Bitter Sweet Ending: Ralph thwarts the Crimson King's plans and later ends up sacrificing his life to save a little girl.Beware the Silly Ones: It's very easy to think of Atropos as a foul-mouthed, tantrummy brat.Because Destiny Says So: Patrick Danville is destined to die saving two people, one of whom is very important.Ralph bargains with Clotho and Lachesis to exchange his life for hers. Balancing Death's Books: Thanks to Atropos, Natalie Deepneau is set to be killed by a car.The two of them are in awe, but what this means is never clarified. He turns out to be in on all this supernatural stuff and when you can see his aura, it's not just bright and powerful, it's a straight, up rainbow contrasting everyone else just being a single color.

One of Ralph and Lois' even older neighbors is seemingly a senile old man who wanders about in a perpetually happy daze.The only thing that makes them definitely not human seems to be their jobs, their apparent inability to be killed by mortals and the inability to lie. Buuuut then the line get surprisingly blurry: They don't seem to be naturally immortal but rather feed off tiny amounts of aura humans give off and it seems like a human could do the same thing if they really wanted to. It becomes clear, however, that they are not human. The Little Bald Doctors at first look like exactly that: Tiny bald men that give off a sort of medical atmosphere.No relation to the film of the same name. Soon Ralph discovers that the fate of the universe is resting on his shoulders. Soon he begins to see things that are invisible to others-auras that represent people's life forces and little bald men who are present at the homes of the dying. Ralph Roberts, an elderly widower, is suffering from insomnia. Insomnia is a novel written by Stephen King. It's a long walk back to Eden, sweetheart, so don't sweat the small stuff.

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