Civilizations arise and develop, and civilizations are destroyed. Civilization is covered by darkness, and civilization will eventually ignite the darkness. This, is a magical book, this book, will turn darkness into light.
Civilization still exists, even through ups and downs. Brother Edan told Brandon that the book should not be put away but brought back to the world. Beauty, in the most vulnerable place, grows and grows.
Obviously, the dissemination of scriptures, or the dissemination of civilization, is undoubtedly successful (the Vikings now also believe in Christianity), and civilization may not cause great storms, but it is still surging. Civilization really turns darkness into light.
Back to movies. The film is done with great care, and attentive audiences can find that whether it is the walls, tables and chairs, or the light and shadow reflected by the crystal, there is an Irish flavor. At the end, the dean opened the scriptures, and the music played, sweeping away the melancholy and sad atmosphere, pushing the plot to a climax, which attracted reverie.
Outside the window is still the ruins, but the sun has already risen. The grasslands and forests are still green, the people live and work in peace and contentment, and there is a peaceful and happy scene. Civilizations have risen and fallen, destruction has been reborn again, but it is still there and will always be there.
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