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| The delusions of grandeur are quite obvious. The Last Supper was a reckless expense typical of his condition, given his straitened circumstances as a humble carpenter... | |
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| Eloi, Eloi, God, why hath thou forsaken me? | |
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| And finally exhaustion, as his energy wears out. If he resurrects, of course, he'll retain these difficulties, as no medications will be invented for two millennia. Onwards to the leper camp! | |
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