The Brothers of the Yellow Sign - Revision history

Greywolf at 11:13, 7 September 2006

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	The Brothers seem to believe that the coming of the King in Yellow to Earth is the truth behind the Christian idea of the second coming and that as such it will be the greatest day in human history.		The Brothers seem to believe that the coming of the King in Yellow to Earth is the truth behind the Christian idea of the second coming and that as such it will be the greatest day in human history.

	The Rome chapter of the Brotherhood sent an assassin after the former Vatican investigator [[Umberto]] after becoming worried about his activities. The assassin, captured by [[Nathaniel Browne]] was carrying an ornate stilleto bearing a [[Yellow Sign]].		The Rome chapter of the Brotherhood sent an assassin after the former Vatican investigator [[Umberto]] after becoming worried about his activities. The assassin, when captured by [[Nathaniel Browne]], was carrying an ornate stilleto bearing a [[Yellow Sign]].

	According to Umberto, the Brotherhood are secretly led by a group of immortals from the ancient land of Valusia whose overall aim is to bring Hastur to Earth and to rule in the name of their 'Living God'. Though he seems quite certain of this, he has no actual evidence to support this claim.		According to Umberto, the Brotherhood are secretly led by a group of immortals from the ancient land of Valusia whose overall aim is to bring Hastur to Earth and to rule in the name of their 'Living God'. Though he seems quite certain of this, he has no actual evidence to support this claim.

Kinginamber at 20:46, 6 September 2006

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	The Rome chapter of the Brotherhood sent an assassin after the former Vatican investigator [[Umberto]] after becoming worried about his activities. The assassin, captured by [[Nathaniel Browne]] was carrying an ornate stilleto bearing a [[Yellow Sign]].		The Rome chapter of the Brotherhood sent an assassin after the former Vatican investigator [[Umberto]] after becoming worried about his activities. The assassin, captured by [[Nathaniel Browne]] was carrying an ornate stilleto bearing a [[Yellow Sign]].

			According to Umberto, the Brotherhood are secretly led by a group of immortals from the ancient land of Valusia whose overall aim is to bring Hastur to Earth and to rule in the name of their 'Living God'. Though he seems quite certain of this, he has no actual evidence to support this claim.

203.144.32.165 at 20:38, 6 September 2006

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	[[Aleister Crowley]] suggested that [[Malcolm Quarrie]] may have gone to Italy to see "Il Fratelli di Signo Giallo", an artistic circle based in Rome (at least that's Crowley's recollection) that meets once a year to perform a single private performance of a particular play.		[[Aleister Crowley]] suggested that [[Malcolm Quarrie]] may have gone to Italy to see "Il Fratelli di Signo Giallo", an artistic circle based in Rome (at least that's Crowley's recollection) that meets once a year to perform a single private performance of a particular play.

203.144.32.165 at 04:29, 6 September 2006

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	The Brothers seem to believe that the coming of the King in Yellow to Earth is the truth behind the Christian idea of the second coming and that as such it will be the greatest day in human history.		The Brothers seem to believe that the coming of the King in Yellow to Earth is the truth behind the Christian idea of the second coming and that as such it will be the greatest day in human history.

			The Rome chapter of the Brotherhood sent an assassin after the former Vatican investigator [[Umberto]] after becoming worried about his activities. The assassin, captured by [[Nathaniel Browne]] was carrying an ornate stilleto bearing a [[Yellow Sign]].

202.74.217.83 at 08:30, 1 September 2006

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	[[Aleister Crowley]] suggested that [[Malcolm Quarrie]] may have gone to Italy to see "Il Fratelli di Signo Giallo", an artistic circle based in Rome (at least that's ~~crowley~~'s recollection) that meets once a year to perform a single private performance of a particular play.		[[Aleister Crowley]] suggested that [[Malcolm Quarrie]] may have gone to Italy to see "Il Fratelli di Signo Giallo", an artistic circle based in Rome (at least that's Crowley's recollection) that meets once a year to perform a single private performance of a particular play.

	Crowley dislikes drama, and as such has no interest in "[[The King in Yellow]]", so he knows nothing more about this.		Crowley dislikes drama, and as such has no interest in "[[The King in Yellow]]", so he knows nothing more about this.

	Known members of ~~this brotherhood~~ are Quarrie, [[Thomas Villiers]], [[Roberto Anzalone]] and [[Giuseppe Colombo]]. The brothers are the secret backers of Quarrie's '[[Pilgrimage of Grace]]'.		In Italy it was discovered that though based in Rome, the Brotherhood has a Milanese chapter, and it is to this chapter than Quarrie belongs. Known members of the Milanese chapter are Quarrie, [[Thomas Villiers]], [[Roberto Anzalone]] and [[Giuseppe Colombo]]. The brothers are the secret backers of Quarrie's '[[Pilgrimage of Grace]]'.

	[[Villiers]] described the beliefs of the Brotherhood as being based on the idea that Christianity is a corrupted version of the truth of [[Hastur]]. The strange theology of the Brothers has [[byakhee] as angels and says that the Christian Trinity is an echo of the trinity of Hastur (the father), [[the King in Yellow]] (the son) and the Stranger, or Prophet (the holy ghost).		[[Villiers]] described the beliefs of the Brotherhood as being based on the idea that Christianity is a corrupted version of the truth of [[Hastur]]. The strange theology of the Brothers has [[byakhee]] as angels and says that the Christian Trinity is an echo of the trinity of Hastur (the father), [[the King in Yellow]] (the son) and the Stranger, or Prophet (the holy ghost).

	The Brothers seem to believe that the coming of the King in Yellow to Earth is the truth behind the Christian idea of the second coming and that as such it will be the greatest day in human history.		The Brothers seem to believe that the coming of the King in Yellow to Earth is the truth behind the Christian idea of the second coming and that as such it will be the greatest day in human history.

Kinginamber at 08:18, 29 August 2006

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	[[Villiers]] described the beliefs of the Brotherhood as being based on the idea that Christianity is a corrupted version of the truth of [[Hastur]]. The strange theology of the Brothers has [[byakhee] as angels and says that the Christian Trinity is an echo of the trinity of Hastur (the father), [[the King in Yellow]] (the son) and the Stranger, or Prophet (the holy ghost).		[[Villiers]] described the beliefs of the Brotherhood as being based on the idea that Christianity is a corrupted version of the truth of [[Hastur]]. The strange theology of the Brothers has [[byakhee] as angels and says that the Christian Trinity is an echo of the trinity of Hastur (the father), [[the King in Yellow]] (the son) and the Stranger, or Prophet (the holy ghost).

	The Brothers seem to believe that the coming of the King in Yellow to Earth is the truth ~~behing~~ the Christian idea of the second coming and that as such it will be the greatest day in human history.		The Brothers seem to believe that the coming of the King in Yellow to Earth is the truth behind the Christian idea of the second coming and that as such it will be the greatest day in human history.

Kinginamber at 08:17, 29 August 2006

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	Crowley dislikes drama, and as such has no interest in "[[The King in Yellow]]", so he knows nothing more about this.		Crowley dislikes drama, and as such has no interest in "[[The King in Yellow]]", so he knows nothing more about this.

			Known members of this brotherhood are Quarrie, [[Thomas Villiers]], [[Roberto Anzalone]] and [[Giuseppe Colombo]]. The brothers are the secret backers of Quarrie's '[[Pilgrimage of Grace]]'.

			[[Villiers]] described the beliefs of the Brotherhood as being based on the idea that Christianity is a corrupted version of the truth of [[Hastur]]. The strange theology of the Brothers has [[byakhee] as angels and says that the Christian Trinity is an echo of the trinity of Hastur (the father), [[the King in Yellow]] (the son) and the Stranger, or Prophet (the holy ghost).

			The Brothers seem to believe that the coming of the King in Yellow to Earth is the truth behing the Christian idea of the second coming and that as such it will be the greatest day in human history.

Kinginamber at 23:01, 18 August 2006

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	[[Aleister Crowley]] suggested that [[Malcolm Quarrie]] may have gone to Italy to ~~seel~~ "Il Fratelli di Signo Giallo", an artistic circle based in Rome (at least that's crowley's recollection) that meets once a year to perform a single private performance of a particular play.		[[Aleister Crowley]] suggested that [[Malcolm Quarrie]] may have gone to Italy to see "Il Fratelli di Signo Giallo", an artistic circle based in Rome (at least that's crowley's recollection) that meets once a year to perform a single private performance of a particular play.

	Crowley dislikes drama, and as such has no interest in "[[The King in Yellow]]", so he knows nothing more about this.		Crowley dislikes drama, and as such has no interest in "[[The King in Yellow]]", so he knows nothing more about this.

Kinginamber at 23:00, 18 August 2006

2006-08-18T23:00:48Z

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[[Aleister Crowley]] suggested that [[Malcolm Quarrie]] may have gone to Italy to seel "Il Fratelli di Signo Giallo", an artistic circle based in Rome (at least that's crowley's recollection) that meets once a year to perform a single private performance of a particular play.

Crowley dislikes drama, and as such has no interest in "[[The King in Yellow]]", so he knows nothing more about this.