The characters of the ALC are not necessarily anti-religion; they are simply against the particulars of the Angels cult. The author therefore associates religion with the term “cult,” while also giving the ALC characters the opportunity to explore what religion means to them individually. What, in your opinion, is the overarching message about religion in Hell Followed With Us?

Analyze the significance of Benji being Seraph, particularly considering his religious trauma and transgender identity.

Consider the theme What Makes a Monster. Compare Hell Followed With Us to other stories that challenge the meaning of a monster. A literary example of this is Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, though there are many other examples in books and media. How does White’s story continue this discussion, and how does it differ from other iterations?