She laughed and ate people, she held her trembling hand.
"It's dirty, just wash it off and it'll be fine."
It does not distinguish between offense and suffering, is not limited to love, puts aside the appearance of gender, and writes about the love and redemption of two pure souls.
In the world of cannibalism, two people in their own quagmire saw the light in each other's eyes through the railing.
Purpose: "Delusion" is not about how a wicked woman becomes good, nor is it about how a nun can save people, nor is it about how a gentleman can win. It talks about why people eat people, how people who are crushed can survive, and whether they can retain their innocence in a world of cannibalism. It talks about how delusions trap people, how to break them, and how to catch them. It talks about how the system eats people, how people resist, and how it stops if they can't resist. Everyone has their own way. There is no right or wrong, only choices.