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10/19/2015 10:09:21 AM
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The saint 14 grimoire card implies a father son relationship between saint 14 and the speaker. Maybe they can reproduce.
When a mommy exo and a daddy exo love eachother very much. He puts his usb in her port and 9 months later the mommy gives birth to a tiny little circuit board
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They don't share that sort of relationship I don't think. I interpreted it (due to the fact that they overuse 'father' and 'son') as being similar to a Christian priest- people usually call them Father and they sometimes say son. Also the conversation that ensues after Saint-14 thinks he's going to die doesn't sound like a heart-felt, goodbye from son to father.
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I'm trying to avoid looking at it literally cause your right, it feels like its overused. But nobody else refers to the speaker as "father". Maybe an adoptive relationship, training, or something. Do you think it could maybe be shining a light on who the speaker was before he got his position
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Who is the father??????
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The speaker. Weird no matter what way you cut it. Due to the lack of much backround (other than the creation of the helm) the dialogue seems to be the point of the card where saint calls the speaker father and the speaker calls saint son
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Whoa wait there's backstory to the creation of the helm? I've never seen anything on it
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He headbutts the devils' kell and splits its melon
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The helmets?
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He kills the kell with a headbutt (bold strategy cotton, but it played out).
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Omggg too funny!
