Blaylock, and that’s only because she’s an agent of the devil. Also, he throws tantrums when he gets close to a church, zoo animals are terrified of him, his real mother was a jackal, and the only person who can stand him is his new nanny, Mrs. Probably because he’s evil - a fact that his adoptive father Jeremy Thorn, slowly begins to realize after Damien causes the death of his nanny, and later, his mother’s unborn child. I mean, he kinda is - he’s annoying and bratty like other children, but he’s, like, extra, extra rude. The gist: Damien isn’t like other children. So Jeremy and Katherine go home with their new son who isn’t actually their son (but Katherine doesn’t know that) and they name him Damien BUT … your wife doesn’t know that because we didn’t tell her! And as luck would have it, we just happen to have a brand-spanking new baby whose mother died in childbirth in another room, so why don’t you just take this one and we’ll call it good?” To which Jeremy reluctantly replies, “Sure, why not?” (I’m paraphrasing here, but you get the idea).
Eventually, the hospital chaplain comes in and basically says, “Look dude, we have good news and bad news. Opening scene: Jeremy Thorn is waiting in a room at a hospital in Rome where his wife, Katherine, is having a baby. Most interesting characters: Jeremy Thorn, the coldly ambitious United States Ambassador to England and adoptive father of the sweet-faced, cherub-cheeked antichrist Katherine Thorn, the scowling-one-minute-and-manic-the-next mother to said sweet-faced, cherub-cheeked antichrist Damien Thorn, the sweet-faced, cherub-cheeked antichrist himself Father Tassone, a priest who tries to put a stop to Damien’s master plan A movement in the galaxies that should have taken eons occurred in the blinking of an eye.”
My favorite quote: “It happened in a millisecond.
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