Do we picture the crucifixion team as sadistic? Do they take their duties personally, maybe mocking or intentionally causing their victims even more degradation and pain that is called for?
Or? Are they total professional? Totally business like in their duties?
And which approach by the crucifixion team would actually be more cruel? The personal? Or the impersonal?
I picture a team of professionals. They follow protocols , they perform a set forth procedure, terribly impersonal. But so matter of fact. They without emotion , but with over whelming force, as a team, put the victim to her cross.
It's an ugly job, yes. Messy. But when these men take her, they are totally cold, totally without emotion. Totally professional.
She can't bargain she can't alter their moves in any way. Good or bad for her. These men are the last human contact she will ever have. They put her in position. They nail her and they hoist her up. Simple as that.
Or? Are they total professional? Totally business like in their duties?
And which approach by the crucifixion team would actually be more cruel? The personal? Or the impersonal?
I picture a team of professionals. They follow protocols , they perform a set forth procedure, terribly impersonal. But so matter of fact. They without emotion , but with over whelming force, as a team, put the victim to her cross.
It's an ugly job, yes. Messy. But when these men take her, they are totally cold, totally without emotion. Totally professional.
She can't bargain she can't alter their moves in any way. Good or bad for her. These men are the last human contact she will ever have. They put her in position. They nail her and they hoist her up. Simple as that.