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In one of the episodes featuring the villain, the Book of Rage he keeps rambling about is revealed to be his family photo album. He is not invoking some holy scripture when yelling about what "is written in the Book of Rage" but reminding himself of his loss. Drowning in his sorrow and hate, Ezekiel Rage finds the motivation to continue his Nihilistic/Misanthropic schemes. He started a cult because people with faith are capable of committing mass atrocities without hesitation, and are perfect for plans that call for the annihilation of the human race.
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In one of the episodes featuring the villain, the Book of Rage he keeps rambling about is revealed to be his family photo album. He is not invoking some holy scripture when yelling about what "is written in the Book of Rage" but reminding himself of his loss. Drowning in his sorrow and hate, Ezekiel Rage finds the motivation to continue his Nihilistic/Misanthropic schemes. He started a cult because people with faith are capable of committing mass atrocities without hesitation, and are perfect for plans that call for the annihilation of the human race.race.
[[WMG: Jessie's new look in season two was an InUniverse decision on her part to [[GirlinessUpgrade make herself more feminine]].]]
Most likely due to her growing attraction to Hadji and to try to break out from being OneOfTheBoys, Jessie rethought her look by exchanging the green for pink (even on her Quest World avatar), paying more attention to her hair and wearing make-up. It may have been prompted by Jonny making an off-handed comment like, "Jess doesn't need to be pretty, she's way too smart for that!" when he and Race were discussing the latter's taste in women and how Jessie took after her mother, both unaware that Jessie overheard them. Jessie ''knows'' that her intelligence is her true asset, but she's not immune to insecurity when comparing herself to older women (see "Eclipse" and "The Bangalore Falcon", arguably meeting Race's many ex-girlfriends didn't help) so she may be trying to compensate by "growing out" of her {{Tomboy}} phase as she sees it. If there had been a season three she would have toned down her attempt and started presenting herself the way she preferred to be; ironically, this more balanced look and attitude is what finally gets Jonny and Hadji's attention...
[[WMG: Jessie's new look in season two was an InUniverse decision on her part to [[GirlinessUpgrade make herself more feminine]].]]
Most likely due to her growing attraction to Hadji and to try to break out from being OneOfTheBoys, Jessie rethought her look by exchanging the green for pink (even on her Quest World avatar), paying more attention to her hair and wearing make-up. It may have been prompted by Jonny making an off-handed comment like, "Jess doesn't need to be pretty, she's way too smart for that!" when he and Race were discussing the latter's taste in women and how Jessie took after her mother, both unaware that Jessie overheard them. Jessie ''knows'' that her intelligence is her true asset, but she's not immune to insecurity when comparing herself to older women (see "Eclipse" and "The Bangalore Falcon", arguably meeting Race's many ex-girlfriends didn't help) so she may be trying to compensate by "growing out" of her {{Tomboy}} phase as she sees it. If there had been a season three she would have toned down her attempt and started presenting herself the way she preferred to be; ironically, this more balanced look and attitude is what finally gets Jonny and Hadji's attention...
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Okay, admittedly, all I have backing this up is the [[RedHeadedHeroine hair]], [[Creator/JenniferHale the voice]], [[ActionGirl and the asskicking]]...but wouldn't it be awesome if it were true?!
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Okay, admittedly, all I have backing this up is the [[RedHeadedHeroine hair]], hair, [[Creator/JenniferHale the voice]], [[ActionGirl and the asskicking]]...but wouldn't it be awesome if it were true?!
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In one of the episodes featuring the villain, the Book of Rage he keeps rambling about is his family photo album. He is not invoking some holy scripture when yelling about what "is written in the Book of Rage" but reminding himself of his loss. Drowning in his sorrow and hate, Ezekiel Rage finds the motivation to continue his Nihilistic/Misanthropic schemes. He started a cult because people with faith are capable of committing mass atrocities without hesitation, and are perfect for plans that call for the annihilation of the human race.
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In one of the episodes featuring the villain, the Book of Rage he keeps rambling about is revealed to be his family photo album. He is not invoking some holy scripture when yelling about what "is written in the Book of Rage" but reminding himself of his loss. Drowning in his sorrow and hate, Ezekiel Rage finds the motivation to continue his Nihilistic/Misanthropic schemes. He started a cult because people with faith are capable of committing mass atrocities without hesitation, and are perfect for plans that call for the annihilation of the human race.
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As it was written in the Book of Rage
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Okay, admittedly, all I have backing this up is the [[RedHeadedHeroine hair]], [[Creator/JenniferHale the voice]], [[ActionGirl and the asskicking]]...but wouldn't it be awesome if it were true?!true?!
[[WMG: Ezekiel Rage is actually perfectly sane.]]
In one of the episodes featuring the villain, the Book of Rage he keeps rambling about is his family photo album. He is not invoking some holy scripture when yelling about what "is written in the Book of Rage" but reminding himself of his loss. Drowning in his sorrow and hate, Ezekiel Rage finds the motivation to continue his Nihilistic/Misanthropic schemes. He started a cult because people with faith are capable of committing mass atrocities without hesitation, and are perfect for plans that call for the annihilation of the human race.
[[WMG: Ezekiel Rage is actually perfectly sane.]]
In one of the episodes featuring the villain, the Book of Rage he keeps rambling about is his family photo album. He is not invoking some holy scripture when yelling about what "is written in the Book of Rage" but reminding himself of his loss. Drowning in his sorrow and hate, Ezekiel Rage finds the motivation to continue his Nihilistic/Misanthropic schemes. He started a cult because people with faith are capable of committing mass atrocities without hesitation, and are perfect for plans that call for the annihilation of the human race.
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Okay, admittedly, all I have backing this up is the [[RedHeadedHeroine hair]], [[JenniferHale the voice]], [[ActionGirl and the asskicking]]...but wouldn't it be awesome if it were true?!
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Okay, admittedly, all I have backing this up is the [[RedHeadedHeroine hair]], [[JenniferHale [[Creator/JenniferHale the voice]], [[ActionGirl and the asskicking]]...but wouldn't it be awesome if it were true?!
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[[WMG: Jessie is the ancestor of [[MassEffect Commander Jane Shepard]]]]
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[[WMG: Jessie is the ancestor of [[MassEffect [[Franchise/MassEffect Commander Jane Shepard]]]]
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Jeremiah Surd and Ezekiel Rage are both named after Major Prophets of the Old Testament. Since Dr. Zin is the third major villain, he should fit the ThemeNaming.
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Jeremiah Surd and Ezekiel Rage are both named after Major Prophets of the Old Testament. Since Dr. Zin is the third major villain, he should fit the ThemeNaming.ThemeNaming.
[[WMG: Jessie is the ancestor of [[MassEffect Commander Jane Shepard]]]]
Okay, admittedly, all I have backing this up is the [[RedHeadedHeroine hair]], [[JenniferHale the voice]], [[ActionGirl and the asskicking]]...but wouldn't it be awesome if it were true?!
[[WMG: Jessie is the ancestor of [[MassEffect Commander Jane Shepard]]]]
Okay, admittedly, all I have backing this up is the [[RedHeadedHeroine hair]], [[JenniferHale the voice]], [[ActionGirl and the asskicking]]...but wouldn't it be awesome if it were true?!
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[[WMG: Dr. Zin's first name is Isaiah or Daniel.]]
Jeremiah Surd and Ezekiel Rage are both named after Major Prophets of the Old Testament. Since Dr. Zin is the third major villain, he should fit the ThemeNaming.
Jeremiah Surd and Ezekiel Rage are both named after Major Prophets of the Old Testament. Since Dr. Zin is the third major villain, he should fit the ThemeNaming.
