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The meaning of the lyrics of the song "Rise to War" by the artist "Therion"

In the lyrics of "Rise to War" by Therion, Scene 1 of Picture 25 depicts the preparation for a decisive battle between the forces of good and evil, represented by Pope Pius and the Antichrist (presumably Set) respectively.

Having learned of the situation, people face a choice. Some, inspired by the Pope's call, are preparing to fight the Antichrist. Others, attracted by material wealth, prefer to remain under Set's rule. Apollonius, a loyal companion of Set, gathers an army of those willing to support the Emperor.

The lyrics emphasize that both sides of the conflict consist mainly of "men and women of the USA," indicating that this battle is global in nature and affects all of humanity. The era of prosperity and unity under Set's rule is contrasted with the call to fight for an uncertain future.

Set, addressing his supporters, uses pompous slogans, calling them to fearlessness and promising them glory and immortality. Apollonius echoes him, proclaiming the imminent end of the old world and the beginning of a new era.

Thus, the text conveys the tension and drama of the moment when humanity stands on the verge of a fateful choice between good and evil, freedom and slavery.

Chapter 25.

Scene 1.

Dawn. The word has been spread across Europe by Pope Peter and the entire USE now know what is going on. But as many have heeded the call to fight Antichrist, others don't care who the hand bringing the gift belongs to. Apollonius has secretly sent out some of his people to gather an army fighting for Emperor Seth who has brought them all rich lives and safe, solid societies. From one army totally outnumbered the day before, there are now two equal armies consisting of more or less every man and woman of USE of weapon-bearing age.

Seth is stoking his guard of elite soldiers to lead the people's army that has just arrived. All respond with firm loyalty.

[APOLLONIUS:]

Rise to your Emperor! Rise to war!

[SETH:]

Hail! [x4:]

[SOLDIERS:]

Fighting for the Emperor!

[APOLLONIUS:]

Face the end and dawn of time. Rise to war!

[SETH:]

All rise to me!

[SETH & APOLLONIUS:]

Rise and unleash fury!

[SETH:]

History shall tell our tale –

new age to be.

Future will bring our name's supremacy!

Summon pride for us to give

the strong and free

courage and we shall live

eternally!

[APOLLONIUS:]

Rise to war — revelation soon will end with us.

The past and all therein shall come to dust!

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