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the original helmet, shipped standard, protecting the only organ that ever asks why
means The bony framework of the head that encloses and protects the brain and forms the structure of the face.
from From Middle English 'scolle,' of uncertain root — possibly Scandinavian, a cousin of Old Norse 'skoltr' or words for a shell or bowl, fittingly enough, since the skull is the body's own cap. It eventually edged out the older English 'heafod-ban' (head-bone) and the Latin-derived 'cranium' for everyday speech, though the exact path remains murky.
- piece count
- 22 bones fused into one armored vault
- baby trick
- plates stay unfused to squeeze through birth
- face math
- 14 bones build everything you call a face
- weak spot
- the temple bone is dangerously thin
- afterlife job
- outlasts every soft part you ever loved
for instance
skull island — fictional location in king kong, located west of sumatra in the indian ocean