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People who die, tend to end in entity realm.
Wow.
That's like someone claiming "I didn't kill them! They walked into my gunshight while I was pulling the trigger. They could have helped each other stay behind cover but they panicked instead."
Amanda is corrupted, that is the reason why the Entity would have found an easy game and new servant with her.
Johns idea focuses around an older principle that was used by a lot of cultures since antiquity, the so called trial by ordeal. Convicts had to fight for their life to prove their innocence, or their worthiness to stay alife.
Amandas principle was, wakening hope to survive while there was no escape - sounds familiar?
The reverse beartrap, was the contraption she survived, now it's her trademark to use against survivors.
So she was a good choice, but sadly I have to say, giving too much of licensed stuff, will only alienate the playerbase more and more. It's like the devs telling us, "Well, we do have a lot of good ideas, but don't know how to implement them."
This ... I agree the character would be better put into his own game.
Some people are beyond redemption.
You are talking about the couple, Rex and Morgan. Rex was an abusive father and husband who made life of his wife Morgan and also probably of their kids a living hell.
She had to make the decission to safe her own life she had to sacrifice the life of a lowlife, which she did with help of Danny Rigg.
Well, actually, if you know about accidents.
It was Rigg and Morgan who murdered him.
Even a person with aortic dissection has today a good chance to survive, if medical help is around. 50 years ago this was deadly as taking cyanide.
So it's more a philosophical question if John killed him in cold blood, or if Rex earned himself a place in hell.
50 years in the past so called domestic abuse was quite common, and the people suffering it couldn't do much about it, because it was domestic, the police turned a blind eye upon those things. So it wasn't so uncommon that you had such things more frequently than today, where everything is turned into the light of public.
Most people wouldn't figure out nowadays that a person commiting the vilest form of domestic abuse could run free, as long as it was your own husband that comitted the crime. Or your father... for that matter.
If you ask me if Rex death was justified, I have to answer with a big yes. Why? Let's just say, there are some issues you will never forget, neither the 14 year old "daddies" girl experiencing it on her own life, nor the 6 year old boy, that had to witness such things.
Nowadays such families would be called dysfunctional famillies, in the fifties and up to the late seventies, it was as common and normal as getting a slap in the face for being an upstart, or a spoiled kid for example. Fathers had often to be called "Sir", or similiar things, depending on culture like "Herr Vater" or more casual "Herr Papa" in german.
As I said, he (Rex) earned this position in any imaginable way. If he only was half as bad as someone I know, he was bad enough to be a real charmer on death row anyway.
And I know some pretty bad people from my own history. Do I wish them death? Well, let's say if I do, that wish got granted a while ago - but that doesn't heal the wounds the persons have caused, probably it never will heal.
The other side, and that's why Morgan got punished too - she was submissivly dependend on Rex, she did neither herself nor her kids anything good because she was afraid of him. She gave up on life and her kids, just to appease a monster.
If you have to do with people who underwent such an ordeal, especially the "survivor" kids of such families, they put the blame on both. Often with a very logical, but sadly too simple argument.