By the road

[Loxuru]

“I will pay you well” Quercus replies.

“How well” Tree asks…

Will Quercus make Tree an offer he cannot refuse to take them down?
Whom of the crucified was still alive in morning?
What was Quercus planning to do, while taking them down?

Shall we ever know?

 

[Barbaria1]

Will Quercus make Tree an offer he cannot refuse to take them down?
Whom of the crucified was still alive in morning?
What was Quercus planning to do, while taking them down?

Shall we ever know?

hmmmm … question is …. Is it wise to admit I’m not dead? Or am I better off keeping quiet?

 

[Loxuru]

hmmmm … question is …. Is it wise to admit I’m not dead? Or am I better off keeping quiet?

It is indeed a confusing situation! Usually, a Tree story does not end before all his victims, be it hanged or crucified, are definitely dead! Better keep quiet and see what happens around you!

 

[Eulalia]

hmmmm … question is …. Is it wise to admit I’m not dead? Or am I better off keeping quiet?

Well, if you were to admit to him that you are dead, he might have a problem ...

 

[Wragg]

am I better off keeping quiet?

Keeping quiet?

You?

 

[Barbaria1]

Keeping quiet?

You?

 

[phlebas]

There is a flurry of activity as the sun starts to set. A mother and daughter take a last look at the crucified women, not expecting any of them to survive till the morning. The daughter looks at a pair of the women and says “What a terrible way to be put to death.”

She says terrible, but I sense she means wonderful

“So Roman women cannot be crucified” the daughter asks.

Now I sense disappointment. Perhaps it is just fantasy for her, but the very real vision of these women suffering and naked right in front of her must be stirring her young juices.

Nice scenario Tree