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Joseph Ortega
- Coach Joseph
- Joseph
- Joseph, the Kicker
- Joseph, the [Kicker]
- Joseph the Soccer Player
- Mr. Soccer
These are aliases for "Joseph Ortega".
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2.31 | “Just listen, okay? It gets complicated, but I guess one day, long after Moses had saved the Hebrews, they were suffering in another land. This time under the Romans. And God knew they were in trouble, but he was sort of looking at the entire world, you know? And everywhere he looked he saw sin. So he decided to do something about it. So he looked for good people—Mary of Nazareth and her husband, Joseph of Nazareth, and chose them to raise his son who he would send down from heaven…” |
2.37 | “Mister Joseph, I must ask you to remain in your room. Lady Magnolia wishes to speak with Miss Solstice bef—” |
2.37 | The young man—Joseph—ignored Ressa and tugged on Erin’s arm and suddenly she was in another room. She blinked, and looked around, confused, and then she was surrounded by people. |
2.37 | “I’m Joseph, this is Rose. And this is Galina, Troy…” |
2.37 | Erin blinked as Rose began arguing with the other guy. Joseph jumped back in, cutting the two off. |
2.37 | Erin stared at him. Joseph was wearing a huge grin, and he seemed to be practically vibrating with excitement. |
2.37 | Erin grabbed Joseph. He looked startled and shook his head. |
2.37 | She didn’t even know. Erin let go of Joseph and shook her head. Ever since she’d landed in this world, each day had felt like a week. Or a year. |
2.37 | Joseph stepped back and ran a hand through his hair. Rose stared at Erin. |
2.37 | Erin blinked at Joseph. It seemed so obvious, but he really hadn’t been here. She tried to explain. |
2.37 | Erin stared at Joseph. She shook her head slightly. |
2.37 | Erin could only shrug. She looked at Joseph and the others helplessly. |
2.37 | For a second Joseph’s face lost its good cheer. He lowered his voice, although he was clearly audible in the room. |
2.37 | Rose, or perhaps it was someone else, kicked Joseph. But Imani looked at Erin. She seemed to understand. |
2.37 | Joseph looked at Erin. |
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