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Wrong Side of Heaven, Righteous Side of Hell

Three-panel micro-comic: Panel 1 shows scruffy Moth with luminous yellow bulb glowing, hovering near Sarge’s round pebble head clad in a worn helmet. Panel 2 depicts Sarge, voice soft but firm, with the moth’s wings dimmed behind. Panel 3 widens the view, showing fractured light casting long shadows, Moth’s huge dark wings folding, embodying the war-torn soul’s struggle between heaven and hell.

01 Moth flutters close to Sarge, whispering, "I spoke to God today... she seemed... ashamed."

02 Sarge, helmet slightly dented, rumbles, "We’re no heroes, moth. Just worn, standing wide open."

03 Behind them, shadowed wings half folded — caught between holy and fallen, unsure which side to stand.

Talk about it

  1. What is happening in each panel?
  2. How does the character show they care?
  3. What makes you feel close to someone?

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