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204 | Christian Wessely www.jrfm.eu 2017, 3/1, 199–205 of the world to confound the wise; and God hath chosen the weak things of the world to confound the things which are mighty’ (1 Cor 1:27, KJV). salvation comes from the weak, from a child-like figure that has no power at all and yet is able to make the mightiest and wisest bow before it. the analogy is neat, but so wrong: the white dwarf is weak in himself, but he hires a powerful fighter to finish off the antagonistic figure. Amanita Design missed a chance here. They could have bent the storyline to a new kind of ending, better matched with the Fig. 6: Walking, working, writing: wise men in orange robes. Fig. 7: The antagonist is badly blemished.