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M–O

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Morior

Pencil drawing of a grave and headstone reading R.I.P. A ghostly form is rising from the grave. Beneath the image are the words morior/mori.

 

Occidō

Ink and marker drawing in two registers. The top register covers one-third of the page and features three silhouettes illustrating a spear being thrown: (1) preparation with spear and right arm drawn back, (2) mid throw, stepping forward, spear overhead, (3) release, right arm outstretched. The bottom register, features dark-skinned, bearded man wearing a green skirt, holding a sword aloft in his right hand. He is collapsing backward, the spear having pierced his stomach. Blood pools beneath him.

 

Ōlim

Colored pencil drawing, of the back cover of an open book is in the bottom right. It's illustrated with a pointed wizards hat. A black magician's wand is laid across it; a green ribbon book mark dangles from the spine. A red timeline pointing to the right runs across the book cover from the left of the page. Another timeline is drawn above the book pointing left. Half a clock is visible at the left of the page. The abbreviations AD, BCE, CE, and BC are visible on the page. Olim is written at top. 

 

Onus

Multimedia image of a kneeling man, head bent forward, holding a globe on his back. Encircling the globe in two rings are words cut out from paper: competition, anxiety, comparison, perfection, have to be normal, note enough time, tests, meritocracy, be pointy, win all the time, social media, be the best, expectations, grades, politics, isolated, shiny, never enough, college, be well rounded. Below are written the words onus, oneris. 

 

Ōdi

Colored pencil drawing with odi written across the top. The o in odi is depicted by a splattered red tomato. Odisse is written in red-outline letters at bottom. In the middle of the image are two more splattered tomatoes, two yellow thumbs down symbols, two one-star rating images, two encircled red x symbols, and a large green graph arrow plummeting downward.

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