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Not sure I'd call it the bookend, unless you consider the preacher from Children to have been something that was just knocked off the shelf...
by cykros 3y ago
Not sure I'd call it the bookend, unless you consider the preacher from Children to have been something that was just knocked off the shelf...
- azemetre 3y agoI mean from an audience perspective, seeing the jihad and the repercussions of it then how indifferent Paul is to it all; he rightfully comes across as a fascist dictator, I mean he killed over 60 billion people after all. You don't do that unless you're a truly evil person. Been several decades since I read Messiah but it ends with Paul walking into the desert abdicating his cause in the destruction he wrought. Yeah he sticks around for another book (or two? been a while), but the story clearly delineates after the second book IMO.