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The idea behind "Pavor Nocturnus" came before production started on the second season.

In the year 2003, Pavor finished the recordings of their second album, Furioso.

"Pavor Nocturnus", shows a much darker side to Will.

Furioso is the second studio album by the German technical death metal band Pavor.

Hypermotor seizure in children are often confused with pavor nocturnus (night terrors).

In pediatric patients, it is relatively frequently used to treat pavor nocturnus and nocturnal enuresis.

"Pavor Nocturnus" was originally going to be the fourth episode, while "Hero" would become the tenth.

Não era só o velho pavor do arrepio juvenil.

In "Pavor Nocturnus", the crew had to make the Sanctuary set ruined in a post-apocalyptic state.

Shortly after the album's release, guitarist Holger Seebens left the band, and Pavor continued as a four-piece.

Blackwell named "Pavor Nocturnus", "Veritas" and "Haunted" as the standout episodes.

"Pavor Nocturnus" is the fifth episode of the second season of Canadian television series Sanctuary, and is the 18th episode overall.

Dunne wore a mullet and a white eye contact lens in "Pavor Nocturnus" for Will's alternate self in a dystopian future.

Brenton Spencer directed "Eulogy", "Pavor Nocturnus" and "Penance".

In other languages having the meaning of the Latin word pavor, the derived words differ in meaning, e.g. as in the French anxiété and peur.

(The 6th of September) Biotopia Pavor Nocturnus (Fremde Träume, Pt.

Sometime during the 12th century, the region of Évora Monte was conquered from the Moors by the forces of Geraldo Sem Pavor.

The most famous of these free-lancers was Geraldo Sem Pavor ("Gerald the Fearless"), who captured Évora in 1165.

Évora was wrested from the Moors through a surprise attack by Gerald the Fearless (Geraldo Sem Pavor) in September 1165.

After a year of composing and gigging, Pavor re-entered the studio during May/June/July 1994 to record their first full-length album, A Pale Debilitating Autumn.

In 1167, the Castle and medina was taken by Geraldo Sem Pavor, in an expedition that came from Évora (which had just been retaken, about the same time).

In review of the second season, David Blackwell of Enterline Media named "Pavor Nocturnus" as a standout episode, along with "Veritas" and "Haunted".

During the Reconquista, Estremoz was captured in the 12th century by the army of knight Geraldo Sem Pavor (Gerald the Fearless), who had also conquered neighbouring Évora.

Cooper wrote "Eulogy" and "Fragments", while Thorpe wrote "Sleepers", and co-wrote "Pavor Nocturnus" and "Haunted" with Kindler.

"Pavor Nocturnus" came early in the development of the season, as Kindler wanted to show an episode about Magnus' work going "horribly wrong," and explore the opportunity to have the heroes warned that their work has consequences.