This is a big deal. Beyond serving as a gathering place for the villagers, the church is where they made their infamous Sunday Oath. With their place of worship gone, the community is left more scattered than ever before.

Like her peers, Anna struggles to stay sane amid all of the madness. The one thing that comforts her during this experience, interestingly enough, is actually helping her community. Whether that means inventing medicine, delivering babies, or mining ore, Anna derives a great deal of satisfaction from helping others.

Anna feels an incredible sense of serenity when she thinks that she's dying in the mine. Why might that be? If you ask us, it's because she feels like she'll finally find peace and be reunited with her sons.