The Loving Reaper

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However, that doesn’t mean that Jenny draws non-stop. She said that she has to take breaks and completely get away from art to recharge and avoid burnout. Our beautiful planet is home to 8.7 million species. Animals that walk, crawl, fly, swim, and all of which, in one way or another, enrich our daily lives. Drawing has been an obsession of Jenny’s for as long as she can remember. She joked that her mother always said that she could draw before she could walk. Heroic BSoD: In "Hope", Death has one of these in the aftermath of the 2020 Australian wildfires. Life comes to bring him out of this funk. Cruel Twist Ending: Inverted. For a webcomic that is very tragic most of the times, the endings can sometimes be surprisingly heartwarming.

En France, toutes les heures on abandonne plus de 11 animaux domestiques, soit environ 100 000 abandons par an, dont 60 000 l'été. A dog, with a seemingly maimed face, is never adopted, and belittled by people who are looking in shelters for dogs. The woman working at the shelter starts getting desperate, and gives up. She ends up taking him home and adopting him.With these comics, the author wants to show the diversity and beauty of the animal world, but above all to denounce the human behavior that we should no longer see, ever. Not So Stoic: Death, despite being pretty saddened by the deaths of the animals in the comics, is usually pretty subdued in his behavior. However, he emotes very strongly on two occasions: The Reaper is the main protagonist in this series. No matter how scared, angry, lost and rejecting a soul is, the Reaper meets them with patience and understanding. He has a very close relationship with "Life" and is always trying to cheer her up. When a wild fox is saved from drowning by a girl and reanimated by Life, he breaks into laughter, very happy to have lost against Life. Karma Houdini: The humans responsible for the animals' plight are never punished for their actions. However, since this universe definitively has an afterlife, they'll presumably be judged posthumously.

Mood Whiplash: In "One Last Ride", the remoras jokey and humorous attitude comes to a screeching halt when they see that their shark friend got finned. They try to offer comfort by telling him one more joke, but he sadly dies before they can finish it. A pet is a lifelong responsibility and not a toy you can just ignore when you get tired of it. Think of the animal's welfare before buying or adopting one. The Orangutan baby from "In A Bit" dies of malnutrition, and tells her mother to not yell at the "evil bone man". Ominous Owl: Downplayed—the owls from “It Will Change” are among the few animals that anticipate the Reaper’s arrival and they speak to him like an old friend. Despite this, they are still portrayed as purely sympathetic, just as all the animals are.

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Nice Guy: The Reaper. He does what he can to comfort and help animals. He does not enjoy claiming souls.