Jon G.

The law needs flesh to manifest. Without flesh upon which to enforce law,
the law would be dead.

But a motive was needed for flesh to follow the law, so rewards were
distributed to all those who abided by the law. These were freely given,
but not without repurcussion.

The law was too harsh, and the rewards were given too liberally, so that the
pit grew deeper and the reservior of rewards depleted.

All that was left, was harsh law with no rewards for following it, and
nothing mattered.

Experience generated wisdom. Where there was nothing, it was replaced by
moderation. The reservior restored and the law was demoted as a tool and
not an end in itself.

This arranged her death.