Conflict of Prophecy and Personal Struggles

The Supreme faces inevitable defeat, blinded by hope and led by others.

### The Inevitable Confrontation: A Battle of Will and Power
* 💔 "I love you," is overshadowed by the realization that the **end was always predetermined**, with **victory destined to be claimed**.
* ⚔ The speaker highlights the misguided reliance of their opponent on external support, stating that they have been **"led by the hand"** and **sheltered throughout their journey**.
* 👶 Observing their rival, they perceive not a formidable opponent but a "**sad, scared little boy**," emphasizing the weakness they see in him.
* 💣 Despite the threat of nuclear destruction, the speaker expresses a twisted affection for their opponent, admitting they never expected to "**like a cockroach**" and wished for their **survival**.
* 😈 The satisfaction of witnessing their rival's downfall is anticipated, with the speaker confident that their opponent will ultimately **fail to find solace** in this outcome.
* 🔄 The speaker challenges the binary view of success and failure, asserting that **true failure is losing hope**, which their opponent still clings to.
* 🌌 As the confrontation unfolds, the speaker acknowledges the complexity of their relationship, suggesting that even in death, the **struggle between them transcends simple victory or defeat**.

It appears as though we're [ __ ] my dear. I love you. How did you think this would end? Prophecy is inevitable. I was always going to win, Miss Supreme. Not on your own. You've been led by the hand, cuddled the entire way by your father, the warlocks. I look at you and I don't see a man. I see a sad, scared little boy. So pathetic he couldn't even kill me with a thousand nuclear bombs. But I never expected to like a cockroach. I knew you'd survive the nuclear fallout. I wanted you to. And now I'm gonna have the satisfaction of watching you die, knowing you've failed. You still don't get it, do you? Even now, you think there's only winning and losing, success and failure. But failure is when you've lost any semblance of hope. You will get to watch me die, but you won't find it satisfying. Satan has one son, but my sisters are legit mother [ __ ] [Music] nature [Music] Michael.

Satan has one son, but my sisters are legion, motherfucker! (Eng subtitle)

Ali Erdem

The speaker expresses a sense of triumph over the other person, highlighting their perceived weakness and dependence on others.

They take pleasure in the idea of watching the other person fail and die, emphasizing the difference between winning and losing.

The speaker also acknowledges a connection to the other person, comparing them to a cockroach that survives despite the odds.