Madelline S. Huston Analysis

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Madelline S. Hutson

Quite a bizarre one, but she’s certainly wonderful. From her wacky hair to her battered up Doc Martens, she’s an oddball you MUST meet someday.

Ingredients
-3 cups of vivid hair -2 Tbs. of 90’s influence -9 handfuls of self esteem issues
-1 swipe of lipstick -A smidge of smol -Cup and a half of “Cyute”
-13 Band Tee’s -7 quarts of edge -3 tsp. of crazy dust
-1 dash of Polish -½ cup of drag queens -8 oz. of internet
-1 cool septum ring -130 pounds of indecisiveness -A wardrobe of black
-A single skeleton -2 Green-hazel eyes

Prep time: An eternity Cook time: 9 mos. Time to develop: 5475 days
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FLAT. Not angled. An angled surface will cause the skeleton to stretch and get longer. -You’re going to want to mold the 130 pounds of indecisiveness around the skeleton carefully, focusing mainly on the thigh area and stomach. Once you’ve done so, sprinkle the 3 Tsp. of crazy dust all over the newly made body to create the perfect base. -In order to get the signature Madelline’s face perfected, you are going to need to put the septum in her nose at this point or else she will probably kick you. Place the vivid hair on the top of the head and massage and fluff it until preferred shape has been acquired. Now, take the dark lipstick of your choice and swipe it over her thin lips. Lastly, pop the two green hazel eyes into place

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