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| rdfs:comment | - The Messenger was a minor Lovian journal founded by members of the Lovian Communist Party in early 2010, designed to highlight "real issues in Lovia", and make the actions and plans of the LCP more transparent. The man behind the Messenger is Hengst Smid who created the newspaper with permission of August Magnus Donia. Non-members of the LCP were also allowed to write for the Messenger. The newspaper was closed around the time of the closing of the LCP.
- "The Messenger" is a song by Linkin Park.
- The Messenger est le thème principal de Dissidia Final Fantasy Original Soundtrack. Joué par le groupe Your Favorite Enemies, cette musique est exclusive à l'OST et n'apparait pas dans le jeu Dissidia Final Fantasy.
- The Messenger — вокальная тема для Dissidia Final Fantasy. Она была написана Такэхару Исимото и исполнена группой Your Favorite Enemies. Эта песня является бонусным треком для оригинального саундтрека игры и не появляется в самой игре. Слова песни используются в темах "Chaos" и "Cosmos", которые также используются в приквеле игры, Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy. Группа заявила, что текст песни не имеет прямую связь с игрой, а его значение предназначено для того, чтобы слушатель истолковал его по своему.
- The Messenger is a 2009 war drama film starring Ben Foster, Woody Harrelson, Steve Buscemi, Jena Malone, and Samantha Morton. It is the directorial debut of Oren Moverman, who also wrote the screenplay with Alessandro Camon.
- The Messenger is 2016 thriller film, starring
- Name: The Messenger Run Time: 5:13 Written By: Jon Anderson, Steve Howe, Igor Khoroshev, Billy Sherwood, Chris Squire, Alan White Year: 1999
* House Of Yes: Live From House Of Blues
* The Masterworks
* Yes-Today
* In A Word: Yes (1969 - )
* Essentially Yes
* House Of Yes: Live From House Of Blues (Video)
- The Messenger is a quest received from Baron Kimbolt in Chapter III. The mission is to intercept a message from Count Maravel to the Nilfgardian representative in Loc Muinne. This message might prove that Count Maravel is a collaborator with Nilfgaard and thus a traitor to Temeria.
- The Messenger is a short story that appears in Legends II, a collection of short stories by various fantasy authors.
- The Messenger can be retrieved from one of the following activities/vendors:
- The Messenger (2009) is a short movie directed by Johan Anderson.
- "The Messenger" is the twenty-sixth episode of Robotech: The Macross Saga.
- The Messenger was a member of The Armada. He is a main antagonist during Power Rangers Megaforce's third arc. A mechanical being that works for Prince Vekar as an advance scout, the Messenger is a warrior who boasts enough might to annihilate everything around him when releasing his strongest moves. While allied to Metal Alice and Vrak, he is also a general among the Robots.
- The Messenger is a song from A Thousand Suns. During it, Chester sings, Brad plays acoustic guitar, and Mike plays the piano. In an online interview, Chester described the lyrics as being a letter to his children. Lyrically the song also fits into the context of album's concept and themes, and could be interpreted as being about having hope in a conflicting world. It ends the album on a postive note, and is stripped back compared to the electronic and distorted sounds of the album's other songs.
- The Messenger is a World Government Agent, who delivers the most secret and sensitive messages of the World Government, Celestial Dragons and Marines that cannot be transmitted due to the risk of interception. He is completely devoted to the service of the World Government and even renounced his own name as proof of his devotion, becoming known only as "The Messenger".
- The Messenger was an Immortal whose real name, age, and origin are unknown. He presented himself as 'Methos' for long enough that the Watchers simply called him 'the other Methos' He preached peace and rejection of the Game. The Messenger was in Seacouver where he met Immortal, Richie Ryan. Richie drew his sword, but the Messenger did not, and told Richie that he wanted to talk about peace. The messenger told Richie that he stopped taking heads a long time ago. He then asked what it would be like if the Immortals could end the game and If Immortals could live in peace. When Richie asks him who he is, he says that his name is 'Methos'.
- The Messenger was a comet that was known to engage in a two thousand year cycle where it entered in the Bajor system and intersected with the Bajoran wormhole thus generating deadly radiation across hundreds of lightyears that wiped out entire civilizations. Scientific analysis of the comet revealed that it had a hydrogen core larger than a small sun with the interior possessing elements of a heavy hydrogen radioactive isotope that was known to exist only in a laboratory and resembled titrium. Thus, when the unstable elements interacted with a wormhole, it created an atomic fission reaction that created an apocalyptic event which destroyed everything in a star system.
- Story copied from the Wikisource. The thing, he said, would come in the night at three From the old churchyard on the hill below; But crouching by an oak fire's wholesome glow, I tried to tell myself it could not be. Surely, I mused, it was pleasantry Devised by one who did not truly know The Elder Sign, bequeathed from long ago, That sets the fumbling forms of darkness free. He had not meant it - no - but still I lit Another lamp as starry Leo climbed Out of the Seekonk, and a steeple chimed Three - and the firelight faded, bit by bit.
- The Messenger (original French title: Louvre: L'Ultime Malédiction, "Louvre: The Final Curse") is a 2001 adventure computer game developed by Canal+ Multimedia and Index+, and published by Dream Catcher Interactive and Microïds. Needs Wiki Magic Love.
- According to Paarfi of Roundwood, The Messenger was an individual of extreme unimportance. His role was described in the history entitled "Special Tasks", which formed a portion of the novel Tiassa. We are led to understand that due to his extremely unimportant qualities, that the House, rank, and even name of this individual were not worthy of discussion, nor indeed, even worthy of recording for posterity in the history the author was laying out for his readers.
- The Messenger is the vocal theme of Dissidia Final Fantasy. It was composed by Takeharu Ishimoto and is performed by Your Favorite Enemies. This song is a bonus track from the original soundtrack release and doesn't appear in game. The song's lyrics are used in the songs "Chaos" and "Cosmos" as well; which are present in the game's prequel, Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy. The band has stated that the lyrics are not meant to have a direct connection to the game, and their meaning is meant to be left up to the interpretation of the listener.
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| REAL-WORLD REFERENCES | - *The English title is a possible reference to the movie .
*Tetsuo Uchiharato is a professor at , a fictional university in the .
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| Text | - Bran gracefully jumps down from the roof, startling Kirth. "Looking for a messenger?" he asks. "I saw a man near the observatory with a wooden box."
- A secret messenger in Winterfell
- Ask if Bran could make out the man's face.
- The Messenger Episode Guide
- Lord Stark will be grateful for the messenger's capture. Seize him and learn who sent him.
- Praise Bran for his keen eyes and find this man he spotted.
- Find the messenger and learn the purpose of his secret delivery.
- "Any chance you recognized him from up there?" Kirth asks, gazing up at the dizzyingly high roofs. "No," Bran says, "but he headed for the stables."
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| Airdate | - 1985-04-08
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| Romaji | - Nazo no Shōjo! Kiseki wo Hakobu Dōberumon
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| Description | - This weapon causes kinetic damage.
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Excellent handling.
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- Snapshot sight.
Enhanced target acquisition.
- This weapon has extremely low recoil.
- Radar stays active while aiming down this weapon's sights.
- Body shots with this weapon increase precision damage for a short time.
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- The Disciple of Osiris stocks this item.
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| CONTINUITY ERRORS | - *During a DigiModify sequence in the English dub, Takato uses his red D-Power, despite it having been destroyed and replaced by the golden D-Power in "The Battle Within".
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*This episode was originally named in Chiaki J. Konaka's scenario.
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| abstract | - The Messenger was a minor Lovian journal founded by members of the Lovian Communist Party in early 2010, designed to highlight "real issues in Lovia", and make the actions and plans of the LCP more transparent. The man behind the Messenger is Hengst Smid who created the newspaper with permission of August Magnus Donia. Non-members of the LCP were also allowed to write for the Messenger. The newspaper was closed around the time of the closing of the LCP.
- "The Messenger" is a song by Linkin Park.
- The Messenger est le thème principal de Dissidia Final Fantasy Original Soundtrack. Joué par le groupe Your Favorite Enemies, cette musique est exclusive à l'OST et n'apparait pas dans le jeu Dissidia Final Fantasy.
- According to Paarfi of Roundwood, The Messenger was an individual of extreme unimportance. His role was described in the history entitled "Special Tasks", which formed a portion of the novel Tiassa. We are led to understand that due to his extremely unimportant qualities, that the House, rank, and even name of this individual were not worthy of discussion, nor indeed, even worthy of recording for posterity in the history the author was laying out for his readers. It is, of course, the duty of the responsible historian not to waste any reader's time with any trivial or inconsequential information. Such information becomes a burden on the mind of the reader, needlessly distracting him from the fullest comprehension of the more important events being described. This can lead to lack of clarity on the part of the narrative, and impede the reader in their appreciation for the events as they unfolded. At the same time, an individual, however unimportant, who touches on events key to the history being relayed must necessarily be mentioned at least in passing. Omitting the role of such a person completely would run the risk of allowing the reader to become confused as to exactly how certain events had taken place, and in what precise order. For example, in the case of The Messenger, had his role not been disclosed in the narrative of the history that the author had so ably provided, then it would remain unexplained to the reader just how exactly Khaavren, the Captain of the Phoenix Guard at the time of the history being told, became aware of the injuries suffered to a certain Easterner named Vlad Taltos that formed such an important and interesting turn of events within that narrative; indeed, one could well argue (and quite correctly) that these events were, in fact, the primary reason for the history even to be worthy of notice; thereby drawing the attention of the humble historian to record the events and relay them to his readers in a manner appropriate not only to their level of understanding, but also to incite in them a certain intrigue and interest which, while not strictly necessary to the role of the historian, is certainly a valuable and useful ability in relieving the ennui of the reader inasmuch as it is possible to do so without varying from the strict progression of events, one upon another, in the truest and most historically accurate manner achievable. It is therefore, of course, critical that the course of the narrative never strays too far from the important historical details being relayed with unimportant digression or tangential discussions of an unrelated nature. Such is the duty of the assiduous historian. We find it gratifying, therefore, that the author chose to spend so little time and energy in the discussion of such an insignificant personage as The Messenger, as this should illustrate just how fully mindful the author was to his solemn responsibilities as an author, and a Historian. The brevity and concise nature of the descriptions of this individual, in relation to his minor role in the history being relayed, is therefore a testament, not only to the author's ability, but also to his keen sense of duty.
- The Messenger — вокальная тема для Dissidia Final Fantasy. Она была написана Такэхару Исимото и исполнена группой Your Favorite Enemies. Эта песня является бонусным треком для оригинального саундтрека игры и не появляется в самой игре. Слова песни используются в темах "Chaos" и "Cosmos", которые также используются в приквеле игры, Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy. Группа заявила, что текст песни не имеет прямую связь с игрой, а его значение предназначено для того, чтобы слушатель истолковал его по своему.
- The Messenger is a 2009 war drama film starring Ben Foster, Woody Harrelson, Steve Buscemi, Jena Malone, and Samantha Morton. It is the directorial debut of Oren Moverman, who also wrote the screenplay with Alessandro Camon.
- The Messenger is 2016 thriller film, starring
- Name: The Messenger Run Time: 5:13 Written By: Jon Anderson, Steve Howe, Igor Khoroshev, Billy Sherwood, Chris Squire, Alan White Year: 1999
* House Of Yes: Live From House Of Blues
* The Masterworks
* Yes-Today
* In A Word: Yes (1969 - )
* Essentially Yes
* House Of Yes: Live From House Of Blues (Video)
- The Messenger was a comet that was known to engage in a two thousand year cycle where it entered in the Bajor system and intersected with the Bajoran wormhole thus generating deadly radiation across hundreds of lightyears that wiped out entire civilizations. Scientific analysis of the comet revealed that it had a hydrogen core larger than a small sun with the interior possessing elements of a heavy hydrogen radioactive isotope that was known to exist only in a laboratory and resembled titrium. Thus, when the unstable elements interacted with a wormhole, it created an atomic fission reaction that created an apocalyptic event which destroyed everything in a star system. This comet featured heavily in Bajoran mythology and legend stated that it was responsible for a purge of Bajor's surface around two thousand years ago thus wiping out the surface civilization. Archaeological evidence supported this suspected event as traces of such radiation was detected on Bajor's surface. Whilst it had wiped out the surface population of Bajor in the past, a hidden shadow society living underground known as the Council of Guardians continued their existence for a century whereupon they sent some of their number to rebuild the surface world. As a result of the comet's actions, a belief system was arranged around it and it was suspected as being the involvement of the Bajoran Gods with it arriving during the momentous Battle of the Gods which the believers felt was responsible for the cleansing of Bajor. The Council of Guardians, who were known to the rest of the Bajorans as a lost tribe called They Who Wait, believed themselves to be instruments of their gods actions and that the Messengers involvement was critical in their destiny in the cycle of death and rebirth. In the mid 24th century, the Messenger was once more on a path to the Bajoran wormhole and Council of Guardians awaited for its deadly purpose to be manifested. At this point, hundreds of Bajorans attempted to depart their home system as they believed in the oncoming destruction of their world. However, Commander Benjamin Sisko attempted to take action in stopping the comet which prompted the emergence of They Who Wait. Their leader along with his entourage arrived at the station where they caused a transport to collide with Deep Space 9 as well as engaged in a large boarding action in order to stop any attempt at circumventing the Messengers movements. Despite this being the case, the crew of the station were successful in using Runabouts to alter the trajectory of the comet based on calculations by Lieutenant Jadzia Dax. Thus, the crisis was averted and the Council of Guardian members were arrested for their actions. Whilst the disaster was prevented, Dax felt a personal guilt as she felt that the most minor of miscalculations might meant that the Messengers course was forever altered and it might be now responsible for the destruction of a number of civilizations on its new path. (DS9 comics: "Dax's Comet, Part 1", "Dax's Comet, Part II")
- The Messenger is a quest received from Baron Kimbolt in Chapter III. The mission is to intercept a message from Count Maravel to the Nilfgardian representative in Loc Muinne. This message might prove that Count Maravel is a collaborator with Nilfgaard and thus a traitor to Temeria.
- The Messenger is a short story that appears in Legends II, a collection of short stories by various fantasy authors.
- Story copied from the Wikisource. The thing, he said, would come in the night at three From the old churchyard on the hill below; But crouching by an oak fire's wholesome glow, I tried to tell myself it could not be. Surely, I mused, it was pleasantry Devised by one who did not truly know The Elder Sign, bequeathed from long ago, That sets the fumbling forms of darkness free. He had not meant it - no - but still I lit Another lamp as starry Leo climbed Out of the Seekonk, and a steeple chimed Three - and the firelight faded, bit by bit. Then at the door that cautious rattling came - And the mad truth devoured me like a flame!
- The Messenger can be retrieved from one of the following activities/vendors:
- The Messenger (2009) is a short movie directed by Johan Anderson.
- "The Messenger" is the twenty-sixth episode of Robotech: The Macross Saga.
- The Messenger (original French title: Louvre: L'Ultime Malédiction, "Louvre: The Final Curse") is a 2001 adventure computer game developed by Canal+ Multimedia and Index+, and published by Dream Catcher Interactive and Microïds. Morgana Sinclair, a Secret Service Agent, has been charged with the mission to retrieve 4 artifacts, called Satan’s Keys, from the Louvre Museum. These four keys, when joined together, cause complete global annihilation. Go back in time to three periods in time when various kings used the Louvre as their residential palaces: Charles V Mediaeval period, Henry IV Renaissance period, Louis XV 1789 French Revolution period, and return safely to present day. In this race again evil and against time, you as Morgana must find the keys before the vengeful descendants of an evil cult of Black Templars combine these mystic artifacts triggering Armageddon. Needs Wiki Magic Love.
- The Messenger is a World Government Agent, who delivers the most secret and sensitive messages of the World Government, Celestial Dragons and Marines that cannot be transmitted due to the risk of interception. He is completely devoted to the service of the World Government and even renounced his own name as proof of his devotion, becoming known only as "The Messenger". The Messenger is not a famous figure like the high ranking marines or the high bounty pirates, but rather is an infamous underground myth that strikes fear into the hearts of those who know of it. He moves into the most dangerous places in the world with impunity, allowing him to be sent anywhere in the world.
- The Messenger was a member of The Armada. He is a main antagonist during Power Rangers Megaforce's third arc. A mechanical being that works for Prince Vekar as an advance scout, the Messenger is a warrior who boasts enough might to annihilate everything around him when releasing his strongest moves. While allied to Metal Alice and Vrak, he is also a general among the Robots.
- The Messenger is a song from A Thousand Suns. During it, Chester sings, Brad plays acoustic guitar, and Mike plays the piano. In an online interview, Chester described the lyrics as being a letter to his children. Lyrically the song also fits into the context of album's concept and themes, and could be interpreted as being about having hope in a conflicting world. It ends the album on a postive note, and is stripped back compared to the electronic and distorted sounds of the album's other songs.
- The Messenger was an Immortal whose real name, age, and origin are unknown. He presented himself as 'Methos' for long enough that the Watchers simply called him 'the other Methos' He preached peace and rejection of the Game. The Messenger was in Seacouver where he met Immortal, Richie Ryan. Richie drew his sword, but the Messenger did not, and told Richie that he wanted to talk about peace. The messenger told Richie that he stopped taking heads a long time ago. He then asked what it would be like if the Immortals could end the game and If Immortals could live in peace. When Richie asks him who he is, he says that his name is 'Methos'. "You can take my head, or you can think about what I said." Richie soon took the messenger’s words of peace to heart to the point that the next day he interrupted a fight between Duncan MacLeod and William Culbraith. Duncan was furious, then stunned when Richie told him about The Messenger who called himself 'Methos.' Coincidentally, the real Methos had recently returned from Nepal, and when told about the Messenger explained the man was known as 'the other Methos.' The real one was happy enough to let the imposter keep up the charade, if only to redirect hostiles; "Look, there are enough people out there who want my head for who I am. Now I say, if he wants to play Methos, let him." The Messenger met Culbraith and tried to convert him to the cause of peace, MacLeod arrived ready for a challenge, but the Messenger stopped him, telling Duncan that Culbraith acted "...out of pain, because of what others had done to him. But it can end here. You can end it." Duncan told him that it will end when he takes Culbraith's head. Then the messenger played head games with MacLeod, bringing up Darius and his philosophy of peace, challenging MacLeod to be the one who would not consider peace. MacLeod left in confusion. The real Methos became exasperated with the effect the fake is having, so, curious, he visited The Messenger, and discussed the man's philosophy in a typical Methos fashion, quietly baiting him and making it clear he thought him a fool:"Yes, I heard about your beliefs. Do you really think there's no such thing as evil?" Methos was marginally incensed by the imposter's pretensions after all, he told Joe and MacLeod that: "A little pep talk, a little pop psychology — the guy is either delusional, or he is a fraud." Pointing out his message is doing nothing but getting young immortals killed by the rest who are not buying in. Culbraith arrived at the Messenger’s place, telling him that he thought about what he said but he'd rather have the head of the oldest immortal. The Messenger offered up his head, telling him that he doesn’t believe that he was wrong in trying to reach out to him, thinking no doubt, his passivity would again save him. Culbraith told him "Believe” and beheaded the Messenger and received his Quickening. Richie arrived a short time later and was attacked by Culbraith, unarmed until MacLeod arrived with Richie's sword, Richie managed to behead Culbraith. The Messenger's final epitaph was supplied by Richie: "You know, I don't even know what his real name was. I mean, I know he wasn't the real Methos. Maybe he wasn't right either, but he was a good man."
- The Messenger is the vocal theme of Dissidia Final Fantasy. It was composed by Takeharu Ishimoto and is performed by Your Favorite Enemies. This song is a bonus track from the original soundtrack release and doesn't appear in game. The song's lyrics are used in the songs "Chaos" and "Cosmos" as well; which are present in the game's prequel, Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy. Although not itself included in the game, excerpts from the song are included as instrumentals in various songs, including "Keeping the Peace," which is played in various instances in the game, more specifically in the scenes after one of the Warriors of Cosmos defeats their equivalent Warrior of Chaos in Destiny Odyssey and Shade Impulse; "The Troops' Advance", which plays in scenes where the Warriors of Cosmos encounter Warriors of Chaos in both stories; At Presentment's Edge; and Answer. The band has stated that the lyrics are not meant to have a direct connection to the game, and their meaning is meant to be left up to the interpretation of the listener.
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