Death the end of the line

The wall can tear you up and batter your soul until you’re at the point where you can barely crawl out. But the wall was not meant to kill you but to destroy you from within. The bleeding hearts from the many causalities of the wall look back upon the good life they've had. And when death comes they think to themselves this is it. As they fade to black they see the light coming towards them and they start to get frantic. They wonder should I run away or advance and see my fate. For many it's when they reach death and when the wall is finally torn down. Many souls fear death for they question if they'll end up in heaven or possibly hell. For many souls before they leave their Earth Bodies they must past the trial. The trial decides if they shall end up in heaven or hell. For many who are in the trial there is no official judge. But really the judge is themselves and it's always against their better judgment when they'll feel like if they'll end up in heaven or hell.
No one can blame them for the merciful fate they shall suffer. But the question is why? Why would give themselves the opposite of what they should expect. For many as they reflect on their lives they notice things in their lives where they feel they should deserve consequences. It leaves them torn and shall scar them for eternity. After the trial they enter another room but there are two doors. One says Heaven on the right and the other says hell. But really the one that says heaven is really the gateway to hell. And the one that says hell ends up being the door into heaven. Why? Why would they switch it around like that? During the Trial there must be and justice for all. In the Trial many don't noticed that while they're speaking out against their actions they are being detected for saying false statements to deceive the jury. The trial shall assure that neither side shall win even in most rare and severe cases. But in the end death comes instantaneously in his holding cell a soul was having thoughts of his own trial. He waited till daybreak and then it was time. He watched as many other brave souls went out of the room and wondered what shall happen to them. And so he thought of his own trial. And so the soul was prosecuted of murdering a 69 year old man. And so after the hearing by the trial he was sentenced to heaven many were shocked but when it came to the two doors he chose the wrong one and ended up in hell. Why am I dying? He questioned that but in the end he was given a chance to redeem himself and he made it to heaven. The way to redeem yourself into heaven was simple. Beat the Devil in some kind of competition and you made it. The soul chose Bowling because while the soul was alive he was a professional. After the most brutal scarring games the soul won. And He went to Heaven.
Many souls fear death. They question themselves their fate but in the end it's always doing the right true thing and that's how their true fate is decided. Not from making excuses or such just finding your way and having patience