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Vod2smi by Blue-Bird™
Sin?
Do I have to confess my sins…
to enter here?
So this is like a confessional.
Where should I start?
Are you listening?
But,
what's this noise?
Are you fixing something?
Speaking of sin…
There was this girl.
I can talk about this, right?
This is her mother.
Perhaps not her real mother,
because they look nothing alike.
When she needs to,
she'll call anyone "Mom, Mom"
and turn away if she doesn't anymore.
See, they look nothing alike.
Sin…
What is sin?
Can it be the heart?
But,
it can't be from the heart.
Anyway, that day, the girl received a name.
For the first time in her life.
Did it mean death?
Or did it mean something else?
Four.
How can a person be named a number?
Like a pig dragged from a slaughterhouse.
But, does this mean anything for my immigration exam?
I thought we had to finish in 15 minutes.
After that, she just…
lived on.
She lived because she couldn't die.
Or just because she was still alive.
Look at her eat that bread.
Thanks to her name,
she lived well all of her life…
at the slaughterhouse.
It was somewhat normal.
For 12 years.
All alone.
Someday,
somewhere, she might meet her once again,
someone she could call "Mom."
Another mother, you know?
That's dope.
I won't make it there if I lie?
You know the story of the pig in a war?
Apparently, the pig's screaming made all the soldiers run away.
Did you hear that?
Doesn't it sound human?
Is it just me?
It sounds so human.
She thought so too sometimes.
When she met unique pigs,
she thought, "This one's like a human."
Isn't that funny?
What's so great about humans?
That day,
she met her.
Her long-awaited…
Mom.
Mom.
She didn't know when she slaughtered her,
but found out afterward.
That…
she had a name.
She had a name.
Mom…
Let me ask a question.
This is like a confessional, and you're like a priest.
If there's a good person who does not repent
and a bad person who often repents,
who's more likely to enter heaven?
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