The Prophecy: Forsaken
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She was going to die anyway.
Eventually.

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l need to know whose side l'm on.
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l would think a person of faith
never has to ask that question.

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l'm asking now.
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You're a Jesuit scholar.
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And so close to your doctorate, too.
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Let's see
if it's all been worth the effort.

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What was the title
of your dissertation again?

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The Role of Warfare
in Modern Religion.

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Ah. A subject very dear to my heart.
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So... let's go straight to
a personal favorite.

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Armageddon.
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Doomsday, as you call it.
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- Stark wants to prevent it.
- Yes, but why?

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l'm asking myself the same question.
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Think.
What follows Armageddon?

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The restoration of the faithful
to God's side.

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So why would certain angels
not want to see that happen?

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Oh, come on, Allison.
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God gave you the gift of reason.
Use it.

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- Jealousy.
- Of whom?

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Jealousy of those humans
who survive Armageddon.

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Jealous that they'll be
the chosen ones,

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the ones to restore humanity,
the ones most loved by God.

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Loved even more
than the angels themselves.

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So Stark's not interested in saving
the lives of billions of people.

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- He just wants us all...
- Doing what you do best.

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Degrading yourselves
in the eyes of your Lord.

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- So that just leaves you, doesn't it?
- Mm.

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- What's your agenda?
- Oh, l think you know what l want.

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Of course.
You want Armageddon.

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You get to snatch up
whoever doesn't make the final cut.

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A billion corrupt new souls
dancing on my doorstep.


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