I feel like theres a symbolism that means something in Malevolent i wish so so bad i could tell more people about but theres not a lot to say or tell what it really culminates into meaning Arthur absorbed part of lilith, hes carrying part of her just like he does faroe with his lighter Arthur lights a fire that survives the rain but lilith stamps it out Kayne says to arthur "you let your daughter die" with such anger it sounds like he also blames arthur yet he actively killed lilith in a manner that leads me to wonder if hes upset arthurs daughter still loved him yet Kaynes resents him Kayne asks Arthur if he was a premie in the early 1900s care for premature infants is not what it is today. They were considered inferior and often didn't survive. Kayne named himself after caine who kills his brother. His name is intentional. Lilith brings about the death of infants. Did Arthurs parents turn to worship lilith because they gave birth to a child who they feared would die? This is almost a reversal of Larson who sacrificed his daughter. And the price paid for it didnt have to be right away as Evrards father died later on as well. Is this part of why Lilith spared Arthur all those years ago? this somewhat connects to Arthur surviving his injury from Kellin because a nurse "lily" looked after him while in a coma. Foreshadowing? it means stuff im certain it does but what?? idk pattern recognition brain can grab pieces but as for how it fits together good question. Im so normal about the podcast if you couldnt tell
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