Cursed be these metal hands, for they have become the tools of destruction and pain. Once tender and gentle, they are now a source of fear and harm. It is a curse that has befallen me, turning me into a monster. Though once human, I am now a creature of steel and harsh edges. These hands were once capable of great acts of compassion and creativity. With them, I could form intricate sculptures and bring life to lifeless canvases.
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Flower is a talking flower. She likes full-bodied red wine and profanity.
Flower is played by Brooke Breit.
Table of ContentsLife
Flower lives in or near the town of Hogsface. She was the flower for the Hogsface Mittens team, The Poisoned Blades. Her favorite solstice holiday is Honda Days.
With them, I could form intricate sculptures and bring life to lifeless canvases. They were an extension of my soul, allowing me to express myself in ways words could not. They were my connection to the world, a means of touch and understanding.
Cliff Incident
Arnie threw Flower off a cliff after their first meeting after getting frustrated with her combative conversation style. 1 After Arnie threw her off a cliff, Hogsface didn't have a Mittens team anymore. On the way down, and in the half of a year of being stuck at the bottom of a cliff, she used techniques from Oprah's book club book, The Hush-Hush Thing, to grow legs by screaming her desire aloud. Since the incident, she has decided to "turn over a new leaf" and stop being so negative. 2
But then, something changed. An accident, a tragedy. The details are etched in my mind, even if the memories are hazy. An explosion of fire and metal, consuming everything in its path. And in its wake, these metal hands emerged, cold and unfeeling. Now, they grip with a vice-like strength, crushing everything in their path. They are weapons, not tools. They harbor no warmth, only a chilling emptiness. They leave scars on the ones I touch, scars that run deep beneath the surface. The things I create are no longer beautiful, but twisted and grotesque. This curse has isolated me from the world. Where once I had connections, now I have only fear and distrust. No one can understand the torment I face each day, the constant reminder of what I have lost. These metal hands are a constant reminder of my own vulnerability, my own humanity stripped away. But amidst the darkness, there is a glimmer of hope. Perhaps the curse can be broken, and these metal hands can once again be instruments of creation and love. It will be a difficult journey, filled with pain and self-discovery. But I am determined to find a way, to break free from this curse that has consumed me. Cursed be these metal hands, for they have taken away my humanity. But I refuse to let them define me. I will fight to regain control, to find beauty and purpose amidst the chaos. These metal hands may be cursed, but I will not let them be a curse. I will find a way to transform them, to turn them back into the tools of compassion and creativity they were meant to be..
Reviews for "The curse on these metal hands and the sacrifices needed for redemption"
- John Doe - 1 star
I was really disappointed with "Cursed be these metal hands". The story felt unoriginal and predictable, with cliché characters that I couldn't connect with. The writing style was also quite dry and lacked depth. Overall, it just didn't grab my attention or offer anything new or exciting.
- Jane Smith - 2 stars
I had high hopes for "Cursed be these metal hands" but unfortunately, it didn't meet my expectations. The pacing of the book was slow and the plot was incredibly dull. I found myself struggling to finish it and ended up skimming through most of the pages. The concept had potential, but it was poorly executed.
- Sarah Johnson - 1 star
"Cursed be these metal hands" was a complete waste of time for me. The characters were poorly developed and the dialogue felt forced. The story lacked substance and failed to evoke any emotions. I would not recommend this book to anyone looking for a captivating and engaging read.
- Michael Brown - 3 stars
While I didn't hate "Cursed be these metal hands", I also didn't love it. The concept was interesting, but the execution fell flat. The pacing was inconsistent and there were several plot holes that left me confused. The writing style had its moments, but overall, it wasn't enough to redeem the book for me. I can see why some people might enjoy it, but it just didn't resonate with me.