I Follow This Lady On Instagram Who Rescues Cats, And I Have Been Thinking About This Video For Literal

// Across the street, a neighbor catches sight of the young boy seated next to......? For a moment, it feels like her mind can't grab hold of the words, like they're something oily and slick-- But, eventually, the words come to her; it's simply a Halloween decoration. 'Of course. How fun,' she thinks. 'It's about time someone did something with that eye sore of a house.' She closes her curtains.

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RWBY+J walking into the tree only to see this:

What are there reactions?

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RIP James Earl Jones

Rest in Peace to the Legend himself, James Earl Jones.

Rest In Peace Rachel Lillis

06/07/2024

Wishing you all a blessed Solemnity of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus!

JOKE-OGRAPHY:

1. The Sacred Heart: In Catholic tradition, the month of June is dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, a devotion which sees Jesus's heart as a symbol of God's boundless love for humanity. Moreover, the Solemnity of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus is being celebrated today (June 7th) this year.

2. Original Imagery: The Sacred Heart is depicted as a human heart wreathed by thorns (like Jesus's crown of thorns) and divine flames/light, with a bleeding wound in the side (a reference to Jesus's postmortem spear-wound), and topped off with a cross (for obvious reasons).

3. My Imagery: In this piece, I depict the Sacred Heart in three stages, separating the symbolism into simple parts and relating them to Jesus's Passion, death, and resurrection.

4. Wordplay: A few years ago, I was struck by the similarity between the words scared, scarred, and sacred, and knew I had to use them together for some kind of wordplay. I just didn't know what kind of wordplay would fit. I usually use my wordsmithing for dumb jokes, but this felt like it needed a different approach, so I waited and wondered until an idea finally hit me just in time for the Month of the Sacred Heart!

5. Fun-Fact: I think this piece marks the first time I've depicted Jesus crucified in Tomics. It's not in my usual style or tone, but that's because those are geared towards comedy, and this is meant to be reverent.

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