It's about a senior devil worshipper who asks a ruffian bookseller to collect two identical books to see if his own is fake. This book is about demons. The two amateurs were killed, as was a former bibliophile wife (she was more amateur, purely for sexual venting). Among them was a ghostly beauty who was always beside Depp, and the last senior The admirers of the book also failed to crack the book's secrets and ended up being burned to death in the ceremony. But Depp was beside the fire, turning the clouds over the rain. The woman told him the last secret. When he went back to the old place to find the brothers, he didn't have them. It turned out that all this was arranged by the devil.
There are two doubts, that Depp sees light, is it good? is it bad? But I think it was the devil that I encountered, because the saint often said that "Satan often pretends to be an angel of light". And the person played by Depp is a bad guy who is greedy, greedy for money, greedy, regardless of life and death, and fits the devil's taste very well.
And what role is that green-eyed Eastern European beauty playing, a devil? The devil's messenger?
In the end, it is an open ending. Darkness overcomes evil, because the devil turns a person who is good in nature but has many shortcomings into the messenger of the devil.
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