Anti-Christ or Kane ?

[PaulMc]

I went to the cinema last night with my wife, and the movie poster for the remake of The Omen caught my eye. Not because I care about the remake--indeed, whether a remake was needed (except, maybe to give Damien an updated haircut) is a subject for another thread--but the four line poem on the poster got my attention.

From the eternal sea he rises.
Creating armies on either shore.
Turning man against his brother.
Until man exists no more.

Damien, hell. Sound like KEW's Kane to me. Especially if you consider how Kane played kingdoms against one another in Bloodstone.

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-- Paul McNamee

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[Jeff Stehman]

Kane wouldn't have wanted man to be no more, because then he couldn't rule them. It does sound like something he would do accidentally, though. He always had trouble getting his plans to work out.

--Jeff Stehman