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Our study contributes to an understanding of perceptions of self-harm in evangelical communities in three principal ways. Firstly, the stories illuminated that when self-harm was positioned as solely caused by demonic or other spiritual aetiological forces, it was seen as negative, often resulting in more stigmatisation and decreased attention to relational care. This suggests that evangelical Christians may perceive exclusively spiritual accounts of self-harm and mental illness in negative ways. Secondly, analysis of the stories suggested that when psychological illness was attributed to an individual’s personal sin, rendering self-harm and mental illness as incongruent with a Christian identity, the individual was robbed of agency in relation to their recovery and placed in a passive position. In this position, Summer’s recovery was jeopardised and she was pushed into a subject position of passivity and helplessness. This is a useful finding for pastoral care and may inform future practice by prioritising the need for a strengthening of genuine pastoral and relational care alongside spiritual interventions, which value agency and autonomy. Finally, the study has highlighted that females with mental illness within evangelical communities may be perceived as passive, youthful, and, at times, emotionally volatile. It is clear that such perceptions are harmful and should be actively challenged within pastoral settings. Gender and self-harm Lloyd and The Overlord were fated enemies, as the prophesied Green Ninja and Dark Lord respectively. The Overlord hated Lloyd for being the grandson of the First Spinjitzu Master and sought to destroy him. In return, Lloyd personally hated The Overlord for corrupting his friends and father to serve him and defeated him during the Final Battle.

In " A Mayor Problem," it was revealed that Skylor and Lloyd kept in touch and Lloyd had Skylor's number the whole time. Indicating that they stayed friends after Hunted. Master Class · 2. Green and Gold · 3. The Weekend Drill · 4. Elemental Rider · 5. Blue Lightning · 6. Samurai X-Treme During " Green Destiny," Lloyd confronted his father with Wu who had returned and they fought as Garmadon declared them as his enemies. Lloyd's pleas for him to come to his senses fall on deaf ears, as Garmadon has no intention of reforming. When on the brink of certain doom, Lloyd uses Garmadon's overconfidence and will to fight against him by baiting him into prolonging the battle. Lloyd soon suddenly realizes that if Garmadon was fueled by the fight then he must stop fighting to defeat him. He manages to resist his father long enough for the latter to lose his power and for Lloyd to regain his own. Showing mercy, Lloyd refused to strike Garmadon down permanently, instead insisting that the fight was over. Before going to prison, Garmadon warned Lloyd that now that he was powerless, there was nothing that could stop Ninjago from being overcome by the approaching darkness. Despite no longer trusting his father, Lloyd heeded his words about the darkness and feared the coming of the Oni. As TA is not theoretically fused to any specific theoretical framework and offers a theoretically versatile method for analysing qualitative data, Braun and Clarke ( 2006) recommend that researchers explicitly discuss their theoretical approach to TA. As discussed, the present study was theoretically grounded within the contextualist approach, which was focused on participants’ perspectives (comparable to the essentialist frameworks) but also appreciated these as embedded within participants’ wider social context (analogous to social constructionism) and, therefore, as reflecting their particular social positioning. Consequently, the data (stories) in the present study were read as giving access to participants’ assumptions, perspectives, and social understandings of self-harm within an evangelical Christian context. Thus, the analysis presented in this study is not situated as representing participants’ own experiences or responses to self-harm within an evangelical Christian context. As previously noted, participants were asked to use their imagination when completing the stories. Based on the work of Fettes ( 2008), we do not view imagination and perception as binary within the context of this study. Instead, through SC, we were asking participants to use their imagination. As imagination is deeply influenced by personal history, culture, and one’s ability to think about the nature of the world both as it is and how it might be, we were able to use imagination to gain access to perceptions of self-harm.In Season 10, after Lloyd, the ninja, his father, and uncle form the Tornado of Creation to defeat the Oni, he appeared in an unknown place and finally meets his grandfather. Lloyd knelt before him in respect and awe, to which the First Spinjitzu Master helped him to his feet and said there was no need for kneeling. The Master was very grateful to Lloyd for helping to defeat the Oni, and for all that he's done for the world he created. He gave Lloyd the choice to either return to Ninjago and forget their meeting ever happened, or go with him to somewhere he will be happy. The two appeared to nearly touch hands, but then Lloyd awoke in Ninjago.

A very strange tale from Witold Gombrowicz. I, like many others, have a penchant for Fitzcarraldo publications because they are rarely boring. In Possessed we have another odd tale from Eastern Europe. Lloyd had a mixed role in this season. He had a minor role in Episodes 46-52, as he only made a few appearances. Afterwards, in Big Trouble, Little Ninjago, Lloyd confronted Garmadon at Kryptarium Prison. Garmadon defeated Lloyd, weakning him, and temporarily making him lose control of his powers.

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This season introduces the character of Ronin, who would go on to be an anti-hero and ally to the ninja in following seasons. Lloyd and Dareth get along fine, even though he is put off by the latter's attempts to show off. Dareth has helped Lloyd and the ninja by providing shelter from the resurrected Garmadon and providing assistance in the resistance. This season has the highest kill count of any season to date. The Preeminent, Morro, the Ghost Warriors, Garmadon, Chen, and the Anacondrai Cultists all die in " Curseworld, Part II." Cole and Clouse additionally become ghosts in this season. Brad was a good friend of Lloyd's when he attended Darkley's Boarding School for Bad Boys. Their friendship started rough, due to Brad putting fire ants in Lloyd's bed. They became friends when Brad claimed to have been just showing Lloyd how things work, and Brad began teaching Lloyd "the art of revenge" in secret.