I have a unique feeling in this scene. Pinta gave Cresse a pendant and said: This is the guide of the lost saints of the Dude saints. The next ten seconds made me trance, and suddenly I remembered that this killer is not too cold, this scene It's too warm, and it's the bright spot in the slightly lengthy foreshadowing ahead.
What made an ex-killer who was drinking and having nightmares all day, constantly reading the Bible to seek forgiveness, and then fell into reincarnation without hesitation? Not hatred, but love!
I firmly believe that while killing all the scumbags, Cressai is no longer a lost person, has obtained his own redemption, and also saw his own survival value~
Where are you going? I have to go home. I go back behind you.
The flaw is that it is lengthy, slow, and dazed~ and, no matter how powerful the belief is, it is not enough to support the flawed wounds of two shots in the body. The title is violent, but the content is literary and tender. Poor background music!
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