He has a mission: a high-concept, high-stakes,hi-jinksmission.
Kevins mission is to save the world…probably.
Of course, nearly all of that is in the parenthetical title.
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The most concerning part is how unsurprisingly sappy it can be when you consider its spiritually driven premise.
I dont know, that part is actually pretty unclear.
She would not, but shewouldgo look at a meteor hole with her uncle.
Unlike her uncle though, Reese wouldnotimmediately run down into that fiery hole andput handson a steaming space rock.
Now, theres only one you, Kevin.
You are the last of the righteous.
Yvette: Angels are a human construct.
Lets just say Im a warrior for God.
Can I see your wings?
Yvette: All right, were done here.
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But theyre not really done.
Kevin has a slight hiccup with this suggested mission: Hes not a righteous person.
Do good he must, though, as Yvette tells Kevin its imperative they start building his spiritual power.
Kind of going along with things by now, he starts by trying to comfort his niece.
Should I just register as a sex offender now?
No, wait, thats not right: Sophomore year I stole your band camp money to buy weed!
Ethereal light floods the airport; trumpets blare; somewhere, doves fly, I imagine.
Everything isnt perfect, but its better than it was.
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