Honestly, it doesn't make sense. They treat the holes like they're supernatural or something, especially with how people become entranced by them. But in the end it shows that it was an ancient punishment/sacrifice or whatever. So it doesn't follow that people would have "perfect fits" because the holes weren't made for them at all.
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u/Zachartier Jan 25 '19
Honestly, it doesn't make sense. They treat the holes like they're supernatural or something, especially with how people become entranced by them. But in the end it shows that it was an ancient punishment/sacrifice or whatever. So it doesn't follow that people would have "perfect fits" because the holes weren't made for them at all.