I am going to break it down, and give every somewhat logical thought on the topic. I'm not trying to send people the wrong direction, but just giving new thoughts and angles, and seeing where you guys run with it.
Ok, most people assume that the virgin is Bree, and the beast is Daniel. Just a quick q. Is Daniel a virgin? My money is on yes, and while the obvious answer is to go with calling Daniel the beast, cassie has repeteadly made it seem like Bree is the "bad guy". Could be an insult to her.between the virgin and the beast
moses armed the evil priest,
to kill me with his sword of hate
if help again will come too late.
Moving along. We should really take a look at the whole sentence together. We have broken down the first line and the second line time and time again, but never together. Let's rephrase it, shall we? "Moses armed the evil priest between the virgin and the beast." *random thought* could virgin and beast represent times? */random thought* The act of arming the priest, the priest itself, or Moses could be between the virgin and the beast.
Next part. Who is trying to kill cassie? Is it moses who is arming his followers to do the job, or does the priest wish her dead? And is cassie dead already? She might be, and then the priest/moses/whoever wants to finish the job.
Last on this bit. Help came too late. Did she want help previously, and it failed causing her current situation? Or is she talking about us, and how we were late to the first clue?
I do not know much about religions, so forgive me. Luke 11:17 can be interpeted many ways, so I don't know where to go with that. However, what dangers does it warn? Ever since the game, started, since before when cassie was fine, or more recently? There has been many accusations and in-fighting going around, does she just want us to focus?Warns Luke Eleven Seventeen
of dangers now and ever been.
The cost is not just mine to bear.
We win we live we die we share.
She is not the only one risking it here. Is it us? Is it Bree? What is the cost? Death for all involved?
I'm not a big religious buff, so again, forgive me, but let's try this:Revelation starts the first,
at dawn youll rise to do your worst.
This is not a game or show.
The stakes are high and you must know:
Revelation: the act of revealing or disclosing; disclosure
Ok, so the first something will be revealed, or disclosed. Will it be cassie giving us a new clue? Will it be Bree or Daniel telling us more about what's going on? Will it be yet another force? Also, what if it is not about Oct 1? There are many other ways to interpet this. The first step could be when things are revealed. Also, I've seen enough movies out there where "Revelation starts the first" could be a hint as where to begin. Some code given to us can be deciphered, and the hint begins with "revelattion".
The way we have been going, she could very well be talking to us. When we first got this anagram, we were doing everything wrong. We were terrible. This could be more about us trying to decipher whatever clue comes the morning of Oct. 1st.
The last line I think is not given enough importance. It's like she's reaching out to us, slapping across the face, and saying, "pay attention now". The stakes are high, and she wants to tell us something. At this point, has to be something important. Let's take a look.
I cannot get this out of my head. I swear there is a HUGE clue we're missing here. Just looking at these two lines makes me think that. If we look at the previous line, it just amplifies it.The pulse of the doe-eyed child may cease.
But cassie does not rest in peace.
I am blind here. I do not see what she's trying to tell us. Maybe it's simple. Maybe it's just saying that she is restless, and she needs her conlusion. She is also saying that Bree's (I cannot argue that is not her) life is unimportant. If she lives, so what. If she dies, cassie will keep going.
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If we did everything we can with this, then I am very dissappointed. We spent a whole lot of time, brainpower, and energy working on a very complicated message just telling us to "wait." We have waited, cassie. And we appreciate you throwing us a bone, but so far we have been ever so eager to help, and all we have to go on is "wait" and "be ready."