Editing The Power of Truth (section)

===Preacher John, the Mad===
Preacher John (for he doesn't remember his own name, and nobody else does, either) draws spectacular and disturbing graffiti paintings of pale horsemen with eyes filled with void striking down angels, their blood pooling into a field of roses, and he shouts to anyone that will listen about how the end is nigh, the world is dying so absolutely we can't even conceive of the things we have lost. John is mad, of course, but many would say he's also eerily correct. Juno would say all Truth is in the eye of the beholder, but she would admit that he did warn her of a man who turned out to be an Excrucian Anchor, and for that she has rewarded him in turn, hoping some of his madness turns out to be prophecy.