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Here we go beyond the waiting in line, where souls reside. Each one shapes the environment around itself in the same way it shaped the body, and King Regolo chose solitude and confinement for the lack of care he gave to others in life.More of a symbolic nude this time, he. Sadly, I could hold myself from giving him a thick knob. Sorry if this ruins the melancholy of the image.But yeah, this is the father of King Sanmarco, the founder of the nation he has been reigning for the past 400 hundred years. Did he expect to have an immortal son? No, he didn't even expect to have him on the throne, since he wasn't the son of his royal consort. He expected to plan his life, his family, and his nation like the pieces of a chessboard, and discovered too late they were people with their wants and agency.He died alone, despised by his consort and all of his sons, and despite his figure is still beloved and celebrated (the reason why he passed quickly beyond the waiting line) he still feels like the right place for him is a lone chamber in the top of a promontory.Will the hero try to help him move on?

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Vivid Syntax

This is a beautiful, melancholy piece. Well done.

Rodney Talon

I wonder what moving on means here