Keep him ignorant of church history and forbidden squadrons across the globe. The Enemy may try to point out to him that while his brethren risk imprisonment and death, Fletcher is unwilling to hazard a raised eyebrow or a disapproving glance. Resist his efforts to bring this to mind. I see the geezer s health is bad, that Scuzfroth predicts a heart attack within a month. Good he ll be in hell before you know it.
Fathers are hardest of all.
Your report says your vermin s father intimidated him, called the shots, and now thinks his son s new faith is a passing phase, part of a midlife crisis. Quick death is the best we can hope for with unbelievers. If he doesn't die immediately, prompt Fletcher to watch him waste away. Let him visit him, tenderly care for him, and lovingly respect his wishes not to hear the forbidden message. Consider the extent of our accomplishment they would rather see a loved one go to hell than be seen as pushy by insisting on telling him the truth.