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The Illustrated Chronicle of the Lady Jasmine
- Thread starter Wragg
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Maybe she's been indulged too much by cruxforumers like me...To my opinion, that Josephine is some spoiled brat!
(7xM)
What, a nice girl like Cassia?I think she meant to say “Oh Shit!”
Jackie1111
Tribune
Cassia demands her right to a trial where the outcome is predetermined! She is entitled to a public trial, where she is humiliated and condemned before all who may choose to observe!!
You tell 'em, Cassie!!!
bobinder
ARTISAN
OMG he's really intent on crucifying Cassia!
I thought I knew how this story ends, but this twist makes it quite unpredictable now...
Josephine's loyalty to her father is most commendable - she's shifted her dress from the left to the right shoulder, but this is a symbolic motif we weren't really supposed to notice...
Nevertheless, we are still seeing impressive consistency in a very challenging and profusely illustrated graphic novel.
In any other illustration showing Alice, Katty and Jasmine, there might be one individual who was most likely to end up crucified.
But in this case we have to ask, how often do we see crux manips featuring Alice, in which she is the only one who does not get crucified?
And I wonder if Josephine's gloating is merely tempting fate? But, as I say, it's all so unpredictable...!
Well, this is edging toward a bit of a "set-up" here I think, with Alice/Josephine in the "deus ex machina" role of catalyzing the crucifixion of Cassia. Nevertheless, I think we'll allow it, eh? Cassia is suitably defiant, and we all know that the magistrate is bent as a safety pin. Take the trial as read? I don't suppose the Carnifex has much choice now anyway. Poor Cassia, and all becuase Wragg got tired of putting clothes on you.
Wonderful images again, Wragg, and I think it's fair to say we're all looking forward to the next bits, if they're even half as good as what has already come along. You realize you've just committed to another whole crucifixion sequence, right?
Well spotted.I think she meant to say “Oh Shit!”
OMG he's really intent on crucifying Cassia!
I thought I knew how this story ends, but this twist makes it quite unpredictable now...
Josephine's loyalty to her father is most commendable - she's shifted her dress from the left to the right shoulder, but this is a symbolic motif we weren't really supposed to notice...
Nevertheless, we are still seeing impressive consistency in a very challenging and profusely illustrated graphic novel.
In any other illustration showing Alice, Katty and Jasmine, there might be one individual who was most likely to end up crucified.
But in this case we have to ask, how often do we see crux manips featuring Alice, in which she is the only one who does not get crucified?
And I wonder if Josephine's gloating is merely tempting fate? But, as I say, it's all so unpredictable...!
Dammit, I knew that blasted dress would end up the wrong way round.
I'll have to sort that out tonight. But you're spot on, Bob, Alice, just for once, is on the blunt end of the nails!
OMG he's really intent on crucifying Cassia!
I thought I knew how this story ends, but this twist makes it quite unpredictable now...
Josephine's loyalty to her father is most commendable - she's shifted her dress from the left to the right shoulder, but this is a symbolic motif we weren't really supposed to notice...
Nevertheless, we are still seeing impressive consistency in a very challenging and profusely illustrated graphic novel.
In any other illustration showing Alice, Katty and Jasmine, there might be one individual who was most likely to end up crucified.
But in this case we have to ask, how often do we see crux manips featuring Alice, in which she is the only one who does not get crucified?
And I wonder if Josephine's gloating is merely tempting fate? But, as I say, it's all so unpredictable...!
Dammit, I knew that blasted dress would end up the wrong way round.
Is there a right way and a wrong way for an off the shoulder dress? Come on, ladies, help me out here! I thought it would be nice not to cover Alice up completely.
I'll have to sort that out tonight. But you're spot on, Bob, Alice, just for once, is on the blunt end of the nails!
OMG he's really intent on crucifying Cassia!
I thought I knew how this story ends, but this twist makes it quite unpredictable now...
Josephine's loyalty to her father is most commendable - she's shifted her dress from the left to the right shoulder, but this is a symbolic motif we weren't really supposed to notice...
Nevertheless, we are still seeing impressive consistency in a very challenging and profusely illustrated graphic novel.
In any other illustration showing Alice, Katty and Jasmine, there might be one individual who was most likely to end up crucified.
But in this case we have to ask, how often do we see crux manips featuring Alice, in which she is the only one who does not get crucified?
And I wonder if Josephine's gloating is merely tempting fate? But, as I say, it's all so unpredictable...!
Dammit, I knew that blasted dress would end up the wrong way round.
Is there a right way and a wrong way for an off the shoulder dress? Come on, ladies, help me out here! I thought it would be nice not to cover Alice up completely.
I'll have to sort that out tonight. But you're spot on, Bob, Alice, just for once, is on the blunt end of the nails!
bobinder
ARTISAN
The confusion is understandable - the entire figure is flipped in Jas396 and Jas404.Dammit, I knew that blasted dress would end up the wrong way round.
I'll have to sort that out tonight.
I just assumed it was a subtle reference to a shift in her allegiance, which would thereby put her 'at risk'.
bobinder
ARTISAN
Is there a right way and a wrong way for an off the shoulder dress? Come on, ladies, help me out here! I thought it would be nice not to cover Alice up completely.
HBO went with the right shoulder, but I flipped the fabrics to hang them on the left shoulder. Sorry, I guess that's not really a helpful answer is it?
If she's actually wielding the hammer for Cassia's benefit, that really will be a first!Alice, just for once, is on the blunt end of the nails!
Nail Her to the Cross
Magistrate
Def!...strip her totally nude hold her down and nail her eager body......all of the lustful women crucified totally nude....and Jasmines feet nailed especially...her nipples will then be fully erect with excitement.... her lustful body will dance nicely... all of them raised up totally nude...nailed to their crosses.....to satisfy the lusts of the crowd....their eager pussys and lustful assholes all cumming hard...the hot tasteful cum dripping down their legs....everyone fighting to taste their eager pussys and lustful assholes as they dance the dance of lust for all to see........
Loxuru
Graf von Kreuzigung
Wasn't that predictable, that this would have happened? Cassia had already missed an opportunity during Jasmine's trial.OMG he's really intent on crucifying Cassia!
The question was just : how would it happen?
This is CruxForums, Bobinder, not FairJusticeForums!
(perhaps, the bets are open : will Josephine/Alice end up on the cross too? I bet, Bobinder, you will like that very much!)
In the thrill and excitment, I had not noticed!Dammit, I knew that blasted dress would end up the wrong way round.
No problem! During the chariot race scene in Ben-Hur (1959), I never noticed that camera, put up right in the middle of the race track, until someone showed me.
Righty-o, the dress has now been swapped back around, and I've beefed up the resolution of Jas406 as the sky was looking a bit stripey on the jpg.
You hadn't, and I hadn't, for precisely the same reason! But Meester Bob, he notices, and thank God he does.
So, what's the best thing to do with troublesome dresses?
Take them off!
In the thrill and excitment, I had not noticed!
You hadn't, and I hadn't, for precisely the same reason! But Meester Bob, he notices, and thank God he does.
So, what's the best thing to do with troublesome dresses?
Take them off!
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Loxuru
Graf von Kreuzigung
Josephine's dress is troublesome, so we take off Cassia's?
The logic eludes me a little bit.
Cassia is stripped naked and about to be crucified, but she still keeps her focus on business!.
"And if Josephine wants to buy it, ask at least twenty denarii!"
