#fall fest

It doesn't matter is such a good song, and does it good job at Showing how The Mimic wanting to know what it's like to be Human, but it never will. It's a machine that didn't ask to be made or created and only wanted to make his creator happy only for him to take them apart. Now full of rage will kill anyone all because his creator wanted to rebuild his family, same family that he took for granted and ignored.

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Ough low quality art while I draw the more cooler stuff in the meantime :]

Fall-Fest. Hurricane's biggest Festival Celebration that only comes once a year, celebrating the shift from summer to fall, and preparing for the cold snap of Winter.

While many only see the fun games, autumn snacks and corn mazes, those who have been around long enough in Hurricane's history know what happened in August of 1922.

Fall-Fest was started in Hurricane in the year 1908, and quickly escalated into a popular activity for the town.

In August of 1922, however, a fire would abruptly start in the main tent holding a play about Hurricane's founding and the importance of Fall, costing the lives of many too slow to get out of the tent. This fire quickly spread and took 2 hours to be put out. With several injured and many dead, Fall-fest would not continue into later years until the 70's, where most of the incident had been forgotten by the younger generations, going back to the status quo.

However, there lies another factor to this grisly tale.

The Freddy Bear Show.

A travelling show hosting the show had paid exclusively to perform on the night of Fall-Fest 1922, hired in order to garner more attention and funds with their one-of-a-kind show.

A one-of-a-kind show that, in Modern day, would be heavily shunned.

The show in question starred a "Dancing and Singing Bear" named Freddy Bear. The poor beast had been forced to wear a bowtie, tophat, and was frequently whipped in order to dance to music that played on a gramaphone.

While such a show carried the major risk of endangering Audiences, the show's owners never questioned this as it still made them money.

Until Fall-Fest 1922.

Freddy Bear had become worn out and stressed by the performing over the years, and a single act of impulse by a child in the audience was all it took to set the bear off.

A lone child in the audience, who had thrown a single peanut at the bear for laughs and giggles, sealed the fate of the show.

Freddy Bear likely snapped from this incident, maiming his handlers and the parents of the boy who had thrown the peanut, eventually being put down by someone working for the Festival who had heard the commotion.

And many speculate that this event was what caused the infamous fire at Fall-Fest that year.

While theories vary and evidence is sparse, one question remains on the minds of those who learn about the Freddy Bear Show and its involvement at Fall-Fest 1922:

Was this the catalyst for tragedy upon tragedy?

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