Dream Based Part 16

I switch perspectibes back and forth between 1. following the story of three “every-man” people around the wolrd fighting interdimensionsl all-consuming entity that corrodes everything in its path to moral, material and metaphysical ruins and 2. myself in a trip to Rome with my friends from the highschool I graduated just a year back The “every man” people are respectively fromnvarying backgrounds: one a pizzeria worker from Italy, other from India, another from a Levantine country(I’m assuming it’s Palestine or something since they wear a kuffiyeh or a variation of a turban on their head) The stories eventually merges as the dimension collapses and the battle between the characters and the entities gradually start to seem more like a movie being narrated on Eventually the moral of it gets read up by me in the switched pov reading off of some kind of a political science book that has a tidbit about the movie’s plot that is the another perspective of this dream The gist is that it’s not some supernatural work that saves this world, and that it doesn’t mean that if someone ever does get the power, it doesn’t change the fact that they are a part of the “every-man” That the real changes after the almost supernatural ones come from the hands of the people who take the rubbles and build something new out of it, in time The friend I was with when I was reading this seems moderately interested and equally detached/disinterested as they flip a page of an apocryphal text of the christian bible, on the top either corner of the page saying “Abbadon” or some other infernal divines’ names(If my fadi mg memory is correct it’s either Abbadon, Somayel? Sitry, Lucifer, etc.) the numbers 4.16 8:07 came up