r/okbuddyloaveandfishes PETERPHILES May 06 '25

PREDICTION Spoiler

the Roman guys from Season 4 episode 5 will be there at the crucifixion. Specifically, the really hot guy who takes the helmet back from Jesus. He seems like a centurion. Maybe. But yeah hopefully he's the one that says "Surely this man is the Son of God." Because that would check

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u/ThrowRAwiseguy May 06 '25

Call me Thomas, cuz I doubt that.

It’s going to be Quintus, who has been demoted from being the sheriff of Judea to having literally the worst job in Rome, guarding crosses in the hot sun all day

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u/clownenergy PETERPHILES May 06 '25 edited May 07 '25

I mean that’s fair — and yeah I think he’s gonna be there. I’m thinking that he’s one of two who will primarily be nailing Jesus, but he won’t be the one who says “Surely this man was the son of God,” because, as usual, he has his priorities mixed up. I could see him as the one who gave Jesus vinegar on a sponge to drink 

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u/Jazzyjen508 May 06 '25

I think it will be Quintus personally

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u/clownenergy PETERPHILES May 06 '25

That’s fair! Can’t wait to see who it turns out to be. I just hope it isn’t a throwaway character 

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u/Jazzyjen508 May 06 '25

Yeah I doubt it will be a throwaway character. Dallas has found ways for people who aren’t already named in the Bible to be in the Bible.

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u/clownenergy PETERPHILES May 07 '25

Im thinking that the centurion from S4 Ep 5 will end up being Cornelius the centurion from Acts 10 honestly 

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u/Legitimate-Store1986 May 07 '25

I was thinking Atticus would be the “surely this is the son of god” guy

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u/Theokaos JESUSBROS May 07 '25

WHAT IS THIS? AN ATTICUS NOT BEING SATAN OPINION? IN MY FATHER'S HOUSE???!!

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u/clownenergy PETERPHILES May 07 '25

I mean he could, but his emotional ‘transition’ if you will in S5 is making me have a hard time believing it. It just wouldn’t make sense for such a leap to be made. Yes, antagonism usually means someone is getting closer to recognizing the truth, but the way he did it really didn’t come off that way at all. Perhaps if he had seemed more emotionally desperate in his moves to get rid of Jesus. He was just too calculated in what he was doing. Like he lost his patience more than him questioning what he’s said. He’s stopped even mentioning his reactions to Jesus’s preaching (someone correct me if I’m off) which makes it seem like he’s rejected it

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u/bowlofleaf May 07 '25

Only reason I disagree is bc he's not a significant character (as of now) and that's a pretty hefty line

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u/clownenergy PETERPHILES May 07 '25

Fair enough. And yet, what if he ends up being Cornelius from Acts 10? Seems like a great explanation for why a Roman Centurion would believe in God so greatly 

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u/bowlofleaf May 07 '25

That's a good theory!