Posted August 04, 2014
I don't completely understand the GK3 ending, so perhaps someone can clarify.
After Gabriel saves the child, he peeks into the sarcophagus thingy, and gets a flashback to what appears to be the crucifixion of Jesus. There's a Roman-looking guy who cries to Jesus "forgive me! I didn't know!" So Jesus forgives him and turns the hilt of his sword to gold, or something.
What's the significance of this guy and his sword? I may have missed something, but I can't remember seeing a Roman sword with a golden hilt in the games. (Gabriel's dagger appears completely different.)
Also, I assume the Roman guy wants to be forgiven because he crucified Jesus (although he was probably just following orders anyway). But if he "didn't know" before, why would he know after doing it? It didn't seem like Jesus had proven himself immortal or anything.
After Gabriel saves the child, he peeks into the sarcophagus thingy, and gets a flashback to what appears to be the crucifixion of Jesus. There's a Roman-looking guy who cries to Jesus "forgive me! I didn't know!" So Jesus forgives him and turns the hilt of his sword to gold, or something.
What's the significance of this guy and his sword? I may have missed something, but I can't remember seeing a Roman sword with a golden hilt in the games. (Gabriel's dagger appears completely different.)
Also, I assume the Roman guy wants to be forgiven because he crucified Jesus (although he was probably just following orders anyway). But if he "didn't know" before, why would he know after doing it? It didn't seem like Jesus had proven himself immortal or anything.