One of the scenes that touched me the most was when O'Connor and Immorton tried to climb up at the end of 2. Under the danger, O'Connor asked Eve to go first, but she ran over to pull him desperately, and was finally saved; Immorton called Ansuna to save him, but she ran away alone, so she was disheartened Immerton gave up his struggle, let go with tears and fell into a pile of monsters, over. In contrast, the love between Immorton and Ansuna seems so vulnerable. But the plots of Parts 1 and 2 are more or less revolved around Immorton wanting to bring Ansuna back to life after the two stay together, which seems even more ironic.
Regarding the scene of Immorton's death, I was wondering if he would have been so desperate if he didn't love Ansuna, and then he might be able to climb up with a little effort. It can be seen that a monster with weak points is no more powerful than that. It just fulfilled that sentence from the opposite side, without desire is rigid.
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