How did Sin Eaters deal with the burden of the sins they consumed?
Frequently Asked Question about the extinct profession: Sin Eater
Sin Eaters, a historical and cultural practice, believed they could absorb the sins of the deceased by consuming a ritual meal, often bread and ale, placed on the corpse. This act was thought to relieve the dead of their sins, allowing them to enter the afterlife. Sin Eaters often faced social stigma and isolation due to their role.