Ep 4. A Sinner Has No Right of Choice

While some anime dramas like to string out endless tense scenes without much plot development, others--like Angels of Death--like to keep the thrills coming while still giving us plenty of exposition. It's an episode full of new revelations and gut-churning violence.

"A Sinner Has No Right of Choice" brings Rachel and Zack to a new floor of the building--this time, a gymnasium--where they encounter a man named Danny who claims to be helping other captives escape. But there's reason to doubt his sincerity, and the sudden appearance of a creepy clown who seems to know too much about Rachel's past only deepens the mystery.

As always, the writing and dialogue in this episode is sharp and well-paced, with each scene ratcheting up the tension just a little bit more. But it's also a story that's filled with heartache and tragedy: we learn that Danny's family was slaughtered by a notorious serial killer, and that he's desperate to make amends by saving others from the same fate. Rachel, meanwhile, is struggling with intense feelings of guilt and self-doubt, wondering whether she really deserves to be saved from her own dark past.

Visually, this episode is stunning, with plenty of detailed backgrounds and fluid animation that really brings the characters to life. But it's also a show that's not afraid to get gruesome when it needs to, and there are some seriously intense moments as Rachel and Zack come up against some truly horrifying enemies.

Overall, "A Sinner Has No Right of Choice" is a fantastic episode that really pushes the story forward while deepening our understanding of the characters. Whether you're a fan of horror or just great storytelling, you won't want to miss it.