Strange Angel

Jack sees his ambitions threatened as Agent Wallace grows increasingly suspicious of Jack's ties to Aleister Crowley. In an attempt to clear the air, Jack invites Wallace, General Braxton and their military colleagues to the Parsonage for a summer dinner party—hoping to show them they have nothing to fear—but his best laid plans go awry as dark secrets are revealed and Ernest takes drastic steps to achieve transcendence.

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that feels forbidden.

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No.

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who is a suspected traitor to his own country,

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I could've done it alone.

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that I've decided to attend his little function.

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What is it?

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They were gonna cut him out of the project.

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I trust you're enjoying yourself.

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"Truth," cried the Lord of the Abyss.

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No one's in charge, General.

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Did one of you put that back up?

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Is this all you people do around here?

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That's very kind of you.

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we can continue our far more enjoyable one.

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I think the genie might be out of the bottle.

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by our Master Therion.

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And this work arrived at the Parsonage just today.

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hide nor suppress, not for anyone's sake.

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but...

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This was meant to be your role in the Great Work,

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That's what this is about?

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But you shouldn't have laid down restrictions.

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doing unspeakable acts with all these people...

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I'll leave you two to your own devices.

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Best four years of my life.

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Did you ever play hide-and-seek as a child?

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Always a woman.

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Kanebgik...

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Maybe.

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it's ridiculous.

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Whose blood is this?

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My angel of fire beckons.

#48

The war machine won't get you where you need to go.

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Ad astra per aspera.

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