The heat-of-passion is something to argue to mitigate culpability. Yes, he killed an entire species, and wasn’t exactly justified, but his emotions and passions were inflamed by the aliens murdering his wife making his actions involuntary.

I found Castle Panic boring due to each turn having an obvious best course of action. No real sense of agency, just sort of on the rails.

Judaism believes the soul enters the body when the body takes its first breath, where Christianity believes the soul enters at conception.

Modern Christianity seems to prohibit abortion. Historical and modern Judaism seems fine with abortion.