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As for the discussion of evil, sin, and redemption, the series so far pretty much follows the same pattern of themes: that there\'s always the possibility of redemption, even for the most cold hearted of killers. I watched Master Keaton and the pattern of thinking is pretty much the same. It\'s either that or something about good people continuing to do good things in spite of the darkness surrounding them, as with Tenma and that back alley nurse he helped.
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As for the discussion of evil, sin, and redemption, the series so far pretty much follows the same pattern of themes: that there\\\'s always the possibility of redemption, even for the most cold hearted of killers. I watched Master Keaton and the pattern of thinking is pretty much the same. It\\\'s either that or something about good people continuing to do good things in spite of the darkness surrounding them, as with Tenma and that back alley nurse he helped. There are of course exceptions; Eva, Richard Braun, for example. Sometimes it explores the reasons why people are messed up and the origins of evil; people like Dieter and Grimmer are scarred because of how they were raised. But saying that they can be better isn\\\'t really all that interesting thematically, though it might be touching emotionally.
