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When someone would die,
they would call for a sin eater.
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Sin eaters were
social outcasts, marginals.
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They would lay out the body,
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put bread and salt
on the chest,
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coins upon the eyes.
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The sin eater would eat
the bread and salt,
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take the coins as payment.
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By doing this,
the eater absorbed,
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the sins of the deceased,
cleansing their soul,
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and allowing them safe passage
into the afterlife.
:47:27
That was their job.
:47:33
And what about the sin eater
:47:34
who bears the burden
of all those wrongs ?
:47:37
Are you worried
about my soul, Fletcher ?
:47:44
I will have Bannister.
:47:45
I can't give him to you.
:47:50
You see that man behind me ?
:47:53
I don't want to bring him
into this conversation
:47:57
but I will if you leave me
no other choice.
:48:28
Do you remember the moment
:48:29
you first fell in love
with your husband ?
:48:33
Goodness. How can you answer
a question like that ?
:48:37
The pier ?
:48:38
Yes, the pier.
:48:40
He had taken me down
to the pier.
:48:42
It was springtime.
:48:44
We were walking,
and he was going on...
:48:46
This was during college ?
:48:47
Yes, I was in college
:48:49
and I remember,
I looked up at him
:48:51
and I thought,
this is the man
:48:52
I want to spend
the rest of my life with.
:48:56
I just have one more question.
:48:58
There was a man
at one of your parties.