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* MagnificentBastard: [[BigBad Patrick [=McKenna=]]] is the [[SinisterMinister Camerlengo]] of the Vatican who plans to become Pope to renew the world's faith in Catholicism and discredit the works of science. To this end, [=McKenna=] murders Pope Pius XVI and hires an assassin to steal unstable anti-matter and kidnap four cardinals to brand and kill while making it appear as if TheIlluminati has resurfaced and is committing these acts. [=McKenna=] then kills the assassin [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness once he served his purpose]] and [[FrameUp frames]] Ritcher for his crimes, manipulating the police into killing him. [=McKenna=] then takes the anti-matter and send it to the sky saving the people of the Vatican City and Rome and when the Vatican confronts [=McKenna=], he kills himself, leading to the Vatican covering up his crimes so that the public won't loose their renewed faith, letting the world believe that [=McKenna=] died a hero for the Catholic Church.
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* MagnificentBastard: [[BigBad Patrick [=McKenna=]]] is the [[SinisterMinister Camerlengo]] of the Vatican who plans to become Pope to renew the world's faith in Catholicism and discredit the works of science. To this end, [=McKenna=] murders Pope Pius XVI and hires an assassin to steal unstable anti-matter and kidnap four cardinals to brand and kill while making it appear as if TheIlluminati has resurfaced and is committing these acts. [=McKenna=] then kills the assassin [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness once he served his purpose]] and [[FrameUp frames]] Ritcher for his crimes, manipulating the police into killing him. [=McKenna=] then takes the anti-matter and send sends it to up into the sky sky, saving the people of the Vatican City and Rome and when Rome. When the Vatican discovers his plot and confronts [=McKenna=], he kills himself, leading to the Vatican covering up his crimes so that the public won't loose lose their renewed faith, letting the world believe that [=McKenna=] died a hero for of the Catholic Church.
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* AcceptableTargets: Changing TheDragon from a radical Muslim to a common hitman that hints to have been contracted by the Catholic Church and comments "they made [him] a sinner", despite their heroic roles in the story.
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* MagnificentBastard: [[BigBad Patrick [=McKenna=]]] (played by Creator/EwanMcGregor) is the [[SinisterMinister Camerlengo]] of the Vatican who plans to become Pope to renew the world's faith in Catholicism and discredit the works of science. To this end, [=McKenna=] murders Pope Pius XVI and hires an assassin to steal unstable anti-matter and kidnap four cardinals to brand and kill while making it appear as if TheIlluminati has resurfaced and is committing these acts. [=McKenna=] then kills the assassin [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness once he served his purpose]] and [[FrameUp frames]] Ritcher for his crimes, manipulating the police into killing him. [=McKenna=] then takes the anti-matter and send it to the sky saving the people of the Vatican City and Rome and when the Vatican confronts [=McKenna=], he kills himself, leading to the Vatican covering up his crimes so that the public won't loose their renewed faith, letting the world believe that [=McKenna=] died a hero for the Catholic Church.
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* MagnificentBastard: [[BigBad Patrick [=McKenna=]]] (played by Creator/EwanMcGregor) is the [[SinisterMinister Camerlengo]] of the Vatican who plans to become Pope to renew the world's faith in Catholicism and discredit the works of science. To this end, [=McKenna=] murders Pope Pius XVI and hires an assassin to steal unstable anti-matter and kidnap four cardinals to brand and kill while making it appear as if TheIlluminati has resurfaced and is committing these acts. [=McKenna=] then kills the assassin [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness once he served his purpose]] and [[FrameUp frames]] Ritcher for his crimes, manipulating the police into killing him. [=McKenna=] then takes the anti-matter and send it to the sky saving the people of the Vatican City and Rome and when the Vatican confronts [=McKenna=], he kills himself, leading to the Vatican covering up his crimes so that the public won't loose their renewed faith, letting the world believe that [=McKenna=] died a hero for the Catholic Church.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Some segments of the book (written in 2000) talk of how the election of a pope is treated as a "story" most people don't care about without many news cameras around. At one point, a reporter is seen before a green screen-effect shot of the Vatican to show how the modern world thinks the concept of the Pope isn't that important. Five years later, the election of Benedict XVI was an internationally watched event covered by every news station on the planet with massive discussion of its importance to the world.
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* HilariousInHindsight: HilariousInHindsight:
** Some segments of the book (written in 2000) talk of how the election of a pope is treated as a "story" most people don't care about without many news cameras around. At one point, a reporter is seen before a green screen-effect shot of the Vatican to show how the modern world thinks the concept of the Pope isn't that important. Five years later, the election of Benedict XVI was an internationally watched event covered by every news station on the planet with massive discussion of its importance to the world.
** One scene depicts two geeks at CERN talking about the Illuminati, with one saying, "I thought it was just a game!", and replying after being told the Illuminati killed the Pope, "I wonder how many points you get for that!" While the book implies (inaccurately) that they are referring to ''TabletopGame/IlluminatiNewWorldOrder'', more recent readers could be thinking of ''VideoGame/AssassinsCreedII''.
** Some segments of the book (written in 2000) talk of how the election of a pope is treated as a "story" most people don't care about without many news cameras around. At one point, a reporter is seen before a green screen-effect shot of the Vatican to show how the modern world thinks the concept of the Pope isn't that important. Five years later, the election of Benedict XVI was an internationally watched event covered by every news station on the planet with massive discussion of its importance to the world.
** One scene depicts two geeks at CERN talking about the Illuminati, with one saying, "I thought it was just a game!", and replying after being told the Illuminati killed the Pope, "I wonder how many points you get for that!" While the book implies (inaccurately) that they are referring to ''TabletopGame/IlluminatiNewWorldOrder'', more recent readers could be thinking of ''VideoGame/AssassinsCreedII''.
