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Everyone Is Jesus in Purgatory: Studying the various conflicting interpretations of scholars and preachers and theologians trying to figure which things symbolize what can be quite the Mind Screw.
Harsher in Hindsight: Probably the most ominous example of this of all time, considering everything else that happens on this book - a falling star called Wormwood lands on the rivers and poison the water after a trumpet is blown. The Ukrainian word for the Artemisia vulgaris is, you guessed it: Chernobyl. The Ukrainians and Russians didn't miss this, and a statue of an angel blowing the trumpet is now on the center of that city.
What Do You Mean It Wasn't Made on Drugs?
What Do You Mean It's Not Political?: A common theory is the whole thing was a satire meant as an attack on the government of Rome. If anything, Rome is depicted in a very unflattering way.

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 * [[Everyone Is Jesus in Purgatory]]: Studying the various conflicting interpretations of scholars and preachers and theologians trying to figure which things symbolize what can be quite the [[Mind Screw]].
-* [[Harshest on Hindsight]]: Probably the most ominous example of this of all time, [[The End of the World as We Know It|  considering everything else that happens on this book]]: in this book a falling star called Wormwood falls on the rivers and poison the water after a trumpet is blown. The ukrainian word for the ''Artemisia vulgaris'' is, you guessed, chernobyl. The ukrainians and russians didn't miss this, and a statue of an angel blowing the trumpet is now on the center of that city.
+* [[Harsher in Hindsight]]: Probably the most ominous example of this of all time, [[The End of the World as We Know It|considering everything else that happens on this book]] - a falling star called Wormwood lands on the rivers and poison the water after a trumpet is blown. The Ukrainian word for the ''Artemisia vulgaris'' is, you guessed it: ''Chernobyl''. The Ukrainians and Russians didn't miss this, and a statue of an angel blowing the trumpet is now on the center of that city.
 * [[What Do You Mean It Wasn't Made on Drugs?]]
+* [[What Do You Mean It's Not Political?]]: A common theory is the whole thing was a satire meant as an attack on the government of Rome. If anything, Rome is depicted in a very unflattering way.
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