Jughead’s character seems to embody “there’s more to it than it meets the eye”, and this is explored not only in how he approaches the investigation but also the events surrounding his personal life. Despite his cool demeanor, Jughead is just like every high school kid underneath his exterior — terrified of not being able to be himself, of people’s opinions and the fate of his family.
The girl with that wide smile on her face and who constantly tries to spread as much positivity as she can to her peers? We don’t see her the tears she subtly tries to brush away, nor do we see the look on her face when her heart is split in two.
She’s been taught to love with the love of Christ. She has a heart for people and believes there is still some good left in humanity. She may get hurt more often than not, and may be seen as a source of ridicule – but it does not make her any less whole.
We are not really alone;
We just value a deeper connection.
I am terrified of letting myself feel; of letting my heart get in the way of my head.
For the year of 2018, I pray that you learn to place God at the centre of your life.
Let us learn to celebrate even the littlest of achievements.
But you owe it to yourself to be enough for you.
Real love places God at the center of it all,
That even in times of adversity, or when love does start to fade;
He is the foundation that will never shake, shatter, or bruise;
And in Him, the relationship stands upright.
Christian faith is not about being perfect, it is about living a life of love.