The creatures are a a metaphors for things humans can't control like a natural disaster.
It's really a story is about how humans react to this phenomenon and eventually create hell on Earth.
It makes you ask, who gets to decide what is right or wrong, who has the authority to interpret these events and how we should address them ethically as a society? With religion, politics, or an individual's deranged thoughts?
The moral here is to be sceptical of organisations that have a monopoly over interpreting information (ie. News organisations, certain religious groups, etc) that uses fear to manipulate us. Something that's quite relevant to society right now with the disinformation panic.
It's really a story is about how humans react to this phenomenon and eventually create hell on Earth.
It makes you ask, who gets to decide what is right or wrong, who has the authority to interpret these events and how we should address them ethically as a society? With religion, politics, or an individual's deranged thoughts?
The moral here is to be sceptical of organisations that have a monopoly over interpreting information (ie. News organisations, certain religious groups, etc) that uses fear to manipulate us. Something that's quite relevant to society right now with the disinformation panic.