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GavsEvans123 posted...

For me, the earlier executions and rehearsals helped demonstrate how Paul and the other guards were able to desensitise to an extent by making the process into an almost mundane routine

Which could've been more effective had it been truncated, honestly, like it's nothing to them. Drawing it out made it feel less routine, since they had to rehearse and all.

Of course, we also get to see why the rehearsals are so important, because things get really ugly really fast when they aren't spot on.

This is also why I don't like the idea of an electric chair execution. It's too elaborate. And too cruel of a way to go. The guillotine may be a violent instrument but the reason it was created was to deliver a swift and painless end to anyone condemned to it. The only reason people went away from it was the violence.

May get another in tonight, but gonna play a little Zestiria first.