That would be an interesting twist, if it turned out that it was the Earl and not the musician who went astray. And truthfully, I could actually see something like that happening. It seems possible, given how strong the Earl is, that maybe he was originally a disciple of God who lost sight of the path and went astray, kinda like with satan being an angel oringally. Maybe the musician was the one who still believed in their oringinal calling and is trying to take back the power that the Earl has misused. I dont know, just an interesting possibility.

And the blurring of good and evil, on both sides, the Order and the Noahs, is what is really drawing me in right now. The more and more we look into the Order, the more corrupt the organization seems to be. However, the more we see of the Noahs, and how they are dealing with Allen, they become seem to become more human and compassionate. This unease that is being created is a beautiful creation by Hoshino.