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About the dogs, after all they do have the power to kill a god, and they may well subdue alleles that die from the hammer. About the house, I wrote that Venus and Mercury were born on Earth and then transported with the rest of the people. This idea is based on the alleles knowing the human Venus. I think if you make a less plausible chronology of events, the paragraph from chapter 4 becomes more coherent.
Are we sure that the dogs have this much power in controlling both worlds?
My question is trying to disprove one of the points in the third to last line in extras, the idea that the Dogs have planned out V and M.
Even if Bloody earth is bad it holds a small degree of fairness for all suffer: There is no proof that paints it as a society based on privilige. In that case why should the Dogs get preferential treatment by the world? Even with threaths the Alleles can still rebuild and the Dogs are, as you said before, looking for fun. Would they really be able to do something so chorelike? I can't see it. Also, we have the house. Unless its on the same field of Evangelion Asuka's drawings (profethic dreams of what could,couldn't,will and won't happen) it would mean Mercury was taken to Earth. Having said that, good guide. I'd love a deep dive on Abstracting from you once the sequel comes out.