hallowed be thy name

Charles's mother had died of poisoning when he was about 5 years old. Charlie had been poisoned too - it showed up with strong headache. But he could endure longer because of his genes, his partial supernaturality. ...First time he'd died when he was 14-16 and had not even notice, thought that was a horrible dream. The body could not stand it. He unconsciously resurrected himself - and the body was doomed to continue standing. Headache became stronger. Schoolmates called him Deado for his unhealthy pallor, for rejection from him like from something inexplicably frightening. And his father just has... stopped seeing him. Vaguely emembering the Prophecy, Selatcia seriously worried about it and rushed to recheck. His fears were confirmed. His fate pursued him. His own son was the only one who came under description of the Dead Man. In warm blood Selatcia had just send everything to hell and vanished after putting Charlie to sleep (as he will do with Crozier). Selatcia's shock was the trigger to found the Tribunal. Charles lost his memory and couldn't remember father's face all his life long.

What do we have as a result? Offdensen's supernatural nature can explain his sixth sence. Offdensen's supernatural nature can explain his resurrection by the Church - actually they could do it for Charles only, because it wasn't an ordinary corpse. Maybe, taking into account Meaddle's help, after this resurrection Charles became even more alive, than before: the Church could wipe out the effects of poisoning. Technically Charles is immortal. He can not die of old age. Only physical damage or disease - if no one cares to help him rise again.

"...they will be divided, father against son and son against father..." Luke 12:53