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fightingarrival ([personal profile] fightingarrival) wrote in [community profile] scans_daily2011-12-06 01:48 am

Question for the marvel fen about Eli Bradley

I'm fairly certain that it's never mentioned in canon whether Eli Bradley practices any particular faith, if at all. But considering his family, it's always been my head canon that he's muslim - though I'm not positive about which branch. I'm fairly split between the Nation of Islam and Sunni Islam, but there are of course other branches and off-shoots... (Is it ever elaborated on in canon what branches Faith Shabazz and Josiah X belong to? The name changes imply Nation, but I'm not sure if it's ever actually outright said. This is what I get for not having read The Crew yet.)

What's your opinion? Do you have head canon regarding other characters religious affiliations (or lack there of)? Share!

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[personal profile] icon_uk 2011-12-06 02:09 pm (UTC)(link)
Could be that Sam has some sort of internal mental link between a preacher and death. Perhaps;

1) After his father's death a preacher was a source of consolation, or put death into perspective for Sam, which isn't a negative thing), or
2) Sam associates death with funerals, where a preacher would be eulogising, or
3) When he dies he hopes to be met by a preacher he knew who had already died.
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[personal profile] bruinsfan 2011-12-08 02:58 am (UTC)(link)
Hell, maybe he just saw Poltergeist 2 as a kid and associates the image of Reverend Kane with Death.