1. Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane in relation to Demian
... increasingly responsive to the sufferings of all living things around him. He feels every shooting pain as if it was his own hurt, and stores it deep within his heart. The supreme lesson of Gethsemane is to learn to stand alone and say, "Not my will but ... , Thine be done." Many times we must follow Christ Jesus upon that lonely Mount, and drink of that cup, until the lesson has been ... context this allusion is comparing Emil Sinclair to Jesus. At this point in the novel, Emil has gotten to the point where he is seeking his own fate and no longer has any companions. He stands alone and...
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- Grade Level: High School