The Watchers' Influence and the Rise of Giants

The concept of authority and rulership in the context of the Watchers and their hybrid offspring reveals a complex narrative of dominion and consequence. The Watchers, symbolic of certain divine powers, are seen to lack jurisdiction on Earth, a domain granted to humanity through Adam. Their descent to Earth signifies a profound intersection between divine beings and humans, where a Faustian bargain is struck: the Watchers take human wives, resulting in the birth of giants. These giants, being partially human, inherit the birthright of Adam, allowing them to assert dominion over the Earth. As the hybrids grow, they leverage their superiority to demand resources from humans, ultimately turning against them when unable to sustain their appetites. This dynamic illustrates a 'rule by proxy,' where the Watchers aim to govern through their offspring, manipulating earthly power structures despite their own limitations on jurisdiction. The overarching narrative suggests that this interaction between divine beings and their progeny leads to a disruption of human civilization, with the giants becoming increasingly dominant and exploitative.