
In this biblical fantasy retelling, young David evades six giant assassins, the Sons of Rapha,
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In this biblical fantasy retelling, young David evades six giant assassins, the Sons of Rapha,
Six Giant Assassins. One Target: David of Judah. Goliath Was Only the First. Everyone knows the story of David. Or so you think. No one has heard it told this way before. In the days of Samuel the Seer, the Philistines are at the climax of a long war with Israel over the land of Canaan. There are still giants in Philistia left from Joshua's search and destroy mission of holy war generations earlier. Their numbers have grown.The young Philistine giant warrior Goliath steals the sacred ark of the ...
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Descriptions of sexual encounters for love or pleasure; some perverse imagery and scenes, not fully graphic but recurring. Implied coercion in perverse sexual contexts, brief and not central.
Graphic battle scenes with blood, gore, and dismemberment; giant hunts, assassinations, and intense combat central to the plot.
Mild profanity and strong language in dialogue, infrequent.
No substance use depicted.
No LGBTQIA+ representation.
Central Christian themes, biblical theology, rituals, and explorations of faith, gods, and moral right vs wrong.
No evidence found in available sources.
Fallen angels, Nephilim giants, pagan gods like Dagon and Asherah; occult rituals and summoning in supernatural context.
Judeo-Christian worldview messaging on morality, culture, and ancient politics; recurring but not dominant.
No self-harm or suicide depicted.
Depictions of cruelty, systemic suffering in ancient cultures, and violence-induced trauma; includes hunts and battles. Implied coercion in perverse sexual contexts, brief and not central.
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