It's finally come down to this. With his plans to overthrow God and consume all life within Heaven's Fence scuppered, his right hand General having been defeated, and his base of operations most likely a smoking ruin, Wilhelm Ryan has fled to Star IV, or some planet nearby. However, Claudio Kilgannon -- the Crowing, the one destined to destroy Ryan and save all of Heaven's Fence by freeing their souls from the Keywork -- followed him. Now, the final confrontation is at hand.

Dramatic, isn't it? Yes, I like to go a little over the top. This is all pure speculation anyway. As I've said before, I won't likely know the true stories behind these last few songs until Claudio either elaborates more on them or until the corresponding comics are released. In the meantime, it's fun to come up with one's own interpretations. Given that Ryan always feared that one of Coheed and Cambria's children would possess the power to overthrow him, I feel safe in assuming this moment would occur. And that's where the song with the most redundant title comes into the picture.

"The End Complete III: The End Complete" has to be some sort of confrontation, given the lyrics and style. It's not exactly an aggressive piece of music, but much of the lyrical content indicates some manner of judgment. Within the comics, Claudio Kilgannon as the Crowing is said to be God's juror, who would judge the souls of the Keywork. This includes Ryan, and thus this is why I believe this song is about their final battle. Such indications are: "You are the jury, we are the saints", and "Now spite me, jury, we've come for change." Further, the garbled vocalization during the bridge is this: