it remains, he could have died of a heart attack or Reagan killed.
The evil that men do. You could also say her father, or Killer BOB. She kind of let herself die in a way. Well, there is no straight answer to this question. As far as I'm concerned...she still lives. Her father Leland who was possessed by BOB
Mufasa possessed being a kind father, a wise king, a great teacher, a noble protector, and a heartwarming character.
First Answer:I don't remember what episode it was it was one of the early ones. But he gets bitten by a hollow (they are basically demons of the underworld) and when you are devoured or bitten you get possesed. When that happens the hollow posses him but he ends up fighting out of it. In later episodes Ichigo uses the power of the hollow inside him to fight. You have to see the anime to find out.Second Answer:If we're talking about when Ichigo becomes possessed by his hollow form when he doesn't know how to control it, I think it's episode 60, when he fights Byakuya Kuchki.
If you are speaking to (or calling) your own father you say dede (day-day)."My father" is nindedem."Father" is oosimaa.
No Amitabh is A grand father . She is fathers Abhishek bachchan
Lankester Merrin
Regan MacNeilChris MacNeil Father MerrienFather Karras
Damien
Richard Burton
draco malfoy's father
An Swedish actor born on 10th April 1929. He is perhaps most famous for appearing in Bergman's "The Seventh Seal" but also played the part of Father Merrin in "The Exorcist". He has had starring roles in "Three Days of the Condor," "Flash Gordon," "Dune," "Pelle The Conqueror," "Needful Things" and "Judge Dredd" among many other movies.
No way, Jesus and the Holy Spirit are just different forms of the same God. Trinity= Father+Son(Jesus)+ Holy Spirit. Jesus was not possessed by anyone or anything.
He was the king of the gods, and defeated Cronus, his father, and possessed Mount Olympus for the gods.
At an archaeological dig in Al-hadar near Ninevah in Iraq, Father Lankester Merrin (Max von Sydow), an archaeologist, visits a site where a small stone is found, resembling a grimacing, bestial creature. Merrin travels to the strange statue of Pazuzu, which has a head similar to the one found earlier. Father Damien Karras (Jason Miller), a young priest at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C., begins to doubt his faith while dealing with his mother's terminal illness. Chris MacNeil (Ellen Burstyn), an actress filming in Georgetown, notices dramatic and dangerous changes in the behavior of her 12-year-old daughter, Regan MacNeil (Linda Blair). Regan has a seizure, then exhibits strange, unnatural powers including levitation and great strength. Regan curses and blasphemes in a demonic male voice. Chris initially believes Regan's changes are related to puberty, but doctors suspect a lesion in her brain. Regan endures a series of unpleasant medical tests. When X-rays show nothing out of the ordinary, a doctor advises that Regan be taken to a psychiatrist, whom she assaults. Paranormal occurrences continue, including a violently shaking bed, strange noises, and unexplained movements. The director of Chris MacNeil's film is found brutally murdered outside the MacNeil residence after being asked to babysit Regan. When all medical explanations are exhausted, a doctor recommends exorcism, suggesting that if Regan's symptoms are a psychosomatic result of a belief in demonic possession, then perhaps an exorcism would have the psychosomatic effect of ending them. In desperation, Chris consults Karras, since he is both a priest and a psychiatrist. During a period in which Karras observes Regan, Regan refers to herself as the Devil. Despite his doubts, Karras decides to request permission from the Church to conduct an exorcism. Merrin, also an experienced exorcist, is summoned to Washington to help. He and Father Karras try to drive the spirit from Regan. The demon threatens and taunts both priests, both physically and verbally, and Merrin dies of a heart attack. Karras attempts to perform CPR to no avail. Regan giggles as Karras tries to save Merrin. Karras strikes her and chokes her, challenging the demon to leave Regan and enter him. The demon does so, whereupon the priest throws himself through Regan's bedroom window and falls down the steps outside. At the bottom, a devastated Father Dyer (William O'Malley) - and friend of Father Karras - administers last rites as Father Karras dies. Regan is restored to health and does not appear to remember her ordeal. Chris and Regan leave Georgetown and their trauma behind. At an archaeological dig in Al-hadar near Nineveh in Iraq, Father Lankester Merrin (Max von Sydow), an archaeologist, visits a site where a small stone is found, resembling a grimacing, bestial creature. Merrin travels to the strange statue of Pazuzu, which has a head similar to the one found earlier. Father Damien Karras (Jason Miller), a young priest at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C., begins to doubt his faith while dealing with his mother's terminal illness. Chris MacNeil (Ellen Burstyn), an actress filming in Georgetown, notices dramatic and dangerous changes in the behavior of her 12-year-old daughter, Regan MacNeil (Linda Blair). Regan has a seizure, then exhibits strange, unnatural powers including levitation and great strength. Regan curses and blasphemes in a demonic male voice. Chris initially believes Regan's changes are related to puberty, but doctors suspect a lesion in her brain. Regan endures a series of unpleasant medical tests. When X-rays show nothing out of the ordinary, a doctor advises that Regan be taken to a psychiatrist, whom she assaults. Paranormal occurrences continue, including a violently shaking bed, strange noises, and unexplained movements. The director of Chris MacNeil's film is found brutally murdered outside the MacNeil residence after being asked to babysit Regan. When all medical explanations are exhausted, a doctor recommends exorcism, suggesting that if Regan's symptoms are a psychosomatic result of a belief in demonic possession, then perhaps an exorcism would have the psychosomatic effect of ending them. In desperation, Chris consults Karras, since he is both a priest and a psychiatrist. During a period in which Karras observes Regan, Regan refers to herself as the Devil. Despite his doubts, Karras decides to request permission from the Church to conduct an exorcism. Merrin, also an experienced exorcist, is summoned to Washington to help. He and Father Karras try to drive the spirit from Regan.The demon threatens and taunts both priests, both physically and verbally, and Merrin dies of a heart attack. Karras attempts to perform CPR to no avail. Regan giggles as Karras tries to save Merrin. Karras strikes her and chokes her, challenging the demon to leave Regan and enter him. The demon does so, whereupon the priest throws himself through Regan's bedroom window and falls down the steps outside. At the bottom, a devastated Father Dyer (William O'Malley) - and friend of Father Karras - administers last rites as Father Karras dies. Regan is restored to health and does not appear to remember her ordeal. Chris and Regan leave Georgetown and their trauma behind.
Sonohara Anri. SPOILER ALERT When her father bought the sword, it possessed his mother who killed herself and Anri's dad. Then Anri touched the sword becoming possessed. However, she can control herself since she has no feelings of love.
Carrie's father was a brutish man, large and unkempt, with none of the refined qualities possessed by most of their acquaintances.
In the movie "The Exorcist," the taxi that picks up Father Karras is a 1972 Ford. The film, set in Washington, D.C., showcases this vehicle as part of its iconic scenes, contributing to the urban atmosphere of the story. The choice of a Ford taxi helps to ground the film in its time period and setting.