The Loving Reaper

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Related, but we once see a pet owner who cannot stand to look at his new pup anymore because they were gifted to him as a Replacement Goldfish for their deceased dog. It takes him a while to come around to them and realize that this pup is their own dog, but even then, he is not won over yet. Mood Whiplash: In "One Last Ride", the remoras jokey and humorous attitude comes to a screeching halt when they see that their shark friend got finned. They try to offer comfort by telling him one more joke, but he sadly dies before they can finish it.

Life is the counterpart of the Reaper/Death and is represented as the "origin of all life". While she too has patience and compassion for all of her creations, she sometimes seems a bit childlike and high-spirited. Death enjoys her playful nature more than he would admit. Life especially loves Baby Toucans, but would never admit that she loves one creation more than another. In "Good Boy", a human child does pass away in hospital of an unspecified illness Death sends the dog who passed away earlier in the strip to comfort the boy after his passing. Tomato in the Mirror: The whale in Henry seems to be unaware of the fact that he is the "Henry" in the poster. Subverted, as he reveals that he always knew that. Double subverted on Patreon where it is revealed that Henry was the former occupant of his tank, and his spirit was racing the whale, even though he couldn't see him. Death: It's uh... (...) It hunts via electricity and it lays eggs, but still lactates... somehow... and it has venom too! With 80 different kinds of toxins to be exact!

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dieses Buch erinnert mich an euch. Ihr wart so sehr geliebt und ich vermisse euch jeden Tag! Niemals hätte ich mir vorstellen können euch zu verletzen oder euch auszusperren, euch im kalten Regen stehen zu lassen oder zu vergessen euch zu füttern. Dieses Buch hat mir die Augen geöffnet wie viel ihr mir gegeben habt. Ihr habt mich von meiner Geburt an bis in die Teeniejahre begleitet und durch euch habe ich nicht nur gelernt, was es heißt Verantwortung für ein Lebewesen zu übernehmen. Nein ihr wart so viel mehr als meine Haustiere. Ihr wart meine großen Schwestern, meine Omis, meine besten Freundinnen. Egal wie es mir ging ihr wart da und eure kleinen Tapse auf der Treppe wenn ich nach Hause gekommen bin höre ich manchmal immer noch. Ab und zu finde ich Haare noch Haare von euch und muss etwas lächeln, weil wir früher immer versucht haben alle los zu werden und uns jetzt über jedes einzelne freuen. Eure Bilder hängen über meinem kleinen Schrein und es vergeht wirklich kein Tag an dem ich nicht an euch denke.

Nice Guy: The Reaper. He does what he can to comfort and help animals. He does not enjoy claiming souls. In "In A Bit," a mother orangutan runs away from Death while holding her baby, trying desperately to find a good home for the two of them in the remains of a deforested ruin. The baby orangutan ends up dying and being buried by the mother.Not So Above It All: Of a sort. Death is usually pretty grounded and reserved, and takes his duties very seriously. But when he and Life briefly exchanged roles, he was nothing short of ecstatic during that time and was eager to experiment with the creation of new life and stretch the limits of what he could accomplish, which, at the very least, ended up resulting in the creation of the platypus. Not So Stoic: Death, despite being pretty saddened by the deaths of the animals in the comics, is usually pretty subdued in his behavior. However, he emotes very strongly on two occasions: Our beautiful planet is home to 8.7 million species. Animals that walk, crawl, fly, swim, and all of which, in one way or another, enrich our daily lives. 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.