Father O'Neil was putting hymnals in the backs of the pews when Puller and Knox walked in. Knox crossed herself as they walked up the aisle.
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This scene illustrates a moment rich with subtle details that embody the atmosphere of a church environment. Father O'Neil’s act of arranging hymnals subtly hints at the order and reverence that permeate sacred spaces. Such an activity often reflects a sense of preparation and care, emphasizing the church’s role as a place of tradition, community, and spiritual reverence. The presence of Puller and Knox, two characters entering the sanctuary, introduces a...
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