In a final flashback sequence, a deceased Jessica comes to Blake in a hallucination saying that he never left her and she’ll never leave him, kneeling to pray as the credits begin to roll. Reverend Knoth sees the couple and takes a seat on the bench, noting that “god is silent” and feels as if he’s done everything he was supposed to, but since their god no longer answers him, he feels the only way he can get answers is if his god speaks to him through death, thus he slits his throat and collapses over from the pew.īlake takes the baby in his arms, and remarks that she’ll get to live and that things will be set straight.
In the ensuing pursuit, Laird is accidentally killed by his own followers when he’s pushed from a ledge into a pile of refuse.
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Blake, however, manages to survive, free himself from the cross, retrieve his equipment, and escape from Laird and his men. The camp is managed by Deacon Laird, a deformed and diseased man who rides on top of a large, diseased brute, not unlike Master Blaster from Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome.īlake is crucified by Laird and his men, which they believe is part of the prophecy in the book of Ezekiel that Reverend Knoth uses to preach unto his cult members. The Morphogenic Dream Engine resurfaced these lucid thoughts within Blake’s mind, causing him to meld the tragic and traumatic experience with Lynn with the trauma and guilt he felt when the tragedy befell Jessica.īack in the real world, Blake eventually makes his way into the outcasts’ camp on his way to the mines, which is filled with diseased and dying people suffering from untreated gonorrhea and syphilis. The aftermath of the events and the trauma from the attack led Loutermilch to stage Jessica’s apparent suicide, and Blake blamed himself for it ever since. By the time Blake reached her she was bloodied and bruised. While walking down the hall toward the exit, Blake heard Jessica’s screams and ran back to find her fleeing from Loutermilch toward the stairwell.
Father Loutermilch called Jessica into his classroom alone, but Jessica begged for Blake to stay with her… even though Blake wanted to stay, Father Loutermilch forced him out of the room and told him to go home. Blake continually calls back to these flashbacks over the strong guilt he never let go of the day that Jessica was attacked.
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