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| - August promises to enlighten Emma and take her on a journey that will show her how she can beat Regina, and possibly take custody of Henry, and with Mary Margaret returning to work, Regina puts a plan in motion to seduce David. Meanwhile, in the fairytale land that was, with the Evil Queen's curse about to strike, Geppetto agrees to a plan that will save Snow White and Prince Charming's daughter, but with a proviso that could also save his own son.
- The Stranger is an aspect of the Seven. It represents death and the unknown. It is rarely prayed to. Unlike the other aspects which are almost always represented as human figures in artwork, because the Stranger represents the unknown it is often portrayed in a wide variety of forms, often frightening. Sometimes it is represented as a skeletal figure, or a non-human creature possessing various animalistic features. As a humanoid figure, the Stranger is usually depicted in a flowing, cowled robe. Statues of the Stranger inside rooms often face the wall instead of the centre as statues of other Gods do.
- "The Stranger" is the seventh episode of the animated micro-series Star Wars: Forces of Destiny. It was released online on July 9, 2017.
- The Stranger is the narrator of the 1998 film The Big Lebowski.
- "The Stranger" is a short-story included in the 1960 self-published magazine People, Places and Things. The story concerns a thief and murderer who is waylaid by the Grim Reaper Himself.
- Appears in Act 1, Scene 2 of the play where he claims to wear no mask. His face (or identity) seems to be in fact the Pallid Mask. He most likely either acts as an emissary for, is an avatar of, or is the dread entity known as the King in Yellow. He/it is one of only three characters known for certain to be in the play, according to the scant detail available in the actual writings of Robert W. Chambers – the other two named being Camilla and Cassilda.
- Stranger or The Stranger may refer to:
- To Lilly
- The Stranger is a long-legged, brown-and-gray tabby tom.
- The Stranger is a article created by YueHatake 18:32, January 13, 2011 (UTC)YueHatake. Please don't edit without the writers' permission.
- The Stranger (formerly WeirdGuy) is a boss who appears in Dragon Quest VII.
- Christian Hall as Julianna Guill as Josh Hutcherson as Danielle Panabaker a
- Inspector Leduque comes from New Orleans to Virginia City to take Ben Cartwright back for a 20 year murder. When Ben declares publicly that he is withdrawing from the Governor's race, the townsfolk are upset not just about this but Little Joe has also been accused of gunning down Leduque's deputy in cold blood.
- Indeed, while there are many secrets in Myst, one of the greatest and most well guarded is that of The Stranger. While having no official name, The Stranger is, in fact, you, over and above being the character that you are controlling in the Myst franchise.
- The Stranger, published in April 1997 and written by K.A. Applegate, is the seventh book in the Animorphs series. It is the second book narrated by Rachel.
- The Stranger is viewed in a negative light, with worshipers rarely praying to him. It is neither male nor female, yet both, ever the outcast, the wanderer from far places, less and more than human, unknown and unknowable. No one sings for the Stranger, even "The song of the Seven" only contained the other six aspects; since the Stranger's face is the face of death.
- "The Stranger" is the twenty-first episode of Season Six of Criminal Minds.
- [These are the words of the prophecy called "The Stranger." I wrote them down as she spoke them to me.] When earth is sundered, and skies choked black, And sleepers serve the seven curses, To the hearth there comes a stranger, Journeyed far 'neath moon and star. Though stark-born to sire uncertain, His aspect marks his certain fate. Wicked stalk him, righteous curse him. Prophets speak, but all deny. Many trials make manifest The stranger's fate, the curses' bane. Many touchstones try the stranger. Many fall, but one remains.
- The Stranger [1] is a free, alternative weekly paper. It covers news, arts and entertainment, featuring columns like Last Days, Savage Love, and Celeb I Saw U. Founded in 1991 in the University District, the paper is now put together in a Capitol Hill office and is available for free at countless pickup locations throughout the city every Wednesday afternoon (if you're lucky) or Thursday morning (if you're not). The paper's editors articulated the concept of an "urban archipelago" [2] after the 2004 election to help soothe its largely urban and liberal Seattle reader base.
- Maxwell Falcone, international stage magician and mystic protector of the mortal realm. One of the first masked mystery men and one of the Red Panda's mentors. His catchphrase was "Danger was my constant companion". He was apparently quite successful, considering that Kit Baxter recognized the phrase and remembered the outfit even after he had been long retired. Officially works under the rule of the Council of Mages, but disobeys their rules about not interfering in mortal affairs. Retired member of the Society of Gentlemen Adventurers. The Stranger is voiced by Peter Higginson
- The Stranger is a character in the upcoming game Resident Evil: The Cult. He will be reveled soon
- The Stranger is some newspaper that they give away for free (must not be good).
- The Stranger roamed constantly across California and several nearby states. Nobody knew his name, or what he looked like excluding of his clothes. People only remembered what he did. He was a guardian to all Wastelanders, those of need, and people of true heart. The Stranger helped in the most unusual ways, but ended up changing lives that way. He often saved Wastelanders from dangers such as raiders and super mutants. The life of The Stranger is unknown and all connections to him are usually people that he helped. He barely spoke during encounters with other people according to people who actually experienced it. Now, The Stranger still roams and has been recently seen heading toward Nevada.
- The first novel of Albert Camus, published in 1942—which subsequently launched his writing career. Short version: An emotionally detached young man learns that his mother's dead, gets engaged to his girlfriend for no particular reason, shoots a man for getting the sun into his eye at that time, has a bunch of philosophical existential internal monologues and conversations in prison, and is convicted and executed mostly for being a Jerkass.
- The Stranger (not to be confused with fanfiction of the same name), played by Colin Baker, is totally not the do-not-steal Sixth Doctor, traveling with a companion Miss Brown, played by Nicola Bryant, who's totally not Peri minus her American accent. They travel in a timeship that's totally not the TARDIS fighting aliens who are totally not taken from the same writers' Doctor Who fan fiction. In other words, BBV hadn't yet stolen Reeltime's trick of licensing secondary monsters or characters from Doctor Who.
- The Stranger (1893)by Ambrose Bierce Story copied from the Wikisource. A man stepped out of the darkness into the little illuminated circle about our failing campfire and seated himself upon a rock. “You are not the first to explore this region,” he said, gravely. Nobody having broken silence the visitor went on to say: arroyo so restored our strength and sanity that we were able to shoot some of the wild animals that sought it also. Sometimes it was a bear, sometimes an antelope, a coyote, a cougar - that was as God pleased; all were food. “I was the leader: it was for me to speak. “‘Amen!’ “‘Amen!’
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