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As many of my watchers know, I drew a picture a while back titled "Completely Broken".

You can find it, here... ---> [link]

Alot of people have told me they'd like to know more about the broken little boy doll in the picture...well, I can't write...so, I have a shit ton of stories trapped in my mind. His is one of them.
There's somewhat of a little story in the artist's comment on Completely Broken...but, it's kinda just an explination of who he is...ish.

The story itself is more of a morbid take on the story of Pinocchio. Buuuuuuut, it's kind of backwards.

It's about a toy maker who's son drowns after getting pulled out into the ocean in a riptide...he pulls what's left of said boy from the waves and peices him back together with what he knows of clockworkings and toy making. >__> So, basically, his son becomes some mis-matched mix between human and puppet...doll...ish...thingy.

His son winds of hating him for this and runs away to the place where every ten-year-old dreams of going....and where freaks of nature can find a home; the circus. (I know 'cause I was one of those ten-year-olds. Lol.) However, he never quite makes it there. Instead, he's tricked by a shady character into becoming a plaything for the shady man's 'clients'.

(Yes, it's sick...but, that's part of the moral. >__> Deal with it.)

Anyway, the so called shady man's 'friends' end up breaking the boy's flimbsey body and he gets thrown away... *Tear* At this point, he's just a lifeless broken shell...and, to a young man who will come to be known as 'Mr. Tinker' seems like a fairly harmless mass of broken doll peices. Well...at least at first.

Once Mr. Tinker gets the busted bundle of broken wood and mangled wires and gears back together, he finds a child's pure beating heart still breathing life into the tiny body. He also notices that parts of the doll are still flesh and blood... (This is about where 'Completely Broken' comes into play...)

Anyway, Mr. Tinker ends up fixing the boy...but the kid can't seem to get it though his thick skull that he's not a toy and once was a flesh and blood child just like the kids who play outside in the yard of Mr. Tinker's workshop. >__> And, our little morbid Pinocchio feels as though he's Mr. Tinker's toy, now...though, to the boy, that thought is as innocent as can be. (Even if it does seem dirty...)

Mr. Tinker wants to show the little boy doll, who he names Pupa (The Latin word for 'Doll') that he is infact not a plaything, but really a 'real boy'. ^^''

I know, it's hella cheesy...but, I came up with it in Highschool after writing a moch summery that was only 'Supposed to make someone want to read the story'. I ended up getting an A...but, the damn summery rooted itself into my brain and sprouted like a pesky weed. D: So, yes...all this crap came out of a single paragraph that had nothing to do with anything at all. xDD 'Cause, that's how I roll.

Buuuuut, the story itself is just a big extravigent way to go about a story of how someone with low to no self esteem can get sucked into the world of prostitution...especially young people, but someone who cares enough to show them they have worth can pull them out of that horrible situation.

So...yeah...deep message....blah, blah, blah. >__> That's right, I just went Steve Wilkos on you all. xDDD Fear meh. (My wife watches that show everyday...as do I.)

--->

So...for all of you who wanted to know more, there ya go. ^^ I hope that answers some of your questions.

If you still have some questions, or wanna comment on what I've written in here, go for it! I'd be happy to hear your thoughts and answer any and all of your questions the best I can.

Description
As many of my watchers know, I drew a picture a while back titled "Completely Broken".

You can find it, here... ---> [link]

Alot of people have told me they'd like to know more about the broken little boy doll in the picture...well, I can't write...so, I have a shit ton of stories trapped in my mind. His is one of them.
There's somewhat of a little story in the artist's comment on Completely Broken...but, it's kinda just an explination of who he is...ish.

The story itself is more of a morbid take on the story of Pinocchio. Buuuuuuut, it's kind of backwards.

It's about a toy maker who's son drowns after getting pulled out into the ocean in a riptide...he pulls what's left of said boy from the waves and peices him back together with what he knows of clockworkings and toy making. >__> So, basically, his son becomes some mis-matched mix between human and puppet...doll...ish...thingy.

His son winds of hating him for this and runs away to the place where every ten-year-old dreams of going....and where freaks of nature can find a home; the circus. (I know 'cause I was one of those ten-year-olds. Lol.) However, he never quite makes it there. Instead, he's tricked by a shady character into becoming a plaything for the shady man's 'clients'.

(Yes, it's sick...but, that's part of the moral. >__> Deal with it.)

Anyway, the so called shady man's 'friends' end up breaking the boy's flimbsey body and he gets thrown away... *Tear* At this point, he's just a lifeless broken shell...and, to a young man who will come to be known as 'Mr. Tinker' seems like a fairly harmless mass of broken doll peices. Well...at least at first.

Once Mr. Tinker gets the busted bundle of broken wood and mangled wires and gears back together, he finds a child's pure beating heart still breathing life into the tiny body. He also notices that parts of the doll are still flesh and blood... (This is about where 'Completely Broken' comes into play...)

Anyway, Mr. Tinker ends up fixing the boy...but the kid can't seem to get it though his thick skull that he's not a toy and once was a flesh and blood child just like the kids who play outside in the yard of Mr. Tinker's workshop. >__> And, our little morbid Pinocchio feels as though he's Mr. Tinker's toy, now...though, to the boy, that thought is as innocent as can be. (Even if it does seem dirty...)

Mr. Tinker wants to show the little boy doll, who he names Pupa (The Latin word for 'Doll') that he is infact not a plaything, but really a 'real boy'. ^^''

I know, it's hella cheesy...but, I came up with it in Highschool after writing a moch summery that was only 'Supposed to make someone want to read the story'. I ended up getting an A...but, the damn summery rooted itself into my brain and sprouted like a pesky weed. D: So, yes...all this crap came out of a single paragraph that had nothing to do with anything at all. xDD 'Cause, that's how I roll.

Buuuuut, the story itself is just a big extravigent way to go about a story of how someone with low to no self esteem can get sucked into the world of prostitution...especially young people, but someone who cares enough to show them they have worth can pull them out of that horrible situation.

So...yeah...deep message....blah, blah, blah. >__> That's right, I just went Steve Wilkos on you all. xDDD Fear meh. (My wife watches that show everyday...as do I.)

--->

So...for all of you who wanted to know more, there ya go. ^^ I hope that answers some of your questions.

If you still have some questions, or wanna comment on what I've written in here, go for it! I'd be happy to hear your thoughts and answer any and all of your questions the best I can.