I think it was very much in your face since the first chapter when the owner says not to trust anyone but the sheep and then Todd appeared out of nowhere. Extremely predictable after we see the coyote and Todd "hurts" his leg, but I wasn't really expecting Dennis to jump at the end.
Overall the art is absolutely gorgeous and I loved how in the end we see the title fallen lamb refers to Dennis, how he is representing the lamb despite thinking he's not, and also how all the symbolism could relate to religion (literally "the fallen").
I think it was very much in your face since the first chapter when the owner says not to trust anyone but the sheep and then Todd appeared out of nowhere.
Extremely predictable after we see the coyote and Todd "hurts" his leg, but I wasn't really expecting Dennis to jump at the end.
Overall the art is absolutely gorgeous and I loved how in the end we see the title fallen lamb refers to Dennis, how he is representing the lamb despite thinking he's not, and also how all the symbolism could relate to religion (literally "the fallen").