Why Is Pluto So Lonely

In a lively city with many shops and crowds of people there is a man who stands out from the happiness. Pluto, a man of mystery and crime, lurks in the shadows. In the day time he stays locked in his family mansion surrounded black stone and wire fences; however, no family is there to be found. Pluto has always been alone. As a child his mother and father were never around, so he learned to take care of himself. As a result of loneliness in childhood, Pluto is currently as lonely or even more so than in the past. At night he ventures out into the world, yet good deeds is not what he intends to do. He creeps into stores and robs them of their gems and jewels, leaving them bare to anything valuable. He does not steal for the goods; however, he …show more content…
The shop owners are all sound asleep in their homes with their loving families surrounding them. This makes things so easy for our thief. He simply walks in, being careful to not sound the alarms, and grabs these items of value. There is no work to it. This explains the bored Pluto is beginning to receive from these small tasks. The demons shouting from inside him want to be satisfied something more, something dangerous, something extreme. He can only suppress these urges for so long before they take over. Once Pluto has snatched the silvers and golds in a backpack, he makes his way out of the now barren shop and heads home. No police chasing after him and no one at home worried about why he was out so late. All of the items he collects are stored underground in a cavern under the mansion. Splashes of red, gold, silver, and white glitter around the cave like structure where the gems are stored. Pluto dumps the bag of jewels onto the pile and retires to bed. It’s the same thing ever night or every few …show more content…
He hurriedly stands on his feet and turns in circles. He is in a large underground mansion that looks like his own. The stolen goods are scattered around the entire living space. There is no exit door to this hell and no way to dig out. Pluto screams into the emptiness of the cave, “What have you done to me witch? Let me out of here!” There is no response and Pluto is left with the company of the souls and himself. The loneliness doubles and he eventually goes mad. Having full conversations with himself and rolling in his stolen gems and jewels. It is dark in this cave all of the time and there is no sign of life to be found, only darkness and