The Legend of Huh Dog

confused and questioning winkle

An anonymous young boy once wanted to bring peace and happiness to MBMS. He wanted creativity to flow and everybody to use their mind to its fullest extent. However, after a full grade and a half, it seemed that once dream was fading away. Minds were going numb and all creativity was fading for a teacher preferred “brainless state”. Stress was piling up until he got an idea. An idea for greatness. The young boy later came to school with tape and a mysterious folded paper. Unfortunately, his plan was cut short when a school security guard protected and thoroughly inspected the boys bathroom. He had never felt more discouraged before, but he kept going. The boy kept pushing through before he had done it. On a bland and uneventful Tuesday, the boy hung up a picture of a dog with a question mark on a pole by some lunch tables. It was quickly dubbed “Huh Dog”.

After his great success, the boy felt proud of his creation and wanted to reveal it to the others. Along with his friends, the boy went in front of the Huh Dog and started clamoring about its amazing detail, the beautiful expression being expressed on the dog. It was something behold. A crowd amassed and he felt that he had done enough to promote the amazing image. The boy went to the library and sat down, ready to study, before he was confronted by his friend. The Huh Dog was ripped. All of this. Everything. The Huh Dog was now gone. Never could it return. It ripped right down the middle. Our story ends here. Hope is gone for MBMS.

Except, our story doesn’t end here.

After the bell rang, the boy went back to his class. Just to check up on the damage, he peered out of the corner of his eye. A small, rectangular image was put up where the tragedy was. As his eyes focused on the image, he saw that it was the Huh Dog. It was back. He checked under and the ripped original was still there, but there was hope for place. Hope for MBMS.

Then it got taken down by school workers.