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is in many ways a return to season one, more character-centric storytelling that is not as mythologically driven until we pick up the next story line. The highlighted words above indicate how the appointment of the IGC can be mythologically be seen as the "ground norm" of a "new Iraq. In Witchcraft Williams describes Satan's fall from Heaven, both mythologically and in the Resurrection, as a defeat of evil so thorough that "In the new state such things could not be, and there was no such great need to make war on them" (36-7). |
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