The Loving Reaper

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l'heure actuelle, on attend encore parler de chats noirs associés aux superstitions dans de nombreux pays. Les animaux de refuge qui sont noirs ont beaucoup moins de chances d'être adoptés que les animaux d'autres couleurs. Pet the Dog: After the lion bemoans how it never got a chance to be a king, the reaper allows him to rule over some cat souls.

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. The owls from "It Will Change" are among the few animals in the series to anticipate Death’s arrival. They’re still framed as sympathetic, just as all the other animals are. I need about a week for the drawing itself though,” she added. Jenny has always wanted to be an artist

Friend to All Living Things: The Reaper tries to help every animal adjust to dying. He also doesn't mind it when he is denied a soul (if anything, it makes him happy). His friend, Life, is very loving and nurturing of her creations.

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. Brooding Boy, Gentle Girl: Perhaps unsurprisingly given their respective domains, Death and Life have this dynamic, with Death being kind but somewhat gloomy and Life being more peppy and...well, lively. Best seen when Death almost hits the Despair Event Horizon over the wildfires in Australia, before Life gives him a pep talk to help pull him out of it. 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.Endangered Species: The Carolina parakeet, while wanting to see what its feathers used to look like, learns that its species used to be one, before it went completely extinct. Getting a pet does seem nice, but taking care of them is a lot of work and a lot of responsibility, and some people can't handle that. As such, the owners will start to see their pets as annoyances rather than friends, leading to abuse. As the author puts it, "if you decide to adopt a pet, do research and see if it's worth the work".