* Kathy Jordan: Burned with flamethrower.
* Girl in Car: Burned with flamethrower.
* Linda: Burned with flamethrower.
The farmer a Wiki

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Conrad Razdoff

Conrad Razdoff

### Weapons

Cane, Pillow, His Hands, Mind Powers, Poisonous Gas, Coffin, Sword, Cremation Oven, Bills

### Type

Slasher

> Eye for an eye! Thooth for a thooth!
>
> Conrad Razdoff

Conrad Razdoff is the main antagonist from the 1983 Supernatural slasher film Frightmare.

## Biography

Years before the events of the movie, he was one of the most famous horror actors, but with the time his fame and success was decreasing until he was almost forgotten, but he still had a few loyal fans, and when he was close to the death, he started preparing his funeral with a lot of very extravagant things, and when he finally died, his body was taken to his family's crypt, and that same night a group of teenage fans stole his coffin and his dead body and they made a party to praise his idol and they stayed with his body, and when Conrad's wife found out that her husband's body had been stolen, she hired a medium to contact with Conrad's soul and tell her where his body was, but accidentaly the medium ended up reviving Conrad, and with a thirst for revenge, he began to murder one by one the teenagers who stole his corpse, but when only two remained, one of them, a girl, stabbed him in the neck, apparently killing him, and after this the other teenager tried to return Conrad's body to his crypt, but Conrad was still alive, and he murdered him, ending his revenge, and after this he returned to his coffin, and his wife and the medium went to visit him after knowing that his corpse returned to its place, but the medium tried to steal the Conrad's valuable belongings, and he, still alive, murderered her, and after that he died definitively.

## Victims

* Commercial Director: Pushed off a balcony with a cane.
* Wolfgang: Suffocated with pillow.
* Oscar: Tongue ripped off.
* Donna: Burned with mind powers.
* Bobo: Suffocated with poisonous gas.
* Eve: Smashed with coffin.
* Stu: Beheaded with sword.
* Saint: Burned in cremation oven.
* Mrs. Rohmer: Suffocated with bills.
Ghostface

Ghostface

### Name

Billy Loomis, Stu Matcher, Deborah Loomis, Mickey Altieri, Roman Bridger, Jill Roberts, Charlie Walker, Richie Kirsch, Amber Freeman, Quinn Bailey, Wayne Bailey, Ethan Landry

### Movie(s)

ScreamScream 2Scream 3Scre4mScream 5Scream 6

### Portrayed By

Skeet Ulrich, Matthew Lillard, Timothy Olyphant, Laurie Metcalf, Scott Foley, Emma Roberts, Rory Culkin

### Weapons

Bowie knife, Noose, Garage door, Pistol, Glass door, Car window, Car pipe, Golf club, Frying pan, Gasoline and fire, Glass case, Window, Barehands, Handgun, Shotgun, Ladder

### A.K.A

Ghostface, The Woodsboro Killer, Father Death

### Type

Slasher

> What's your favorite scary movie?
>
> -Ghostface

## Biography

**Ghostface** , also called the Woodsboro Killer, is an identity adopted by the antagonists in the *Scream* movie saga , functioning as an antagonistic force or entity that hides the identity of the killers. The Ghostface costume is not very difficult to find, as it is usually a cheap costume, which they always use to keep their murders secret. Although some of those who have used the disguise have different motives for killing, Ghostface's main objective is to finish off Sidney Prescott, but not before making her suffer enough.

## Trivia

* Ghostface was created by Freddy Krueger creator West Kraven
* It is generally somewhat clumsy
* The story of Ghostface is based on a true story (to learn more, see this page)
* Unlike other slashers in the genre, Ghostface is very smart.

* He usually calls his victims on the phone to make fun of them