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* [[An Offer You Can't Refuse]]: In the prequel novel ''The Rising'', Marilena Carpathia wishes to become a mother. Enter Viviana Ivansova (Viv Ivins), who makes the following proposal to her: join our group and swear loyalty to [[Satan|her lord]], and she will have the baby she so desperately desire. [[The Antichrist|Marilena should have read the fine print about what her son will become in the future.]] |
* [[An Offer You Can't Refuse]]: In the prequel novel ''The Rising'', Marilena Carpathia wishes to become a mother. Enter Viviana Ivansova (Viv Ivins), who makes the following proposal to her: join our group and swear loyalty to [[Satan|her lord]], and she will have the baby she so desperately desire. [[The Antichrist|Marilena should have read the fine print about what her son will become in the future.]] |
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** Ironically, Carpathia had the fine print spelled out to him by Lucifer when it came time to decide whether to follow Lucifer's lead forever. He still jumped at it and didn't regret it until he lost and was forced to [[Kneel Before Zod|acknowledge Jesus as Lord.]] |
** Ironically, Carpathia had the fine print spelled out to him by Lucifer when it came time to decide whether to follow Lucifer's lead forever. He still jumped at it and didn't regret it until he lost and was forced to [[Kneel Before Zod|acknowledge Jesus as Lord.]] |
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* [[Anticlimax]]: The Other Light battle versus Jesus Christ in ''Kingdom Come''. It took less time in that book to be over than the Battle of Armageddon in ''Glorious Appearing''. Chaim Rosenzweig even [[ |
* [[Anticlimax]]: The Other Light battle versus Jesus Christ in ''Kingdom Come''. It took less time in that book to be over than the Battle of Armageddon in ''Glorious Appearing''. Chaim Rosenzweig even [[lampshade]]s this fact. |
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** In a moment of bleak comedy, it's even noted that anyone who rejects God after 100 years is destined to die during the thousand year reign of Christ, meaning nine generations will have [[Failure Is the Only Option|lost by default]], but The Other Light thinks they'll still come out on top in the end anyway. |
** In a moment of bleak comedy, it's even noted that anyone who rejects God after 100 years is destined to die during the thousand year reign of Christ, meaning nine generations will have [[Failure Is the Only Option|lost by default]], but The Other Light thinks they'll still come out on top in the end anyway. |
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* [[Anyone Can Die]]: Except for one person, {{spoiler|Rayford Steele}}, all of the people we get to know end up dying in various painful and/or messy ways. |
* [[Anyone Can Die]]: Except for one person, {{spoiler|Rayford Steele}}, all of the people we get to know end up dying in various painful and/or messy ways. |
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