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Ending: Boys Will Be Dogs was written as a way to cope with my own trauma, a way to vent my emotions out or escape the world around me to develop horrific ideas combined with my favorite creators.
Charlie is, in a lot of ways, a reflection of my emotions, though the story has blossomed past this and has become something which I have put a lot of passion and time into.
In the end, it was all about answers, a pathetic outlier burning a path of confusion and fear to an eventual downfall.
Schlatt and Mason, specifically, were going to be the two to kill Charlie, and yes, Charlie was going to die.
Desperate for answers, he'd sneak towards the room where they were being kept, the door piled with barricades.Snarling and huffing echoing through the door, he'd ask for Fluffy, his voice quavering, and a sharp yelp would be heard, Schlatt, yelping after being bitten by Mason or "Fluffy."
Pushing away the barrier, and ignoring the hurried shuffles and shouts behind him as his, he'd open the door to be met with heavy panting and a swift bite to the neck. But most of all, he'd be met with answers, and the stress of the scene would seize.