"Okay, well I didn't know he was Satan," Daniel replies to Iman with a good-natured scowl. "But granted, not my best decision ever, I'll give you that."

Jay's apparent flippancy regarding the Devil is considerably more worrying. It's one thing to go off intentionally trying to get a rise out of him (it's not like Daniel knew, come on) and it's quite another to underestimate him so completely.

"No," he says, drawing the word out in a concerned pull, "I wouldn't call it 'propaganda'. I'd call it 'he actually showed up and murdered several people without breaking a sweat'. No moral restrictions. He unapologetically thinks people are scum and it's his divine right to just - everyone, you know? God knows why he hasn't."

He suspects the Rift might have something to do with the lack of species-wide genocide, but he's not about to go asking. If all else fails, at least the Rift can keep damage control restricted to the island and he can't believe he's actually thinking that.

"Dream-sharing isn't exclusive to him, though." Sadly. "It's a pain but it's an - equal opportunity pain. The Rift likes to cobble people's brains together like that."