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Christ in the Garden of Olives (The Agony in the Garden)

Artist: Eugène Delacroix (French, 1798–1863)

Date: 1824–1826

Medium: Oil on canvas

Credit Line: Church of Saint-Paul-Saint-Louis, Paris; lent by the Conservation des Oeuvres d’Art Religieuses et Civiles de la Ville de Paris and the Direction Régionale des Affaires Culturelles d’Île-de-France

Description

CHILDREN

Part 1: Unwanted

Moments from Narinder's life within the cult and how the flock of the lamb slowly altered his role within it.

The arrival of the former god of death was abrupt and filled with new truths; therefore, he initially refused to accept reality. The False Prophet allowed him to be, even giving him an old shirt from his original cult. This made it even harder for him to integrate with the other cult members (of course, it wasn't as if he wanted to at first). His only role was simple: cleaning, adding to his humiliation.

Something that continued for a while, even in other aspects of his life within the cult, is that he ended up being the chosen target of several violent members, so he ended up in the infirmary a couple of times. Violence is not accepted in the cult, but it continued to occur in various ways nonetheless.

I FINALLY FINISHED! Me being me, of course it ended up being longer than it was originally, so I decided to divide it into parts. As I said before, it's not a comic per se; each page is a different moment, so if the continuity is confusing, it's on purpose.

Listen

I'd trust disciple Ratatuj with MY LIFE

He is tiny, he survived long enough, and he keeps the cult well mantained, catches the spies, and propagates all the propaganda needed for a healthy cult

We trust him with OUR LIVES

07/04/2025

A great demon-stration!

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