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Well, here it is finally. This is my cover for my upcoming story, "What Will it Take?" which I intend to write beginning this April 1st for Camp NaNoWriMo. This story will end up being the darkest and saddest one I've ever written (but don't assume you know what happens at the end!). It will also heavily incorporate a lot of biblical messages like my stories tend to do. This one will really emphasize the justice of God, and the saving gospel of grace. This story takes place in April of 1912.

WARNING!!!: Some details of the synopsis are very graphic!!! (I don't want to have to put a mature filter on this).

Some details:
Milton's son, Joseph (17), is guilty of committing a heinous crime. He is part of a gang that goes around and causes trouble around a the small town where he and his father, Milton (59), live. He managed to capture a member of a rival gang after a fight, and beheaded him in cold blood in the dead of night with an ax that he found to intimidate that gang. He gets captured by authorities, is tried, and found guilty, and is handed the death penalty. His punishment is set to be like the one he inflicted on his victim, but with a guillotine instead of an ax. While Milton is obviously furious that Joseph has done this abominable thing, he doesn't want to lose his only son (and Milton is also a widower, so Joseph is basically the only other person in his family now). Furthermore, Joseph is unsaved, and his death at this time would mean that he would be cast into hell and Milton would never see him again. Even though Milton isn't terribly book-smart and academic, he is able to convince the judge to allow Joseph one opportunity to pay a lesser sentence so he can live. However, Milton will have to pay a hefty fine for it, and he doesn't have the money to pay it. He has to therefore go far away to retrieve a rare and valuable item so he can trade it for the money he needs to save Joseph's life. That's as much as I will reveal for now, stay tuned for more later!

And before you write a comment stating this; yes, Joseph's mane is missing. He purposely had his mane shaven off in order to show off a wound he got from a fight that he won.

Oh, and I almost forgot this! Here is the theme for the story:
New Composition - What Will it Take?https://soundcloud.com/matthew-allan-1/what-will-it-take-2014

Fun fact: Diego and Milton are related. I'll reveal later how

Description
Well, here it is finally. This is my cover for my upcoming story, "What Will it Take?" which I intend to write beginning this April 1st for Camp NaNoWriMo. This story will end up being the darkest and saddest one I've ever written (but don't assume you know what happens at the end!). It will also heavily incorporate a lot of biblical messages like my stories tend to do. This one will really emphasize the justice of God, and the saving gospel of grace. This story takes place in April of 1912.

WARNING!!!: Some details of the synopsis are very graphic!!! (I don't want to have to put a mature filter on this).

Some details:
Milton's son, Joseph (17), is guilty of committing a heinous crime. He is part of a gang that goes around and causes trouble around a the small town where he and his father, Milton (59), live. He managed to capture a member of a rival gang after a fight, and beheaded him in cold blood in the dead of night with an ax that he found to intimidate that gang. He gets captured by authorities, is tried, and found guilty, and is handed the death penalty. His punishment is set to be like the one he inflicted on his victim, but with a guillotine instead of an ax. While Milton is obviously furious that Joseph has done this abominable thing, he doesn't want to lose his only son (and Milton is also a widower, so Joseph is basically the only other person in his family now). Furthermore, Joseph is unsaved, and his death at this time would mean that he would be cast into hell and Milton would never see him again. Even though Milton isn't terribly book-smart and academic, he is able to convince the judge to allow Joseph one opportunity to pay a lesser sentence so he can live. However, Milton will have to pay a hefty fine for it, and he doesn't have the money to pay it. He has to therefore go far away to retrieve a rare and valuable item so he can trade it for the money he needs to save Joseph's life. That's as much as I will reveal for now, stay tuned for more later!

And before you write a comment stating this; yes, Joseph's mane is missing. He purposely had his mane shaven off in order to show off a wound he got from a fight that he won.

Oh, and I almost forgot this! Here is the theme for the story:
New Composition - What Will it Take?https://soundcloud.com/matthew-allan-1/what-will-it-take-2014

Fun fact: Diego and Milton are related. I'll reveal later how