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Mr. Rabbi seems very guilty. I have a deep understanding of the gravity of the sins of what I have done.

One day, they were starting to realize something was wrong, but they couldn't get out of it. I couldn't betray Gordon, he told me.

Well... for Rabbi, Gordon is a very important person. He can't help it, but you're the benefactor of life...

"I have no power to stop Gordon. Even so, the organization doesn't stop. I thought you wanted to do a little less damage."

It's an excuse, says Mr. Rabbi.

But, but! You're so sorry! If it weren't for Mr. Rabbi, those caught could have seen worse!

"Then... then! Mr. Rabbi, I want you to pay for your sins properly. Then I'm sure I'll see you again..."

"No! You can't do that!

blocking my words, Mr. Rabbi raised his voice loudly. Unexpectedly. Richt and Ronnie are confused, too. It has been conveyed.

"No... sorry, Meg. I don't want to be forgiven."

"I don't want to be forgiven...? What the hell is that?"

When Mr. Rabbi says so without power, Richt asks it. I felt something different about not wanting to atone for my sins.

"I've done something forgiving because I've atoned for my sins, because I've been executed. Whatever you do in the future, you've done something you can't forgive."

You shouldn't be forgiven. Trying to be forgiven is a trivial thing in itself.... Mr. Rabbi, that's what he said.

"Gordon... He could be happy in a way. Nothing, I don't understand. I don't have the consciousness or anything to sin. I just got caught, so now I'm turning myself (...) 'Cause I just think"

All my life, whether I continue to be made to work in a critical environment, die or not, I accept it because I think that's what it is. That's the reason for the world. That kind of consciousness is staining Gordon.

What the hell kind of environment would you grow up in, so distorted? Yeah, I tried Gordon, and maybe we look more distorted.

Of course, it's the majority.

When I thought about it, I felt horrible and chilly. I thought, unconsciously, that Gordon was a root villain, but he wasn't. That's not the dimension.

Gordon doesn't know anything. all sorts of things in the world. Because Gordon's world hasn't changed forever. But Mr. Rabbi found out. The weight of sin.

Knowing makes people suffer so much... even Mr. Rabbi could have been like Gordon if he didn't know.

But there's nothing you don't know, is there? I've been in a closed world for a long time, but there's been an external intrusion.

Because I knew the world, because there was Mr. Rabbi.

Gordon must have noticed. And you're telling yourself you don't know anything, aren't you? Aren't you just too brutal a reality to accept? Before he even realizes it.

"I, too, will accept you if you tell me to die, and live in pain, if you tell me to. If you ask me to atone for my sins, I will atone. … I obey everything"

With that in his mouth, Mr. Rabbi closed his mouth. After that, no matter what I heard, I just said it all, 'cause you didn't answer me. Only one thing, I had a troublesome grin on the last Richter question...

"About us... you thought we were important, didn't you?

Left unspeakable Moya Moya on his chest, we left the spot behind.

On the way home, Gordon asked us to see how things were going, and we stopped by just to make sure at a glance.

It was a moment when Gordon was seen how things were going because it didn't leak into the example of the others who were murdered and Gordon was disturbed when he put Mr. Gill in his sight...

I, unfortunately, collapsed on the spot. I thought you were fine, but then your fear came back, and you couldn't stop shaking your body. Is this the trauma...!

And I accidentally thought objectively, but I got up in the mood because Mr. Gill, his father, even his father and Kay were releasing an aura that could crush the dungeon. You can't stay here!

Shall we go now? and my attempt to climb the stairs ahead of me finally made everyone move, depending on how quickly they dispersed. Too bad you couldn't climb the stairs in a helo and Mr. Hyoi and Gil held you up...... dull.

But thanks to the constant struggle, I was able to get rid of the trauma, thank you, Fathers! I was successful, too.

Still, the look of Gordon, who looked pussy, looked older than he was then. I was losing weight all at once, and it was like someone else. Still, I knew it was Gordon at a glance.

I never felt so relieved to see such a pathetic Gordon. When I heard that story about Rabbi, she reminded me that there was nothing wrong with the world.

Whether you're worried, mourning or angry, there's something you can't change.

Still, I couldn't stop wishing that such a sad fate would never arise again.

"Is that all right? Meg, Richt and Ronnie."

"That's fine with me, too"

"Yeah, me too."

We went back to the room, got time to think in the name of a break, and then we came up with an answer. To your father's question for final confirmation, we all shake our heads vertically.

"Mr. Rabbi, Gordon, the others...... heal your injury well, have a decent meal, and sleep in a decent place. I want you to get better first. On top of that, I want you to keep working for the country under national surveillance."

Pretty much as a felon, I think that's already a pretty sweet decision. I also understand that the victim's anger doesn't subside.

But being a party, I thought it was easy to find the whereabouts of the slaves I grabbed and sold. Your father told me that in the future, there must be a lot of work to do because of the policy of abolishing slavery. I think it'll take a lot of time to repeal it.

Besides, it's not an easy job. They are resented by their families, of course, from slaves who were sold, who were not guilty. Whether they throw a stone at you, get you rambled, or even apologize for knocking you down, because you're going to have each home take you home as far as you can.

After all that experience, I want you to know it right. I think it's sweeter to be executed without knowing. Knowing, resentment, and suffering is also punishment.

That would be enough punishment for Mr. Rabbi to... rip his heart out.

But? I think it's necessary. Even if there was nothing to be forgiven, even if there was someone to forgive. Because "knowing" how they feel is a step forward.

It's too empty to end raw like this. Even if this was a cruel trick, even if Mr. Rabbi resented you?

I wanted Mr. Rabbi to live, and I wanted him to finish convincingly when he finished raw.

Because that's the common will of the three of us.