About: Blackout's crime

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Blackout's crime is the motivation for Tahar'ok's entering of our reality, besides his tracking down of Caiaphus. No record of the crime exists. Basically, Blackout (SMU) is responsible for creating the Ta'har. However, the Great Beings were angry with Blackout because he made them too strong. so they forced him to weaken the Ta'har, which he did. Tahar'ok has only ever talked about it in depth once, in a conversation with Caiaphus. The oration goes as follows:

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rdfs:label	Blackout's crime
rdfs:comment	Blackout's crime is the motivation for Tahar'ok's entering of our reality, besides his tracking down of Caiaphus. No record of the crime exists. Basically, Blackout (SMU) is responsible for creating the Ta'har. However, the Great Beings were angry with Blackout because he made them too strong. so they forced him to weaken the Ta'har, which he did. Tahar'ok has only ever talked about it in depth once, in a conversation with Caiaphus. The oration goes as follows:
dcterms:subject	Shattered Mirror BZPB
abstract	Blackout's crime is the motivation for Tahar'ok's entering of our reality, besides his tracking down of Caiaphus. No record of the crime exists. Basically, Blackout (SMU) is responsible for creating the Ta'har. However, the Great Beings were angry with Blackout because he made them too strong. so they forced him to weaken the Ta'har, which he did. Tahar'ok's logic is rather flawed. Firstly, the Ta'har are still stronger then they were before Blackout's tampering. Secondly, our reality's Blackout (Who he is fighting against) is not the same Blackout as the one who commited the "Crime". Thirdly, if the Ta'har have turned out better from the whole experience, is it really a crime? Tahar'ok has only ever talked about it in depth once, in a conversation with Caiaphus. The oration goes as follows: It is unknown whether or not this "billions of years ago" refers to an exaggeration of the amount of years that the Ta'har have existed, an actual amount of time (which would conflict with the established Timeline), or a display of how time passes differently in the SM Universe.

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