The horseman of Death hmm... there's so much symbolism in this! The worm and apple, and sacrifice, and eh... suddenly there's so much I'm not sure there is any. It's abstract and disturbing, and beautifully narrated, but the details (like the suger cube and the worm) seems to be saying something, when I'm not sure it is... not sure there is a message here, or a story, or what to focus on. It moves too quickly through the loops, the literal sugarcoating, and comes back to: sacrifice? Sacrifice for what? I enjoyed the angles, and very literal imagery, but it leaves you confused, too. Can't figure out the essence of it all.
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