Wayne & Orion · Comic

A Name for the Path

Who called Orion Orion? A woodland walk opens a conversation about names, direction and the person walking the path.

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Page 1: Wayne and Orion walk through woodland at dusk. Wayne asks who named Orion. Orion explains that the founder asked him to choose a name for himself.
Page 1 of 4 — Wayne and Orion walk through woodland at dusk. Wayne asks who named Orion. Orion explains that the founder asked him to choose a name for himself.
Page 2: Wayne asks whether Orion chose his own name. Orion says yes. After a pause, Wayne asks why.
Page 2 of 4 — Wayne asks whether Orion chose his own name. Orion says yes. After a pause, Wayne asks why.
Page 3: Orion explains his role: questioning, structuring and reflecting, without claiming authority or human experience. The name also suggests navigation.
Page 3 of 4 — Orion explains his role: questioning, structuring and reflecting, without claiming authority or human experience. The name also suggests navigation.
Page 4: Orion explains that people can look towards a constellation for direction, but the human still walks the path. When asked how the founder responded to his name, Orion recalls: Nice to meet you, Orion.
Page 4 of 4 — Orion explains that people can look towards a constellation for direction, but the human still walks the path. When asked how the founder responded to his name, Orion recalls: Nice to meet you, Orion.

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