The Last Judgment

Set against the backdrop of America's struggle with slavery and the Civil War, the narrative centers on a dying, unconscious Lincoln, exploring themes of guilt, atonement, and retribution. The story delves into the complexities of shame and the harsh realities of historical vengeance, presenting a stark portrayal of redemption as uncertain. With a fierce and blood-stained narrative style, it offers a profound lamentation on the nation's original sin, emphasizing the weight of history and the moral dilemmas that accompany it.