Theory: Clancy was a Bishop in training to be the 10th bishop of Dema but got his mind wiped for questioning the lessons taught to him.
Evidence:
1. Clancy was raised by the bishops.
On the Dema website, the image se__lf.jpg is of a young boy. The image being called "self" means that it is Clancy as a child. When that image was reversed search it gave us the connection to Andre Weil, a french mathematician apart of the real life Nicolas Bourbaki group and one of the only names of that group to appear as an actual bishop in the canon. The full image is of this young child standing with Andre. If this is Clancy the full image, in the canon, is of Clancy standing with an uncloaked Bishop as a young child and not the Bishop of his village. Odd. Unless the bishops were raising him as one of their own.
2. Clancy only noticed the walls in his 9th year.
"Naturally, to fuel my hope, I looked out upon the distance of land that had cultivated me, only this time a new awareness of the obstruction that my youthful ignorance had allowed me to overlook. Was it that the whole time? How had I not seen something so obvious?" (988 06MOOON 18). Clancy goes to look at the land of Trench to make him feel better, "naturally", like this is something he has regularly done in the past. However, he is met with the walls as if it was the first time he noticed them. "How had I not seen something so obvious?", what if, while in training, he lived in the towers in the middle of Dema. The towers look above the walls and out over the landscape of trench. But in his 9th year of schooling he began to realize how corrupt his lessons were and questioned the bishops too much. So they wiped his memory and sent him to Keons village to live out the rest of his days as a citizen.
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