The opening ceremony wasn’t even supposed to be a parody of the last supper.

Whatever is the case, I was highly offended by the act (I am a Christian). However, I never saw it happen because I didn't bother to watch the ceremony. (I never watch the ceremonies anyway; I think they're pointless and a waste of money.)

 WJGthatsit is right; it wasn't even supposed to be a parody of that. Instead, it is a reference to the Greco-Roman bacchanal, which also celebrates the Greco-Roman god named Bacchus/Dionysius, God of food and wine.

I was still very cross.

Allez, Le Canada et La France! :D

Chuong: Canada did WHAT?!

Kirk: Yeah. One of our coaches used a drone to spy on the other team. That's a big stain on Canada's reputation in sports right there.

Marshall: Of course I think it would be appropriate for the opening ceremony to hire drag queen performers because this is Paris we are talking about. And I didn't see anything that was mocking Christianity in my views.

Zax: My favorite part is the horsewoman on the horse. That's why I and Juno went to a shop to have our customized knight armors made for us.

Serge: Meanwhile Burkina Faso is burning and our dumb homophobic Olympic staff was more focused on gay foreigners than helping our own teams. Perhaps after the Olympics, I should move back to Canada because I was born there even if my parents are from Burkina Faso. As long Burkina Faso continues down their path of destruction and their stubborn refusal to learn from Uganda's mistake, I am left with no choice but to let my homeland burn as I help a supportive country make the world a better place to live in.

Leo: *to Serge* Do whatever you have to do to protect yourself. *his silent thoughts* The big question now is this: does Burkina Faso have a parallel of me? If it does, then the nation will make the assumption they have sunk lower than the old Bendraqi. That's how Uganda felt when it realized Lyle existed.

Super C: If you do move to Canada, you've picked a good time to do it considering who is running it right now. Also, well done, everybody, in controlling your tempers.

Levi: Thank you.

Leonce: Likewise. The IOC said they accepted full responsibility for it.

Trident: I'm a Greek G-52 and I can tell you that the performance in question with the blue man is a reference to a bacchanal, which Greece used to have. It celebrates the Olympic's national origin in my country and the bacchanal also celebrates Dionysius, the god of food and wine. France has a painting depicting Dionysius as well. I think this whole Christian outrage against this is an overreaction to me and it seems to me that people have forgotten history.

Battle Bear: The horsewoman over the Seine represents Sequana, the goddess over the Seine. The painting with the singing head for the Gojira performance references Marie Antoinette, who was beheaded during the French Revolution. Yes, Christian values are good values, but at the same time, we must remember our history together so we do not repeat past mistakes.

Super C: We do thank you for clearing that up for us. The fact the Christians were so upset about it is probably because the Last Supper is a vital scared event to them. Plus, their doctrine downright condemns cross-dressing (meaning the drag artists) as well as all things LGBTQ+, but the challenge is how to explain that without coming off judgmental.

Cripto: Which has always been a problem for me. It's not just what we say; it's how we say it.

Leo: I can testily to that, too.

D.W.: So can I. I think we all have struggled with it, really.

Leo: Were you two upset by that?

Leonio: I was.

Levon: I was, too. However, neither of us were aware of what you just said about the bacchanal. Instead, it just led us to conclude that the world needs Jesus more than ever.