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Five Angels, what it means etc
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07/18/05 08:56 PM
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So, PENT (=five) ANGELI (=angels) so PENTANGELI = five angels (according to an earlier post)
Fine... but what does that signify in itself? Is there some biblical or religious reference to Five Angels? Any clues?
P.S. A side issue: in the unofficial first-draft script at imdsb.com, there is an extra scene featuring Frankie and Carmine Rosotta in which Frankie says "Nobody I hate calls me Five Angels" -- anyone know why?
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Re: Five Angels, what it means etc
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07/18/05 11:56 PM
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I'm not saying it means anything in reference to Frankie or to the movie/book but I couldn't resist the biblical reference... In Revelation 9, the fifth angel of the Apocalypse is the one that gets the key to the bottomless pit. In Latin, his name is Exterminans...the Angel of Death. (And yes, I can admit I've seen Helter Skelter too many times...but like I said...couldn't resist the biblical reference.) 
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Re: Five Angels, what it means etc
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07/19/05 05:02 AM
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Pente is Greek for Five Angeli is Greek & Italian For Angel
There is no hidden meaning
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Re: Five Angels, what it means etc
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Actually, a pentagram is just the star; a pentacle is the star within the circle. And neither are satanic symbols; they're wiccan signs referencing the elements. An upside down pentagram, however, is the sign of the devil. Just thought I would clear that up 
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Re: Five Angels, what it means etc
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Found this, but don't think it sheds any light http://www.whatsaiththescripture.com/Prophets/The.5.Angels.of.Continents.html They are apparently the "five angels from the continents", but Frankie was certainly not fond of the people from at least two continents. The only bit that seems to apply to Frankie: I wondered why five angels had come, but I was trembling and shaking. I wanted to cry, but I could not. 
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Re: Five Angels, what it means etc
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I always thought it was a play on Clemenza's name, which translates loosely into clemency/mercy. I thought it was a play on the darkeness of Godfather II, where mercy is replaced by the wrath of god as in the second coming.
The fifth angel emptied his bowl over the throne of the beast and its whole empire was plunged into darkness. Men bit their tongues on account of the pain, but instead of repenting for what they had done, they blasphemed the God of heaven because of their pains and sores. See Rev. 16:10.
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Re: Five Angels, what it means etc
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BadaBing I always thought it was a play on Clemenza's name, which translates loosely into clemency/mercy. I thought it was a play on the darkeness of Godfather II, where mercy is replaced by the wrath of god as in the second coming.
Interesting observation. But was there really any "mercy" in GF I?
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