Aisling refers to a local sect of animism, called pagans by Christian monks: admirers of Krum. The monks such as Brandon believed in Christianity. Aisling refused Brandon access to her forest from the start because it represented the native Irish culture. Brandon's monastery (a small village surrounded by high walls) is a Catholic culture. The small village is composed of monks. It is probably a mission to take root in the local area. In order to resist the invasion of the Vikings, the dean casts high walls and orders. Others cannot go out. During the period, the legendary painter Yidan arrived at the monastery, and then Brandon was attracted by all kinds of materials and agreed to find materials for the scriptures. He ran to the forest outside the high wall and met Aisling. At first, Aisling refused, thinking that the other party was here to do it. Destructive, after all, Christianity is indeed a devastation to their religion. Everything Brandon saw in his search for materials shook his faith. After that, it was time to find the crystal. Aisling helped Brandon escape and found the Eye of Coolum. Aisling was afraid of Coolum, but Brandon took his eye and destroyed him, which was actually equivalent to the capture of the Christian culture he represented. He gained the right to speak in the local religion, and his beliefs became firm (probably at first he thought that Kurum was omnipotent and very powerful, but he bound him with one thing and defeated it, and that was his belief). So Aisling is no longer a human incarnation (inexplicably has a sense of introducing a wolf into the room...) Then the foreign enemy invaded, Brandon and Edan escaped, and continued to improve and spread the scriptures in the process of escaping, and finally returned home to find that the dean was not dead, Then happy ending.
I always feel that it is actually a Christian mission, and the Book of Kells is the manuscript of the Bible Gospel. After the plot is almost understood, the slot is why he was stabbed with an arrow and fell to the ground for a long time and survived for a long time. Even if he was not stabbed to death, he would bleed to death. = = And finally Aisling turned into a human and smiled at him, no I understand... I always feel that the ending is forced to HE.
Let me talk about the peculiar style of painting, with strong religious colors, non-3D, quite flat, very similar to the style of Chinese "Nine-colored Deer" and "Three Monks" at that time. The music is also Irish, the theme song is melodious, and the song sung by the child's solo is also very cute.
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