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* Troll: Rebecca finds she very quickly becomes a target for them as Al-Masih's social media officer. Comparisons to Mary Magdelene are almost instantly forthcoming.
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* Troll: {{Troll}}: Rebecca finds she very quickly becomes a target for them as Al-Masih's social media officer. Comparisons to Mary Magdelene are almost instantly forthcoming.
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* BiggerBad: Oscar Wallace is implied to be this and is regarded as this by Eve for most of the series, assuming Al-Masih is working to advance his goals of fomenting chaos as outlined in his manifesto. [[spoiler: However, when she actually makes contact with Wallace, this trope is seemingly subverted as Wallace claims that [[HorrifyingTheHorror Al-Masih/Payam Golshiri is worse than him.]]]]
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* ArtisticLicenseGeography: Al-Masih is shown leading a large group of people from Damascus, through the desert and into the Israeli border. In real life, that region is marked by lush, green mountains that get snowy in winter, quite unlike the desert it's portrayed as.
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In March 2020, Netflix has decided to end the show.
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In March 2020, Netflix has decided to end the show.
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As of March 2020, Netflix has decided to end the show.
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* LittlestCancerPatient: One of them is taken to see the Messiah, as opposed to the very aggressive chemotherapy she was undergoing. [[spoiler: It's averted, she dies in the series finale.]] Also a case of RealityEnsues, [[spoiler: as the father files for divorce from his wife for essentially kidnapping their child away from critical care and signing the death warrant herself.]] Suffice it to say this whole arc was played for drama, not laughs.
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* LittlestCancerPatient: One of them is taken to see the Messiah, as opposed to the very aggressive chemotherapy she was undergoing. [[spoiler: It's averted, she dies in the series finale.]] Also a case of RealityEnsues, SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome, [[spoiler: as the father files for divorce from his wife for essentially kidnapping their child away from critical care and signing the death warrant herself.]] Suffice it to say this whole arc was played for drama, not laughs.
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* StarMakingRole: An in universe example. As Rebecca starts documenting Al-Masih's movements from Dilley onwards she very quickly garners a huge number of followers, making her this.
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* StarMakingRole: An in universe example. As Rebecca starts documenting Al-Masih's movements from Dilley onwards she very quickly garners a huge number of followers, making her this.this true for her.
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* Troll: Rebecca finds she very quickly becomes a target for them as Al-Masih's [[StarMakingRole social media chief]]. Comparisons to Mary Magdelene are almost instantly forthcoming.
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* Troll: Rebecca finds she very quickly becomes a target for them as Al-Masih's [[StarMakingRole social media chief]].officer. Comparisons to Mary Magdelene are almost instantly forthcoming.
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* StarMakingRole: An in universe example. As Rebecca starts documenting Al-Masih's movements from Dilley onwards she very quickly garners a huge number of followers, making her this.
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* Troll: Rebecca finds she very quickly becomes a target for them as Al-Masih's [[Star-MakingRole social media chief]]. Comparisons to Mary Magdelene are almost instantly forthcoming.
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* Troll: Rebecca finds she very quickly becomes a target for them as Al-Masih's [Star-MakingRole: social media chief]. Comparisons to Mary Magdelene are almost instantly forthcoming.
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* Troll: Rebecca finds she very quickly becomes a target for them as Al-Masih's [Star-MakingRole: [[Star-MakingRole social media chief].chief]]. Comparisons to Mary Magdelene are almost instantly forthcoming.
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* Troll: Rebecca finds she very quickly becomes a target for them as Al-Masih's [overnightsuccess: social media chief]. Comparisons to Mary Magdelene are almost instantly forthcoming.
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The series follows a man (Mehdi Dehbi) who appears in Damascus in its DarkestHour, preaching in the street that God will deliver the city from Daesh. When a sandstorm seemingly vindicates the man, he attracts a following of Syrian-Palestinians who proceed to follow him and give him the nickname Al-Masih. Al Masih's further travels see him draw an increased following as he performs various apparent miracles, such as saving Felix Iguero's (John Ortiz) church from a tornado in Texas.
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The series follows a man (Mehdi Dehbi) who appears in Damascus in its DarkestHour, preaching in the street that God {{God}} will deliver the city from Daesh. When a sandstorm seemingly vindicates the man, he attracts a following of Syrian-Palestinians who proceed to follow him and give him the nickname Al-Masih. Al Masih's further travels see him draw an increased following as he performs various apparent miracles, such as saving Felix Iguero's (John Ortiz) church from a tornado in Texas.
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* LittlestCancerPatient: One of them is taken to see the Messiah, as opposed to the very aggressive chemotherapy she was undergoing [[spoiler: Averted, she dies.]] Also a case of RealityEnsues, [[spoiler: as the father files for divorce from his wife for essentially kidnapping their child away from critical care and signing her death warrant herself.]] Suffice it to say this whole arc was played for drama, not laughs.
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* LittlestCancerPatient: One of them is taken to see the Messiah, as opposed to the very aggressive chemotherapy she was undergoing undergoing. [[spoiler: Averted, It's averted, she dies.dies in the series finale.]] Also a case of RealityEnsues, [[spoiler: as the father files for divorce from his wife for essentially kidnapping their child away from critical care and signing her the death warrant herself.]] Suffice it to say this whole arc was played for drama, not laughs.
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* LittlestCancerPatient: One of them is taken to see the Messiah, as opposed to the very aggressive chemotherapy she was undergoing [[spoiler: Averted, she dies.]] Also a case of RealityEnsues, [[spoiler: as the father files for divorce from his wife for essentially kidnapping their child away from critical care and signing her death warrant herself.]] Suffice it to say this whole arc was played for drama, not laughs.
