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It depends on which tradition you look at it from.
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>>18825656What do you mean
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>>18825664Some religions have different areas of the afterlife that are equivalent to a type of purgatory
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>>18825679I was thinking of Christianity or something
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>>18825724Are you thinking of an actual place on Earth, or something otherworldly?
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>>18825752Probably earth. The protagonist visits several locations that were significant for good or bad reasons like his high school, neighborhood, mall, etc. I also thought of otherworldly stuff like walls made of flesh but again, that's super silent hill-like
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>walls made of flesh
Literally ‘o
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>>18826448Somebaldi post the flesh gym
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there is like a place that is in the distance where you can see it but never reach it
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I think it might be a version of life where you got to go trough your moralwise difficult decisions in life once again, in the same context, but with different people, like a recreation of the escenarios where you took decision that took you there, and if you fail you got to spawn again in other reality again, until you understand why the decision you did where wrong, and once you know why, you get to be punished just enough to make you worthy of heaven
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>>18826790I have a thing like that written. If the protagonist dies he goes to hell, if he can overcome then he goes to heaven