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Originally Posted by devlin1
Yeah, it sounds like grittiness is the order of the day for Dread, which makes sense.
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I tried to keep the focus on the juxtaposition between the darker aspects of human existence (war, self-abuse, murder) and the war between angels and demons.
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Originally Posted by devlin1
In "G vs. E," recently deceased humans who aren't good enough for Heaven or bad enough for Hell are recruited into the Corps and given another shot.
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That's not too far from where Dread's at. I need to check this show out. In Dread, mysterious entities (which may or may not be angels) recruit people to hunt demons (and rescue their intended victims, if the situation permits it). The Disciples are chosen from all walks of life, but the important thing is that they're people with nothing left to lose -- drug addicts, criminals, failures, the suicidal, the destitute. They're given a chance to redeem themselves by dying in battle, essentially.