REPRIEVE beacon use the brick material that the walls use, instead of neon. In the Lore, Reprieve is stated to be a "confessional booth," a small, private area where you privately confess to a priest of your sins. This is also implied as you can hear a door being opened when collecting the first beacon in the starting area. Lore wise, REPRIEVE could possibly be the aftermath of spoiling Zen. This may tie into how Reprieve is a confessional booth, as it can signify having sinned (spoiling Zen and dying to Sin) and confessing to your sins and repent afterwards (Reprieve). However, if so, it's also intended to play Reprieve after dying to an entity in the original game Grace (Mode), as it also signifies you having sinned. This would also mean all of the entities are various types of sins (aside from their Grace representations), as proven from the text when that specific entity is rolled. Reprieve takes place during Mutter. The verb "reprieve" means to "cancel or postpone [a] punishment."[2] According to 2 Thessalonians 1:8–9, God will punish those who defy "the gospel of our Lord Jesus [...] with everlasting destruction" alongside excluding them from His "presence" and "the glory of [H]is might."[3][4] According to Acts 3:19, "your sins" can only be "wiped" if you "Repent" and "turn to God."[5] You can enter a perspective mode on pc if you press shift and P at the same time. In the beginning section before you touch the first beacon you can walk to the edge and jump off. This is because there are no invisible barriers. Doing so will cause you to "fall infinitely". The player character is destroyed after falling below a certain height, but the game is not able to handle the player character being destroyed. This therefore softlocks the player in a state where audio and visuals are shown for the character moving at high speeds, despite not being there. Resetting the character would bring the player back onto the platform. Upon choosing to end it, after a quick shot of G
