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'''Diethyl Ether''' ('''Diane Theresa Elliott'''), or simply '''Ether''' for short, is an anesthetist. She is also the daughter of [[Ethanol]] and [[Sulphuric Acid]]. Ether is around 1200 years old. She became famous because both of her mothers are famous. As an [[Ether]], she has anaesthetic powers. |
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{{gijinka|title=Diethyl Ether|formula=(C2H5)2O|othernames=Ether, Ethoxyethane||image=Ether2021.png|theme=|aliases=|occupation= * Anaesthesist (former) |
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* Surgeon (former) |
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* Researcher|gender=Female|height=1.68m|hair=Red|eye=Purple|personality=|parents= * [[Ethanol]]|siblings= * [[Acetaldehyde]]|consort=|offspring=|affiliations= * [[Dimethyl Ether]] |
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* [[Chloroform]] (former co-worker)|enemies=}} |
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==Early life== |
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Diethyl Ether is the daughter of Ethanol and [[Sulphuric Acid]]. She was first recognised by various alchemists and named "'''Maiden of Vitriol'''" (because of her other mother, Sulphuric Acid). Ether was then inaccurately accepted as a sulphur compound. |
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It was only in the 19th century, around the 1840s, Ether got a job with humans. She began to work as an anaesthetist in 1846. She was working with [[Chloroform]] and [[Nitrous Oxide]] who were also new anaesthetists. Ether and Chloroform went to wars as nurses together. All three of them were widely respected by humans for their pioneering work in anaesthesia. She entirely retired from anaesthesia by the 1970s. Ether admits that she wasn't a good anaesthetist. |
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==Appearance== |
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Ether has dark red hair and purple-coloured eyes. She has a very sweet smell that people mistake for a perfume. |
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==Personality== |
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Ether is very friendly and nice but can be very aggressive if provoked. She is generally helpful and harmless. |
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==Relationships== |
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[[Category:Characters]] |
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[[Category:Ethers]] |
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