Monolith
J. G. Passarella
- Reading
- If the supernatural danger feels intense, pause after a tense passage and check how it is landing. You could also follow the clues about the monolith together, without needing to settle its meaning in advance.
- Themes
- Father and son: Angel wants to understand Connor, but work and their differences make bonding difficult. The setup places their strained connection alongside a need to cooperate, but does not establish how the relationship develops.
- A supernatural mystery: Demons are running through Los Angeles as investigators try to understand a monolith with two demon faces carved into it. The setup presents danger and uncertainty; it does not establish what the monolith means or how the threat is resolved.
- Worth knowing
- The story includes demons running through city streets and a threat serious enough that the pair must work together to survive. The intensity and detail of any violence are unclear.