Phlegmons (Suppurating Inflammations of Tissue)

A phlegmon is a suppurating inflammation that spreads through the tissue, read as unexpressed anger and hurt collecting under pressure. The pattern is a response to an affront hard to accept - irritation, confrontation, a sense of failure or incapacity, even a wish for revenge - that one cannot express concretely, so it gathers and ferments the way the pus does, spreading through the tissue rather than draining. The short explanation's "severe suppressed anger and thoughts of revenge" is exactly that fermenting, undischarged hostility. Relief is described as bringing the anger and the affront to the surface and expressing it cleanly, rather than letting it spread and turn toxic inside.

Example from the findings: the phlegmon is read as unexpressed anger and revenge spreading through the tissue like the pus it forms.