Ironic and funny. Angels and demons, evil and good. As it turns out, there is no absolute goodness, and the bad is just right; there is no total evil, there is a little bit of goodness. From the very beginning, it is a friend, a close friend of six thousand years, the angel is fat and cute, and the devil sticks to his heart. The bookstore burns down, I cry for you and go crazy, "My best friend has left me!" "Yes, no one cares about me littering." I talked to you!!", the seemingly nonsensical request just hit the devil's heart, and he had no choice but to think of a way. In the eyes of the right person, you are in his heart, and every word you say is right and lovely. Throughout the whole play, there are satires everywhere, witches, witch-killing knights, witches saving people but being burned, knights killing people or heroes, angels relying on witch prophecies to find the son of Satan, demons rely on angels to find clues, angels have no help from the Holy Knights, demons There is no mafia to hand down, they are all knights who have self-belief and deceive them. There are bottles, tables, and jars under their knights. The key is that angels and demons believe in them. In the last scene, the self-disclosure of angels and demons, the witch descendants burned the prophecy and the computer sabotage party together, the son of Satan eliminated Satan, God did not appear from the beginning, the salvation only depends on himself, the devil and the angel are too naive, so they both disappeared in the end , and Raphael and Crowley will exist forever, in the battle of man and god, man will ultimately be the victor. I am not particularly clear about the myth of the Western heaven and hell, this is only a self-narrative.
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