In the bathroom, Jesus kneels to start the water, hands running over gilt fixtures. Judas would find this entire space to be terrifyingly extravagant. He'd be cataloging each and every inch of space and giving it a monetary value to purchase bread or to donate to a shelter for the poor. His dear Judas, as materialistic as Tony, though on opposite ends of the spectrum.

He might think on it later and tell it as a parable to his flock. They might enjoy the comparison but likely miss the message. So many do. Even the Twelve do at times. He tries so hard not to let it dishearten him.

"You mentioned waterfalls, from a song you admire? Let me begin. Let me cleanse you."