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* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: While impersonating a faith healer and trying to rouse a young girl from a coma, Chance is attacked by a hitman who sprays the room with an assault rifle. Chance dispatches the assailant with a gun from his bodyguard, with one of the stray bullets ricocheting twice and hitting the girl in the femur, shocking her into consciousness. Chance hates that there really isn’t a better word for what happened than “a miracle.”
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* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: While impersonating a faith healer and trying to rouse a young girl from a coma, Chance is attacked by a hitman who sprays the room with an assault rifle. Chance dispatches the assailant with a gun from his bodyguard, with one of the stray bullets ricocheting twice and hitting the girl in the femur, shocking her into consciousness. This becomes a turning point in the job; Chance hates that there really isn’t a better word for what happened than “a miracle.”now [[BelievingTheirOwnLies believes he can perform miracles up to and including raising the dead]].
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* FakeFaithHealer: Chance is hired at one point to impersonate a messianic young preacher who reportedly does miracles. Not for the usual reasons, but because the real one is otherwise occupied trying to find his kidnapped girlfriend and can’t take a break from the limelight before inking an imminent TV deal.
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* FakeFaithHealer: Chance is hired at one point to impersonate a messianic young preacher who reportedly does miracles. Not for the usual reasons, but because Originally this was just to give the real one is otherwise occupied trying preacher some time to find think after his kidnapped girlfriend and can’t take a break from the limelight before inking an imminent TV deal.was kidnapped, but it becomes quite like one of Chance’s usual jobs very quickly.
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* MaybeMagicMaybeMundane: While impersonating a faith healer and trying to rouse a young girl from a coma, Chance is attacked by a hitman who sprays the room with an assault rifle. Chance dispatches the assailant with a gun from his bodyguard, with one of the stray bullets ricocheting twice and hitting the girl in the femur, shocking her into consciousness. Chance hates that there really isn’t a better word for what happened than “a miracle.”
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* FakeFaithHealer: Chance is hired at one point to impersonate a messianic young preacher who reportedly does miracles. Not for the usual reasons, but because the real one is otherwise occupied trying to find his kidnapped girlfriend and can’t take a break from the limelight before inking an imminent TV deal.
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* LossOfIdentity: A major theme of the ongoing series. Chance's onetime apprentice Tom [=McFadden=] wasn't cut out for this gig because he gradually lost all sense of who ''he'' is, leaving a piece of himself behind when he shed a persona after a job. There's a scene where he struggles in vain to name a detail about his history or personality that he can't see from looking in the mirror.
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* LossOfIdentity: A major theme of the ongoing series. Chance's onetime apprentice Tom [=McFadden=] wasn't cut out for this gig because he gradually lost all sense memory of who ''he'' is, leaving a piece of himself behind when he shed a persona after a job. There's a scene where he struggles in vain to name a detail about his history or personality that he can't see from looking in the mirror.
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* RedeemingReplacement: This was the intention of Chance retiring into the identity of Frank White, who we come to learn wasn’t the upstanding citizen we’d first thought.
