Wait, so this ghost priest can see wrongs that people have done and are going to do (murders and rape) and instead of convincing him that "Hey instead of us also committing murder, maybe just tell us all the stuff and we'll lock them up. Have you also just appear to the police and stuff." Like with all the actual evil in the universe is this show, it doesn't really make sense to get rid of something that wants to do good. They didnt really know how to end it so they kind of just went with the whole bad guy dies by accident sort of thing. Breeds an unhealthy view in people of the real world. That we don't have to pursue or punish bad people because they will get there own in the end. They also tried to explain as if God exists by the death at the end. I've seen that death in way too many shows and movies for it to have a meaningful impact on me. I think it would have made a much more interesting story if they had to choose whether to send him on and decided not to because he was doing good.
Review of Houses of the Holy
