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They are our stunned imaginations reawakening after the calamity.

Dread grief trails bright phantoms in its wake. He visits Susie in her sleep regularly, speaks to her, comforts her, but he may not be there. “I hear him talk to me, parent me, guide me, though he may not be there. They are the spirit guides that lead us out of the darkness.”Ĭave then disclosed that he “feels the presence of my son, all around, but he may not be there”. “These are precious gifts that are as valid and as real as we need them to be. “Within that whirling gyre all manner of madnesses exist ghosts and spirits and dream visitations, and everything else that we, in our anguish, will into existence,” he added. It occupies the core of our being and extends through our fingers to the limits of the universe. We are tiny, trembling clusters of atoms subsumed within grief’s awesome presence. There is a vastness to grief that overwhelms our minuscule selves. “Grief is the terrible reminder of the depths of our love and, like love, grief is non-negotiable. Grief and love are forever intertwined,” Cave wrote first about his experience in dealing with grief. “It seems to me, that if we love, we grieve. “Are you and Susie feeling that your son Arthur is with you and communicating in some way?”Ĭave thanked Cynthia for her “beautiful question”, and then began to discuss how he still communicates with Arthur, who died in July 2015 at the age of 15. The sixth ‘issue’ on The Red Hand Files sees Cave responding to a question from Vermont-based fan Cynthia, who asked: “I have experienced the death of my father, my sister, and my first love in the past few years and feel that I have some communication with them, mostly through dreams. The artist recently began a new dialogue with his fans via the website The Red Hand Files, encouraging any kind of questions or queries about his life, career and more.

Arak's tribal name is Bright Sky After Storm.Nick Cave has written candidly about how he communicates with his late son Arthur, three years on from his passing.

However, some elements of the character's Pre-Crisis history may have been altered or removed for Post-Crisis New Earth continuity, and should be considered apocryphal.

Although this character was originally introduced during DC's Earth-One era of publication, their existence following the events of the 1985–86 limited series Crisis on Infinite Earths remains intact.

Demigod Physiology: As the son of He-No, the Thunder God, Arak has capabilities that surpass those of ordinary mortals.

Arak continued to go on other adventures, which include returning to North America to rediscover his tribe's origins. Arak replied he does not know it if it was the monk's god, thunder, or his own god, whom he had all but forgotten.Īrak would become accepted in the court of Holy Roman Emperor Charlemagne and served him for the rest of his life. The monk told him that God had delivered them. The cross pierced the roof of its mouth and entered its brain, killing it. Arak seized the gold cross and said "Hammer of one god, or cross of another, strike for me now!", he threw the cross, which had a sharp bottom, at the serpent. All of the Vikings, including Arak's adoptive father, were killed. But tragedy struck when a sea serpent attacked the Vikings and some monks.

They consisted mostly of raiding monasteries for treasure, including a huge gold bejeweled cross which the captain hung upside down on the mast as a good luck hammer of thunder. Arak joined the Vikings as a young man on their raids. He was particularly effective with a small axe, similar in proportion to a Native American club he was found with, but could also use a sword, shield, and bow. The leader wanted to kill him, but another Viking stopped him and adopted the boy.Īrak was raised as a Viking, trained in warfare. He was not attacking, but cut off the leader's necklace which had a hammer symbol called a hammer of thunder, related to the god Thor. He was unconscious, but awakened just long enough to utter the phrase "He-No" (a reference to his Native American father) a few times and swing a knife at the Viking leader. Arak was rescued just before the canoe sank. He was discovered as a boy in a canoe out at sea by a band of Vikings. Arak was the sole survivor of the Quontauka tribe.