death is not failure, Reivew on The Seventh Seal

The rationalism of knights does not mean that victory must be achieved by becoming an immortal. That would be absurd. His doubts and persistence all the way, and finally saved a family of three, which is the place of success-perhaps, the god of death was convinced by him and deliberately let the family go.
The knight's entourage seemed to have two sides with him. Although he had shortcomings, many rational people had cynicism, but they were not too bad.
As for the two quiet and calm ladies, it may be because of their beliefs or because of their experiences that death is never scary for them. This is the limit.

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