Collapsed Church

Sister Agatha points to the Collapsed Church as proof that faith offers no shield against darkness. Its toppled walls and splintered pews expose the raw vulnerability of holy ground, stones scattered where prayers once echoed. She wields this image against Jonathan Harker, eroding his trust in the convent's walls as a safe haven from Dracula's reach. Dust-choked arches frame empty skies, a silent accusation that sanctity crumbles under true horror.