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*Given the subjects of Arthurian legends, where Saints, Paladins and some Biblical figures (namely Jesus and Joseph of Arimathea) rub elbows with the Fair Folk, wizards, and, in some cases, even pagan deities (e.g. Affalach and his daughter the goddess Modron), works of Arthurian literature tend to play with this. Two of the most notable works that touch on this are \'\'Merlin\'\' by Robert de Boron and \'\'Vita di Merlini\'\'. In the first detailing Merlin\'s birth, notes that he was born of a human woman raped by a demon (who may or may not be Satan himself), who intended the child to become the Antichrist. However, the woman had the child exorcised and baptized by a priest, Father Blaise, to undo the demonic influence on Merlin. He kept his magical abilities, thus making him unique as a son of Satan who uses his powers to help people([[{{Hellboy}} Does this sound familiar?]]). The latter includes a story in which the wizard is brought before the Pope to be tried for heresy in which Merlin is exonerated. The latter is particularly unique given the debates as to whether to allow for \
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*Given the subjects of Arthurian legends, where Saints, Paladins and some Biblical figures (namely Jesus and Joseph of Arimathea) rub elbows with the FairFolk, wizards, and, in some cases, even pagan deities (e.g. Affalach and his daughter the goddess Modron), works of Arthurian literature tend to play with this. Two of the most notable works that touch on this are \\\'\\\'Merlin\\\'\\\' by Robert de Boron and \\\'\\\'Vita di Merlini\\\'\\\'. In the first detailing Merlin\\\'s birth, notes that he was born of a human woman raped by a demon (who may or may not be Satan himself), who intended the child to become the Antichrist. However, the woman had the child exorcised and baptized by a priest, Father Blaise, to undo the demonic influence on Merlin. He kept his magical abilities, thus making him unique as a son of Satan who uses his powers to help people([[{{Hellboy}} Does this sound familiar?]]). The latter includes a story in which the wizard is brought before the Pope to be tried for heresy in which Merlin is exonerated. The latter is particularly unique given the debates as to whether to allow for \\\"Natural Magic\\\" (what is today called Science) as an exception in the prohibition of witchcraft that occurred during the medieval era.
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*Given the subjects of Arthurian legends, where Saints, Paladins and some Biblical figures (namely Jesus and Joseph of Arimathea) rub elbows with the Fair Folk, wizards, and, in some cases, even pagan deities (e.g. Affalach and his daughter the goddess Modron), works of Arthurian literature tend to play with this. Two of the most notable works that touch on this are \'\'\'Merlin\'\'\' by Robert de Boron and \'\'\'Vita di Merlini\'\'\'. In the first detailing Merlin\'s birth, notes that he was born of a human woman raped by a demon (who may or may not be Satan himself), who intended the child to become the Antichrist. However, the woman had the child exorcised and baptized by a priest, Father Blaise, to undo the demonic influence on Merlin. He kept his magical abilities, thus making him unique as a son of Satan who uses his powers to help people([[{{Hellboy}} Does this sound familiar?]]). The latter includes a story in which the wizard is brought before the Pope to be tried for heresy in which Merlin is exonerated. The latter is particularly unique given the debates as to whether to allow for \
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*Given the subjects of Arthurian legends, where Saints, Paladins and some Biblical figures (namely Jesus and Joseph of Arimathea) rub elbows with the Fair Folk, wizards, and, in some cases, even pagan deities (e.g. Affalach and his daughter the goddess Modron), works of Arthurian literature tend to play with this. Two of the most notable works that touch on this are \\\'\\\'Merlin\\\'\\\' by Robert de Boron and \\\'\\\'Vita di Merlini\\\'\\\'. In the first detailing Merlin\\\'s birth, notes that he was born of a human woman raped by a demon (who may or may not be Satan himself), who intended the child to become the Antichrist. However, the woman had the child exorcised and baptized by a priest, Father Blaise, to undo the demonic influence on Merlin. He kept his magical abilities, thus making him unique as a son of Satan who uses his powers to help people([[{{Hellboy}} Does this sound familiar?]]). The latter includes a story in which the wizard is brought before the Pope to be tried for heresy in which Merlin is exonerated. The latter is particularly unique given the debates as to whether to allow for \\\"Natural Magic\\\" (what is today called Science) as an exception in the prohibition of witchcraft that occurred during the medieval era.
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Yeah same here, he\'s one of three Scrappy\'s that I\'m a big fan of. The others being The Sentry(Marvel) and Shujinko(MortalKombat)
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Yeah same here, he\\\'s one of three Scrappy\\\'s that I\\\'m a big fan of. The others being The Sentry(Marvel) and Shujinko(MortalKombat)
Something these 3 have in common, beside the letter \\\'s\\\', is that they\\\'re hated because they\\\'re \\\"bad characters\\\" right? Just objectively bad, and do you now why? Because no one\\\'s ever tried to write them in a way that doesn\\\'t make you want to punch a wall. That\\\'s a failure of writing to me, just keeping a character flat so that you can blame all the misfortune of the story on them. But I digress.
Something these 3 have in common, beside the letter \\\'s\\\', is that they\\\'re hated because they\\\'re \\\"bad characters\\\" right? Just objectively bad, and do you now why? Because no one\\\'s ever tried to write them in a way that doesn\\\'t make you want to punch a wall. That\\\'s a failure of writing to me, just keeping a character flat so that you can blame all the misfortune of the story on them. But I digress.
