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There is an antique wooden chair in the middle of the aisle. Father Greene sits in it, ankles tied to the front legs, wrists bound behind him. Red stains have dried on his shirt. More blood is caked on his forearm and mouth. A fat black fly crawls along the line of blood dried to the curve of his throat.
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“Ignore him,” Father Russo says again, more emphatically this time. He puts a hand on Colton’s shoulder and steers him away, pushing the bare-chested man toward Sister Maria. “You stay with her. I need out of this fucking place. The dust is getting in my lungs. Can’t breathe right.” “Sure,” Father Greene’s smile is far too big. “It’s just dust in your lungs.”
This is one of my favorite exchanges in The Absolution of Father Greene tbh
Nole is trying not to think about what this means for the rest of that night. Does Josh remember kissing Nole? Does he remember when Nole kissed him? The question is right there on the tip of Nole’s tongue—but it gets caught on his teeth and swallowed back down, same as it has for the last four days. It’s the same fate will you go out with me has suffered for over a year.
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Josh’s voice drops low. “You...didn’t leave.” “Of course I didn’t. I would never leave you.” Call it an oath or a swear or something else—a binding pact renewed in the shadows of the church, one that Nole has made again and again and again over the years. He would never leave Josh. He couldn’t. It’s a physical impossibility.
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the priest was supposed to help you. you have to help him instead. what do you do?
go into the church and face down the darkness.
listen to the rotted fox. it tells you the truth.
there's a voice up in the attic. follow it.
get the gun. get the gun. get the gun.
kneel and pray. hope for angels.
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“They opened the gate, Nole Briars, and now all of the darkness is pouring out. There are four horses, and one draws closer with each body that is taken. One draws closer with each body. Each body, Nole Briars, each body.”
When the dead fox speaks in the voice of a dead girl, are you willing to listen?
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When faith falters, evil rises.
The story didn't end when Father Greene left the mountain and went home. It just got darker. Each book in this series pushes the limits a little further. Twists the knife a little deeper. Plays with a new aspect of what makes possession truly horrific.
We're not afraid to lose ourselves.
We're afraid to lose the people that we love.
Father Greene is a homely man. He wants to help, wants to make a difference in the world. But the difference he's about to make might not be a good one, and the evil he encountered up on that mountain? It's followed him home.
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