At one o'clock in the morning, such a sharp soundtrack came from the headphones, and I couldn't help but feel chills behind my back. On the surface, it had a strong religious meaning, but it was actually more of a concentration of metaphysics and theology, with a little violent aesthetics.
For everyone's death, I think it is destined, except for Thomasin, who was dubbed "witch", her departure is more like the redemption of the soul, because she is innocent. Others, all in the name of God's love, are full of sin, and the witch who lives will eventually allow them to redeem themselves.
Each faith gives a different inspiration:
"What is the original sin of man?"
"Adam's sin is so deeply rooted in my heart that my fallen nature cannot be wiped out"
"What is fallen nature?"
"Without grace, yielding to sin, yielding again and again..."
I hope that every demon in hell or on earth can realize his original sin and be redeemed one day...
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