This material is black and very shiny. It appears to be an enormous black trash bag. This portion of the advertisement is ineffective in trying to sell the product because there is no correlation between the background and the actual product. A controversial text lies at the very top of the advertisement...
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The text is in huge capital letters and it reads “BEAUTIFULLY EXECUTED.” This will certainly offend and anger many people which argue that killing someone does not come close to being a beautiful act. It is actually contradicting the game itself because in the game, when the main character murders an enemy, a lot of gore is shown which is quite gruesome...
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