[ SECRET POST #5574 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5574 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Especially after the grieving women clean up his body to lay him to rest only for the stone marking his tomb to open and his body to disappear. Damn, that was a weird run of The Flash.

[(Anonymous)]

Anon, we're talking about readers who are literal children. A lot of kids in a lot of Christian sects learn from abridged bible stories in the outset, which are not going to go into that kind of detail. They're more likely to see Lucy and Susan being sad because their friend's dead - but wait, it's ok because he came back to life! - than they are to draw parallels to specific biblical passages. Not all, some kids are going to get it, but the unmodified passion play is not as common an experience as you seem to think, and definitely not as common as it was in Lewis's day.

And yeah, actually, "we went back and the grave was open and the body wasn't there" in particular is a pretty common part of resurrection in fiction, because one, Western society is just oozing Christianity and the imagery gets absolutely everywhere even when it's not being consciously applied, and two, that's pretty dramatically effective. It's a compelling visual.