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I place my bet that most of the occult thing in GM's run is right there in the opening three issues, 114, 115 and 116, the villain being the master key.
I'd say there is a spell or anticipation of the demasking of super-heroes in the comic book medium, which has somehow showed up in other books. I'd think this was targeted to the major super-hero characters. You can extrapolate this to the lets all masks fall meta-spell if you wish.
There's also this thing about the gene for extinction of "buried" in the human race genome. We can think that this is the current comic book readership as GM sees it, or anything of your choice please.
Also, Charlie shoots someone. No matter if he was possessed or what, at that point I don't think anybody figured it out. And we learn he always carries a gun. I was watching Bowling For Columbine precisely yesterday, and it srikes me as odd that everybody thought Charlie shouldn't carry a loaded gun, while in the movie everybody was carring one for no apparent reason. Just becuase of comfort. Charlie does seem the right person to be carrying one around, and its just to blow his own brains out.
And Wolverine really teases Cyke like never before. The feral teasing the civilised. Calling for more balanced and self inner-honesty I'd say, the lacking of which places Scott so easily and effortlessly at mercy of his own bug-room.
And then Cassandra. The coming of the Utter-Unknown. Can't bloody say anything more. Just read what Charlie says when he scans her in 116, right after she escapes from her improvised prison at the mansion. |
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