It's best highlighted by the story of Euphrati Keeler, the founder of the Imperial Faith: at the beginning of the series, she turns to worshipping the Emperor after encountering an actual daemon, shattering her world view that gods and daemons do not exist. * TookALevelInCynic: The story as a whole shows how the Inperium Imperium went from championing enlightenment and being relatively egalitarian into the theocratic empire that worships the Emperor as a god in the main ''40000'' timeline. By the time the Siege of Terra rolls around, ]. Her conversion leaves her with some odd mannerisms, but she's mostly a friendly person who provides support to several characters when they really need it. * TookALevelInCynic: The story as a whole shows how the Inperium went from championing enlightenment and being relatively egalitarian into the theocratic empire that worships the Emperor as a god in the main ''40000'' timeline. ] even catches on that the tiny hints that he could actually beat the thing wearing Fulgrim's body was just trying to goad Lucius into dueling him.]] Afterwards, the Emperor's Children aren't angry, but they ] by the ploy. Despite the Emperor's Children becoming some of the most twisted and depraved traitors the galaxy has ever seen, the last thread of decency among them is that they are still loyal sons, and Lucius uses this to unify the captains into trying to rescue Fulgrim.
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** After the Emperor's Children have gone into full insanity, the daemon possessing Fulgrim gets arrogant and starts slipping character in confidence that the Legionnaires are too far gone to notice or care.
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