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About The Hell (Two Kinds of Life)
Sometimes shortly before a person dies, an angel appears before them to inform them of their imminent death, as well as whether they are bound for Heaven or Hell. A man and a woman, one bound for Heaven and the other for Hell, each receive a visit. Knowing that their time in this realm is soon over, they each have a choice: accept their fate, or attempt to escape it and live on, even though the sin of running away carries a great price. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
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