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Encyclopedia > Thulsa Doom

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Conan the Barbarian (film) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (2607 words)
Thulsa Doom reveals his power to become a snake as the "living image" of the Serpent God Set and escapes when he senses danger.
Thulsa Doom preaches to what seems to be new members of the Snake Cult that it is the eyes of Set, his deity that drives the darkness away.
Thulsa Doom's theme, which recurs throughout the film, is based on the Gregorian chant "Dies Irae".
Thulsa Doom (Kull/Conan foe) (3196 words)
However, Thulsa Doom's defeat came at his own hands, as he joined the two Eyes of the Serpent God, and was overwhelmed and seemingly destroyed by the vast energies released.
Thulsa Doom allowed Norra's age to catch up with her, turning her into a shriveled corpse, and then revealed himself to Kull, challenging him to one final battle.
Thulsa explained to the Devourer the story of Sedrick, the Elder Gods, and the involvement of the daughter of Kaleb.
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