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It's somewhat troubling when you can't even trust your own organization not to put you through the wringer.
Though, to be fair, King Mob's cell DID do something similar to initiate Jack.
Boy doesn't seem to take kindly to being forced to kill King Mob. Nice breaking the programming.
More emphasis here on language forming the foundation of reality.
I think I mentioned earlier than many religions and mythologies use language and/or writing as the building block of everything else.
Whether Thoth or The Word bringing everything into existence.
Fun with the destroyer, the angel of the abyss.
There's a school of thought in some magical circles that the best way to shock the system, to break out of the humdrum, is to profane yourself. Relish and revel in everything taboo or "evil". That seems to be at play here.
Utilizing the language of heaven and hell, angels and demons, when dealing with the meta-universes is interesting.
There's something to be said here in that the beginning of this story is indeed doing in everyone's head. From the characters to the readers.
That does kind of have to be a blow to the ego when you tell someone you like them and then they steal the group's important MacGuffin, run away, and disappear on you.
Though whatever it is and whoever this "Coyote" is, this doesn't necessarily feel like it's anything in the world's best interests.
Along with some Morrisonian "big ideas" thrown at us. Including writing on the walls and an expanded alphabet.