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Words were different when they lived inside of you.
I was thinking, Campbell would have played a good role as an antichrist in AHS (season 8). He creates chaos not by himself, but through people. He gives rise to doubt in the heads of other characters. Everyone else does the dirty work, and he remains in the shadows, absolutely nothing to do with.
This is what Michael was supposed to do in AHS, and not present a plan for the destruction of the world on a silver platter !!!! You can’t change my mind about it.
In general, I’m wondering if there are religious references here, because the theme of religion is a thin thread in the series: the church as a gathering place (like they could choose absolutely any place, for example school); Helena-catholic a.k.a. preacher; biblical inscription on the church, Greg Dewey - Judas ???🤔; and about Campbell I wrote above.
I understand that this sounds like nonsense, but-
what do you think about it?
P.S. If anything, sorry for my English. I used google translate🤪
the world could be burning and all I’d be thinking about is how are you doing, baby?
films without faces: Maurice (1987, dir. James Ivory, cinematography by Pierre Lhomme)