No Exit
Monday, June 2, 2008
My Views of Hell
I perceive Hell as the epitome of fear and a never ending place of doom and torture. In Hell, there is no where to go, and no where to run. Hell portrays an endless cave of flames that engulfs the premises and the inextinguishable flames repeatedly scorch your skin, leaving your body in a torturous state for all eternity. Black smoke encases the underground cave, in which there is no visibility and you can only hear the screams of those being tortured or mutilated. You never see the figures that agonize the screams, only their shadows against the red dust. Every time you attempt to take a breath you are consumed by the taste of burning corpses and the heat of thousands of degrees. The gates of Hell are only seen when entering Hell, once a resident of Hell, you will never again see the gated entrance or exit. There is no exit.
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Interesting, is this a cave where one wonders endlessly being tortured by the environment, or does each soul get its own tormentor?
It's a cave where you endlessly wonder when and how you will be tortured. The suspense is nearly enough to torture the person. No one soul has its own tormentor.
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