the story of alma the younger is in the book of mormon.
the story of alma the younger is in the book of mormon.
where is the story of alma the younger?
the book of mormon
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according to the book of mormon, alma, the son of alma () was a nephite prophet often referred to as "alma the younger" to distinguish him from his father, who is often referred to as "alma the elder". these appellations, "the younger" and "the elder", are not used in the book of mormon; they are distinctions made by scholars, useful because both individuals were prominent during the same time period and filled a similar cultural and religious role. alma is the namesake of the book of alma.
alma the younger
in "", alma initially appears to sergeant michael becket at the beginning of the game in a hallucination in her child form, and subsequently appears for most of the game in her adult form after the destruction of the origin reactor. alma targets becket due to his part in project harbinger, whereby he is endowed with the same psychic abilities as the f.e.a.r. point man and thus is affected by her in similar ways. alma herself is drawn to him, with genevieve aristide describing becket as a "beacon" for her (an entry in a computer log establishes becket's 100-percent compatibility score). an armacham researcher going by the moniker "snake fist" theorizes that alma is drawn to becket by a desire to kill and "absorb" him. when alma initially makes contact with becket in the school, she pulls back and regards him with interest; then she manifests in her third form, a naked, shapely young woman (reflecting her newfound desire towards becket). during the course of the game, alma attacks the other candidates for project harbinger, killing two of them. she also psychically attacks harold keegan, enthralling him and causing him to wander into the abandoned still island nuclear power plant. she attacks becket himself physically, often assaulting and grappling with him, which he constantly fends off. other times, she pulls becket into hallucinations, often centering on a grassy hill and a single tree, from which alma plays with a swing set that can be found on the still island reactor. ultimately, when becket is poised to be killed by alma, she instead spares his life, having clearly developed feelings for him. becket and squadmate keira stokes attempt to use a telesthetic amplifier to amplify becket's own psychic abilities to defeat alma, but before they can try, genevieve aristide kills stokes and sabotages the plan, intending to seal alma away with becket and use her as leverage. alma arrives before aristide seals the device, and turns her attention on becket, allowing aristide to seal them both away. alma establishes a psychic bond with becket, and sends his mind into a hallucination where he fights off distorted images of keegan while trying to activate the chamber within the hallucination; all the while alma is raping becket in the real world. at the end of the battle, becket is apparently still sealed within the device. the door to the chamber then opens, revealing a destroyed landscape indicating that becket is seeing things from alma's point of view. alma appears before him, and is pregnant after conceiving a child with him. as she places becket's hand on her belly, the fetus inside her utters "mommy".
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