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'''Heaven''' was a place some [[human]]s on [[Earth]] believed people went to after they died. The [[neutron eater]]s tricked [[Oliver Harrington]] into bringing more of them through from their dimension by making him think that [[angel (mythology)|angel]]s were [[soul]]s, returning from Heaven to the mortal world. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Lost Souls (audio story)|Lost Souls]]'') | '''Heaven''' was a place some [[human]]s on [[Earth]] believed people went to after they died. The [[neutron eater]]s tricked [[Oliver Harrington]] into bringing more of them through from their dimension by making him think that [[angel (mythology)|angel]]s were [[soul]]s, returning from Heaven to the mortal world. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Lost Souls (audio story)|Lost Souls]]'') | ||
[[Iris Wildthyme]] once spent three weeks in Heaven trying to win back the [[Ark of the Covenant]] from the angel [[Gabriel (The Unhappy Medium)|Gabriel]] in a game of [[gin rummy]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Unhappy Medium]]'') | [[Iris Wildthyme]] once spent three weeks in Heaven trying to win back the [[Ark of the Covenant]] from the angel [[Gabriel (The Unhappy Medium)|Gabriel]] in a game of [[gin rummy]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Unhappy Medium]]'') | ||
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Heaven was a place some humans on Earth believed people went to after they died. The neutron eaters tricked Oliver Harrington into bringing more of them through from their dimension by making him think that angels were souls, returning from Heaven to the mortal world. (AUDIO: Lost Souls)
Iris Wildthyme once spent three weeks in Heaven trying to win back the Ark of the Covenant from the angel Gabriel in a game of gin rummy. (PROSE: The Unhappy Medium)
