Sophia Stewart

But I did it in science fiction form.

The one, N-E-O-N-E, John the Revelator was the only one to call Jesus the one.

But my story comes in Revelations, because I read the Bible, and I saw that in Revelations that they said that Christ was going to come back, born of a woman.

So I wrote the story when he comes back, born of a woman, Sarah Connor.

Sarah Connor would be his mother.

Then the oracle, since I'm gifted, I put myself in my work the same way that Stephen King did, Spike Lee, and Stan Lee.

We all put ourselves in our work.

I thought it was phenomenal, because I saw Alfred Hitchcock, and I'm pretty sure they did.

And the late Alfred Hitchcock would put himself in his work.

And I thought that was phenomenal.

Terminator means end time revelations because that means the end.

So when I thought of the Terminator, H.G.

Wells won during the 40s, like, you know, in the 40s.

I don't think he was born in 46 or 49 or something.

But anyway...

He was talking about, since he was born in the Iron Age, he was talking about the old metal clinkety clink, metal robots that you saw in Star Wars and you saw on Star Trek and Lost in Space.

Well, when I saw Star Wars, I was this little kid in New York City, it's 1977.

I used to go to the Apollo Theater in New York to see all the musicians and singers and the most phenomenal people singing and stuff.

But that was at nighttime and on the weekends.

But during the day, the Sutton brothers used to own the Apollo Theater.