Basically Madness Combat, but if it was verbose on the thoughts and kept the same level of violence... I love it (not a surprise considering Freeman’s Mind from Accursed Farms)!

On a more serious note, I was looking at the intro blurb and trying to connect it to the Rembrandt painting (The surgery of Dr. Pulp?). I was figuring that with a “Jack and the Beanstalk” attitude plus with @f3nix’s prompt, I would see a dark ending. And thank th’ Flyin’ Dutchman that it was properly dark and not, as Lorerunner would put it, darkier and edgier. Now face it with the fact that the subject got totu- sorry “tested” to all high Heck by less than competent “scientists” and well we basically have the same level of hatred found in a Grunt in Madness Combat. Now the physical-fighting prowess, hopefully more than a Grunt - but considering he “wants a party” and the such, he can duke it out.

Anyways, to get #philosophical now, the story (prompt+ending) highlight perfectly the cruelty of “scientific” testing on live subje- sorry animals can’t be live subjects. Why? Because some humans think not being a human means yer perfectly immune to pain - what a joke. But this post obviously reflects a Frakenstein response, but if Victor Frankenstein actually stayed with his “monster” and tortured the monster by bringing his other friends along. So this “subject” has to suffer every waking moment like an animal in a factory farm, yet has the ability to rain Heck for which the animals aren’t able to humour. Such is life for the both of them, a cruel fate befallen both and both will suffer ‘til they can truly be free and not be expandable resources.

Upvot’d and resteem’d!