Maybe, but if that were true, I don't think Harry would break down and weep like that, I think it is more.  He'd be sad about Eb, true, but he was an old man and if he died well, I don't see Harry weeping for him

The only other time we saw something shutdown Harry's sight for his own benefit was the angel guard to the "police station" in GS.

then you'd think he wouldn't be recognized by the accords as such, as they regard mortal hierchy. Hence gruff respecting Murphy's position as peace keeper.

Oh, I think he'll find out in BG, but he won't have a way that he can let Thomas out without his hunger killing him still..

Or perhaps it does have something to do with Judas, that it was actually Nic who betrayed Jesus, so the noose that Judas hung himself with is around Nic's neck because he tricked Judas into thinking he was the blame?  I know it isn't even high grade tin foil..

I'm not actually convinced that the Denarian entropy curse is particularly more formidable than the one in BR sponsored by a Walker. The curse in DM didn't seem all *that* badass - the attempted strike before getting behind the wards was dangerous, but avoidable even exhausted and battered. It's primarily dangerous because it keeps trying if the first hit doesn't succeed, not because it hits overwhelmingly hard. The Walker's curse hits like a truck, but if it's avoided or redirected, that's it until the summoner can set up to cast it again.

The Knights just seem to probably be overestimating it from dangerous to autokill because they don't know any countermagic other than to jump on the grenade.

The curse itself might not seem all that badass, but it was turbocharged by the Shroud. 

Or the Knights. Or their families.

🤔 that does not compute..

Angels are All soul, if soul is what you really are,  then are you not an angel?

That doesn't make sense on a scientific level to begin with.

  Also by that logic Molly shouldn't have any talent either.

what’s critical to this particular equation is the fact that Charity was consciously and deliberately neglecting her talent–which hadn’t been all THAT hot to begin with.  She went through the time she got engaged to Michael, all the way through Molly’s term, all the intervening time, etc, before she got to Daniel.  It had been more than two, maybe three years since she’d done anything with her magic by the time Daniel was conceived.

Charity was, essentially, stacking up environmental factors against her unborn children developing their genetic propensity for magic into a real, tangible gift to the point where the chances of them actually doing it were negligible.