Alien 3 prison cult

[gameoverman]

Weird, I've been thinking about this lately....

*They are basically a "brotherhood" with Dillon as their spiritual and moral leader (although he is not in a position of authority over Andrews)

*Some (most?) have taken a vow of celibacy, which also includes women. 

*Golic is the outsider - the "crazy" one, and the only one to sympathise with the beast.

*Morse made a deal with God to live forever.

*The believers are seperate from the non-believers.

*Some (like Golic) see the arrival of the alien as a coming of the apocalypse.

*The prisoners refused to leave Fiorina - they must be like some kind of spiritualist monks.

[SM]

Pretty much.

Is there a question or point?

[gameoverman]

There's a question in there somewhere, I just can't see it..

[SiL]

*Some (most?) have taken a vow of celibacy, which also includes women. 

Morse said all.

*Golic is the outsider - the "crazy" one, and the only one to sympathise with the beast.

Golic is ostensibly the only true believer in their apocalyptic theistic worldview outside of Dillon.

*The prisoners refused to leave Fiorina - they must be like some kind of spiritualist monks.

Monks? Heh, no.

[gameoverman]

*Some (most?) have taken a vow of celibacy, which also includes women. 

Morse said all.

Yes, he said they all took the vow.  Here is the exact quote: 

MORSE I just want to say that I took a vow of celibacy. That also includes women. We all took the vow.

He might be referring to just women when he talks about everybody else.

*Golic is the outsider - the "crazy" one, and the only one to sympathise with the beast.

Golic is ostensibly the only true believer in their apocalyptic theistic worldview outside of Dillon.

Yeah, he thought the alien was the arrival of the apocalypse.

*The prisoners refused to leave Fiorina - they must be like some kind of spiritualist monks.

Monks? Heh, no.

Eh, why not?

[SiL]

Eh, why not?

They act nothing like monks and most don't even seem to really believe in the religion.

[gameoverman]

Eh, why not?

They act nothing like monks and most don't even seem to really believe in the religion.

Until the arrival of Ripley, they probably would have been fairly monk-like.  Or lived like monks.

[SiL]

I really do doubt it. Monks woke up at the crack of dawn, prayed, ate, worked in the field, wrote and read miles worth of scripture, ate, went to bed, then woke up five hours later to do it again.

[gameoverman]

Isn't that pretty much what the prisoners did?

[xeno_alpha_07]

Isn't that pretty much what the prisoners did?

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