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Pockets of Resistance
Amid the invasion, a flicker of hope emerges through the character of George Nory, a voice urging resistance against the Nephilim invaders. He rallies citizens who aren’t willing to accept their fate as slaves and posits that they must fight back daily to retain their humanity. This calls upon themes of resilience and the human spirit’s tenacity — ideals often squandered in desperate times.
Throughout the chaos, a group of survivors learns of a potential radio signal from out of town, inspiring them to believe that others have survived. Scenes are punctuated by relentless tension as the struggle continues, illustrating humanity's instinct to cling to hope amid despair.