The Island of Death

"It was just everything I wanted and it was a blast," he said. "I felt fresh in a lot of the themes it was bringing up with the mixing of religious Deology's and different It just felt something special, but it wasn't it felt stifled." The island itself is a pretty interesting. No, it's perverse. It's fantastical. It's frightening. It's spiritual. It's nightmarish,. It's familiar. But it tried too hard to over explain everything to make sense of it like what I'm doing right now'