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The Apple of the Eye was missing, gone to disappear out into the world.
So was also the Keeper of the Maw, through circumstances of which I thought highly unlikely...
As of yet, they have not transformed into the hideous warped countenances of themselves of which I love so dearly. Though, their attributes still remain.
Their will to do my bidding, if only subconsciously.
Stories are still told of them.
And, though the settings, and the appearances, and the events themselves are changed, so is not the description that is put upon them.
Monsters.
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- Part 2 of Children of the Eye
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She dropped him!
After all he did for her!
The girl who would've been dead on a thousand seperate occasions were it not for him had the gall to simply release his hand when he needed her the most.
It was an insult to every single good child in this ruinous world. If there even were any good children left, that is.
Sometimes Mono felt like there wasn't. There was plenty of proof supporting that thought. It seemed like even the paper bag couldn't stop people from either treating him like trash, or use him as a tool until they needed him no longer.
Who needs a paper bag if people were going to treat him like that, anyway?
Mono sure didn't. And he would hereby stop being such a do-gooder. That's right. Starting now, he would never again do one more nice thing. Never-ever. Surely.
And if he saw that dirty yellow stain of a girl again, then he would do something really mean. Like pushing her. Very roughly!
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- Part 1 of Children of the Eye
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If you're reading this, you're probably quite used to Little Nightmares fanfictions, so I'll keep it brief.
This is a series that was originally supposed to be a carbon-copy of 'The Seven Year Nightmare', though is now much more of an original thing.
As you'd expect, it follows our best face-obscuring boy and our lovely yellow tiny gremlin and their complete and utter incompetence at thoughts and feelings, as well as how a certain sentient eldritch ocular organ wants them to once again tap-dance in their personally-outfitted little cages.
They've done a very original thing and broken OUT of those cages, see?
(Still tap-dancing, though).
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