One of the scenes that touched me the most was that O'Connor and Immortal wanted to climb up at the same time. In the face of danger, O'Connor let Eve go first, but she ran to him desperately to pull him, and was finally saved; Immortal called Ansuna to save him, but she ran away cruelly, so she was frustrated. Immortal gave up the struggle, let go with tears and fell into a bunch of monsters, over. In contrast, the love between Imerton and Ansuna seemed so vulnerable. But the plots of the first and second two are more or less centered around Immortal wanting Ansuna to stay together after the resurrection, which seems to be even more ironic.
Regarding the scene of Immortal's death, I was wondering, if he didn't love Ansuna, would he not be so desperate, and then he might be able to climb up if he tried harder. It can be seen that a monster with weakness can't be so strong. It happens to be true from the opposite side, and if there is no desire, then be strong.
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