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svalinanikola — 10 years ago(February 02, 2016 01:08 PM)

Would you prefer it if he looked more realistic in appearance like someone who was burned alive, if his face and hands had a skeletal appearance and his skin having red and black shades?

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The point of his character design is that he is supposed to look like, not a burned-to-death victim, but a
spirit from Hell
.

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Indeed it was

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You do kind of get that version of him when Tina rips his face off in her dream. That was a creepy scene.

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