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The Prophet of Mercy is voiced by Charlie Murphy. In the television show, Mercy speaks in [[Sangheili (language)|a Covenant language]] created by David Peterson - the creator of the Dothraki language used in ''Game of Thrones''.{{Ref/ | The Prophet of Mercy is voiced by Charlie Murphy. In the television show, Mercy speaks in [[Sangheili (language)|a Covenant language]] created by David Peterson - the creator of the Dothraki language used in ''Game of Thrones''.{{Ref/Twitter|k_wolfkill|1507493397807788032|Kiki Wolfkill|Quote=@CharlieBMurphy literally learned an entire new language and performed beautifully in that language. Unreal. Language created by David Peterson who created Dothraki for GoT #HaloWatchParty|D=25|M=03|Y=2022}} | ||
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The Prophet of Mercy is one of the three Hierarchs of the Covenant.[1]
Production notes
The Prophet of Mercy is voiced by Charlie Murphy. In the television show, Mercy speaks in a Covenant language created by David Peterson - the creator of the Dothraki language used in Game of Thrones.[2]
List of appearances
- Halo: The Television Series (First appearance)
Sources
- ^ Halo: The Television Series
- ^ Twitter, Kiki Wolfkill (@k_wolfkill): "@CharlieBMurphy literally learned an entire new language and performed beautifully in that language. Unreal. Language created by David Peterson who created Dothraki for GoT #HaloWatchParty" (Retrieved on Mar 25, 2022) [archive]
