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  *** “Armageddon Dream — The Comedy Version” is a compact yet layered piece of comic fiction that blends cinematic absurdity with domestic realism. Beneath its humor, the story functions as both a parody of apocalyptic heroism and a gentle meditation on the ordinary dramas of middle-aged life. Through rapid tonal shifts, sharp imagery, and deft dialogue, narrator turns a nightmare of cosmic proportions into a morning routine filled with coffee, companionship, and self-deprecating wisdom. *** Armageddon Dream — The Comedy Version By Harry Arabian It began with the kind of dream that would make Hollywood call for a rewrite. I was a fighter pilot—though not merely any pilot, but rather humanity’s final hope. The sky was pure chaos: clouds were on fire, satellites fell like furious snowflakes, and I shouted at my squadron through a radio that appeared to have taken a vow of silence. Our target was a super-plane so polished it resembled a sentient billionaire’s espresso machine. Ev...