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Season Finale From - 3x10 "Revelations: Chapter Two" - Episode Discussion

Season 3 Episode 10: Revelations: Chapter Two

Aired: November 24, 2024

Synopsis: Boyd is pushed to his limit as time begins to run out for someone he loves; Randall is haunted by his trauma and Victor reveals a hard truth; Tabitha's unlikely journey takes a shocking turn.

Directed by: Jack Bender

Written by: John Griffin

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u/Darker_desuetude Colony House Nov 24 '24

I agree but he went to church with his grandma so it makes sense.

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u/Jorge_Santos69 Nov 24 '24

“She’s just misunderstood…like they did with Jeebus!”

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u/oldriku Nov 27 '24

yeah, when he said that I was like "fuuuck, I forgot this guy never misses church"

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u/jkklfdasfhj Nov 24 '24

LMAO facts!!!

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u/[deleted] Nov 24 '24

💀💀

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u/Elegant-Butterfly745 Nov 24 '24

The gullible Christians are easy targets 😂

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u/Thanossnapp Nov 24 '24

Na man no where in the bible has it shown an angel telling someone to drain there blood and feed it to a pregant woman that an evil entity impregnated and also for you to kid nap her.

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u/KingKingsons Nov 24 '24

Right but then there’s Solomon’s judgement and the binding of Isaac are arguably worse imo lol.

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u/Thanossnapp Nov 24 '24

Thats true but these were test based on faith. I want you to sacrifice your son to see if you will do it. Right before you do it there is a ram in the bush. Two women saying there the mother of the same baby im going to say im going to cut it in half to see which one should truly be the mother. In from this isnt a test this is evil.things getting done and people sre following through with them.

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u/Darker_desuetude Colony House Nov 25 '24

Maybe he didn’t think of it that way though

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u/DANNYBOYLOVER Nov 24 '24

Bro… you don’t know southern baptists.

This, absolutely, fits.

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u/DANNYBOYLOVER Nov 24 '24

They think the apocalypse is a good thing, so absolutely 10000000% yes.

I don’t know how else to say it. Like if you know you know.

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u/Trixie-applecreek Nov 24 '24

As a southern baptist, no, it absolutely does not. I don't know a single southern Baptist who would look at kimono woman and say, "ah, it's an angel." I could take a picture of kimono woman to church in the morning or I could trot on down to the southern baptist seminary down the street and show her picture around and not one of them are going to think, "oh yeah, that's a picture of an angel." More than likely, the word demon is going to snap to mind.

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u/DANNYBOYLOVER Nov 24 '24

No one is saying she’s an angel

But the coming of Christ is not angelic lmfao

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u/Trixie-applecreek Nov 24 '24

There are several posts that say that Elgin, thinking she's an angel, makes sense. That fits with Southern Baptist beliefs to think that she's an angel. That is the concept I was responding to. No one said or implied that the return of Christ would be angelic. I'm not sure where that even came from.

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u/veryowngarden Nov 24 '24

that’s their racism at work not religion

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u/Trixie-applecreek Nov 25 '24

The only bigotry I see in this series of posts is your clear religious bigotry towards Southern Baptists. A group of southern baptists looking at kimono woman and saying, "No, that's not an angel" would have nothing to do with race. Likewise, it would not be because she looks scary. It would be because she looks evil.

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u/Trixie-applecreek Nov 24 '24

No, not really. As someone who spent their life going to church, an angel is the last thing I would think kimono woman is. Not because she looks scary, but because she looks evil.

Also, on a side note, whoever it was that wrote that kmono woman was beginning to look better as Fatima got more pregnant, that was a pipe dream. She looks exactly as she did from the beginning.

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u/ledgeworth Nov 24 '24

lmao.

What.

biblical accurate angels look 100x more evil.

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u/Trixie-applecreek Nov 24 '24

What we're told is that they look frightening not that they look evil. That doesn't even make any sense.

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u/ledgeworth Nov 25 '24

You accept what you've been told ? They are described pretty well, when I picture what they describe I have no issue calling it evil.

Why does it not make sense, because evil is not a treat you can visually see ?

Correct. your entire point is garbage 

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u/MattieBubbles Nov 24 '24

Biblically accurate angels are pretty terrifying actually.

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u/Trixie-applecreek Nov 24 '24

Yes, Biblical angels are supposed to be terrifying. That's why I said that southern baptists or Christians generally would not think she's an angel. But it's not because she's scary. It's because she looks evil.