:48:09
lt's a nightmare.
:48:12
A crazy dream.
:48:15
Any minute
you're gonna wake up, Allison.
:48:18
You're gonna wake up
and this whole thing is gonna be over.
:48:23
Careful, Allison.
:48:25
People might think you're crazy.
:48:34
l love this park.
:48:37
Perverts and lunatics everywhere.
l'm like a kid in a candy store.
:48:42
(Allison) Something tells me you're not
out here trawling for new recruits.
:48:47
Who knows?
Maybe l'm trawling for you.
:48:52
l trust you got my message?
The one from the little girl?
:48:57
(Allison) You didn't have to kill her.
:49:00
She was going to die anyway.
Eventually.
:49:05
l need to know whose side l'm on.
:49:09
l would think a person of faith
never has to ask that question.
:49:12
l'm asking now.
:49:15
You're a Jesuit scholar.
:49:18
And so close to your doctorate, too.
:49:21
Let's see
if it's all been worth the effort.
:49:24
What was the title
of your dissertation again?
:49:27
The Role of Warfare
in Modern Religion.
:49:30
Ah. A subject very dear to my heart.
:49:33
So... let's go straight to
a personal favorite.
:49:38
Armageddon.
:49:39
Doomsday, as you call it.
:49:42
- Stark wants to prevent it.
- Yes, but why?
:49:46
l'm asking myself the same question.
:49:49
Think.
What follows Armageddon?
:49:52
The restoration of the faithful
to God's side.
:49:54
So why would certain angels
not want to see that happen?
:49:59
Oh, come on, Allison.