☀️ Arselia and Akonia

- The point is that ancestors should be respected; this is the foundation of any healthy society, and in this case, we are talking about the founder of our entire philosophy, so... I'm not sure this is an appropriate image.

-- People show respect in different ways. Children who are quite obedient to their parents, considering their father and mother to be unquestionable authorities, even boasting about them to their peers in terms of their strength, skill, beauty, and professionalism... are most likely to draw ovals with arms and legs, representing mom and dad, to the best of their childish ability. It cannot even occur to them that an insufficiently grand drawing can diminish someone's dignity. On the contrary, by creating these simple pencil drawings, children clearly remember all the positive qualities of their parents. And also how much their immediate ancestors are superior to them in everything; this is precisely what inspires their creativity. In my opinion, such a simple attitude towards life is a great blessing.)

-- Another question is that if you absolutely need to adhere to a certain predetermined image, and your vision is significantly different, then there's nothing you can do; a rule is a rule. I understand that too.

The next piece of art turns out to be a work by Lamarck himself.

-- Wow, Sir Lamarck... Who is he hiding from here? And who is he hiding behind? Could it be some kind of admiral?