The Bear is known for its notorious depiction of food service—grimy, discordant, and unorganized. This is interlaced with the few who dream of dishes that serve people beyond their nutritional value and provide an experience that pushes the boundaries of what’s “acceptable.” 

Delicious in Dungeon’s characters so perfectly fit in The Bear’s casting, matched in accordance with their passions, leadership, and use of aggression when it’s asked of them. If there’s one food for thought to be taken from either show, it’s, “For though I am free from all, I have made myself a servant to all, that I might win more of them” (I Cor 9:19).

Only when we yield our passions and ambitions completely, we’re yielding to the will of a loving Father who’s never failed to serve us. Humility brings harmony, and from harmony greater works will spill forth, greater than what we as an individual could have fabricated. Together we serve our brothers and sisters at our full delicious potential.

Editor’s Note: Here’s are comparisons between Zion’s art and the reference photos she used:

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Fanart Friday: Casual in Dungeon