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I interpret the scene with the grimoire as follows: Just before our protagonist reaches the grimoire, he hears one of his sisters scream. By grabbing the grimoire, he shows that he is putting his own desires above his sister's safety at this moment. If one were to argue this philosophically, one could say that this decision leaves a stain on his soul that the priest recognizes.
Here I would also like to draw a parallel to the last owner of the book: He too sacrificed others to his own desires and lusts, as you can see in the flashback. From therefore this is not so far-fetched.
Here I would also like to draw a parallel to the last owner of the book: He too sacrificed others to his own desires and lusts, as you can see in the flashback. From therefore this is not so far-fetched.