an old coal furnace that is reprensenting the creation of life thru fire. Fire purifies all metals and is used to destroy also, hence it's the creation of a new life which is pure and strong, for the moment til' the point in which it will have to go back into the furnace and be destroyed and then remade again.
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| Suggestion | By | From | Votes | Vote |
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| an old coal furnace that is reprensenting the creation of life thru fire. Fire purifies all metals and is used to destroy also, hence it's the creation of a new life which is pure and strong, for the moment til' the point in which it will have to go back into the furnace and be destroyed and then remade again. | Alex | Utah | 37 | |
| Bytom | Michal | Poland | 25 | |
| a founder, Bytom, Poland | ola | poland | 16 | |
| USA | Mr. Chris | California, USA | 14 | |
| Furnace | Trent | Yugoslavia | 6 | |
| Peabody Coal Mine, Black Mesa, Arizona. (It's on the list of shooting locations for the film.) | Kim | Connecticut, USA | 2 |
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