So in full you have her sickness, which causes her to let her child die. Her religious history (something about her writing a dissertation on the subject, I can't exactly remember) helps piece these two issues together. So in letting her son die as a result of her sickness, she is consumed by guilt. This is very sadly often done by hurting the child to make the child call out for the mother. They have this idea that their children must need them, and at any sign that the child doesn't need the mother, the mother will force the child to need her. You can also find a lot of evidence that supports that she's suffering from a mental condition that causes mothers to sabotage their children's lives and ultimately kill them or purposely let them die. Is it simply that nature, and women, are easily corruptible?.or is that just what men have written as truth to justify their misogynistic views and need to dominate women? When he's on the hill, we can see a flock of women that have been corrupted by the darkness in nature to illustrate how common this type of situation is. At the end, he sees her for more than his wife and extinguishes her. When they go into the forest, we see that she's slipping further and further into the grasp of Satan. She is terrified of Satan and the evil that seeps into nature.

God is often thought of a man, and women are typically subjected to men's rules.

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