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That "lump" you feel in your throat when overcome by grief or sorrow is actually caused by your body mistaking the level of stress for a life threatening situation. To better prepare for a fight-or-flight response, the autonomic nervous system increases blood flow to vital organs and muscles by opening the glottis, which allows air to flow from the larynx to the lungs. Since swallowing involves closing the glottis, you fight for control of it's positioning, and the resulting muscle tension is experienced as a lump in the throat.

As a Lenz user, I have been killed by friendly Snow Globes more times than enemy doors.

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