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[[WMG: 3 Is a boy and 4 Is a girl.]]
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** Perhaps other nations have their own forms of carrying on the human legacy, maybe even their own set of stitchpunks. [[CopycatSue Of course, this leads way to many a foriegn 9 remake story...]] [[Tropers/{{Ptitlevos5dvs8}} mine's]] in Great Britain.
*** Wait, what? Wasn't the original film in England? The coins on 1's Hat and the one laid over 2's eyes didn't look like any currency this american troper knows.
*** Future money. Half of ''today's'' currency doesn't look like what we grew up with.
*** Or alternate universe money. WordOfGod is that this is a world where the Industrial Revolution never ended, so maybe the historical cultural differences led to different decisions at the mint.
*** Which means two things considering the tank. Either this is in Europe, in general, or it is so different from out reality it is moot to call it America.
*** Wait, what? Wasn't the original film in England? The coins on 1's Hat and the one laid over 2's eyes didn't look like any currency this american troper knows.
*** Future money. Half of ''today's'' currency doesn't look like what we grew up with.
*** Or alternate universe money. WordOfGod is that this is a world where the Industrial Revolution never ended, so maybe the historical cultural differences led to different decisions at the mint.
*** Which means two things considering the tank. Either this is in Europe, in general, or it is so different from out reality it is moot to call it America.
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** Perhaps other nations have their own forms of carrying on the human legacy, maybe even their own set of stitchpunks. [[CopycatSue Of course, this leads way to many a foriegn 9 remake story...]] [[Tropers/{{Ptitlevos5dvs8}} mine's]] in Great Britain.\n*** Wait, what? Wasn't the original film in England? The coins on 1's Hat and the one laid over 2's eyes didn't look like any currency this american troper knows.\n*** Future money. Half of ''today's'' currency doesn't look like what we grew up with.\n*** Or alternate universe money. WordOfGod is that this is a world where the Industrial Revolution never ended, so maybe the historical cultural differences led to different decisions at the mint.\n*** Which means two things considering the tank. Either this is in Europe, in general, or it is so different from out reality it is moot to call it America.
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[[WMG:There will be a MyImmortal like fanfic staring a OriginalCharacter ParodySue named "0".]]
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[[WMG: The world of 9 is all in the Scientist's head.]]
The war actually ended long ago with the Fabrication Machine's destruction, but the Scientist, having given up on machinery and moving to chemistry, is still emotionally traumatized by the experience, almost to the point of going insane, so a small part of his mind, which is represented by the Scientist, took the Scientist's personality traits, made them into the Stitchpunks, and made them go off on their own to defeat the negative memories and nightmares that the war produced, with 9 representing the most positive trait.
[[WMG: The Stitchpunks represent the personalities of close friends and family of the Scientist.]]
** 1 represents the Chancellor, since 1 acts as a leader, albeit a not so good one, and although 9 reactivated the Fabrication Machine, the Chancellor was the one who had it built in his arrogance, and blamed the Scientist for it turning on humanity, and 1 is the most responsible for the internal conflict that occurs within the Stitchpunks, mostly with 9 and 7.
** 2 represents the Scientist's parents, as they taught the Scientist growing up, and 2 acts as a temporary mentor figure towards 9, and is overall very kind towards him. It was likely they were very old when they had him, as 2 is mentioned to be the oldest of the Stitchpunks. When the war first broke out, they were probably the Fabrication Machine's first victims. In the short film however, this could apply to 5.
** 3 and 4 represent the Scientist's two children, as they are said to be twins, and the historian part is that the Scientist taught them almost everything his parents taught him, and they were respectively 3 and 4 when the war broke out. They were capable of speech, but preferred not to, since the Scientist taught them that actions speak louder than words.
** 5 represents the Scientist's doctor, an inventor who spent most of his free time around the Scientist hanging out with him whenever he felt like it, almost like a best friend to him, but was blind in one eye, yet didn't mind it. 9 spends most of the film around 5, who acts as a best friend role for 9, and also has one eye. The doctor part is self-explanatory.
** 6 represents a friend of the Scientist who was an aspiring artist that was mentally unstable, and spent most of his time trying to draw masterpieces that has a meaning to them, but was plagued by nightmares that led to his instability, and the war made it all worse, completely dashing his dream.
** 7 represents the Scientist's wife, who was a tomboyish friend of the Scientist growing up, althought she wasn't a Tsundere. The two of them later fell in love, and married. His wife was also a world championship boxer who went on to compete in the Olympics, which explains 7's fighter nature, and was the most close to the Scientist, and defended him from the Chancellor during the war with a TheReasonYouSuckSpeech aimed at the Chancellor.
** 8 represents the Scientist's wife's brother, who was also a sporty man, and was rather on good terms with the Scientist, but didn't trust him internally, and threatened the Scientist with brutalization if he didn't treat his sister right. When she found out, she scolded him for it, and threatened him if he didn't leave the Scientist alone. He was also a world championship wrestler who also competed in the Olympics with his sister, and gave the two his blessing at their wedding, since the Scientist had earned his trust by cheering the two of them on, and stood by his sister during the war, in the hope that it would make up for not being there for the Scientist when the Chancellor blamed him.
** And last but not least, 9 represents the Scientist himself, as a person who was driven by questions growing up, and remained fearless most of his life, and was remarkably intelligent, since he was the one who made the Fabrication Machine when it was called the B.R.A.I.N, and constantly confronted the Chancellor before the war broke out, earning himself a enemy, like most of 9's interactions with 1. 9 is also the least flawed of the Stitchpunks, as the positive traits of the Scientist's personality. The Scientist placed him with the burden of restoring life to the planet, as the Scientist felt incredibly guilty for the Fabrication Machine's creation, and kitted the Stitchpunk souls with eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells in order to recreate life.
The war actually ended long ago with the Fabrication Machine's destruction, but the Scientist, having given up on machinery and moving to chemistry, is still emotionally traumatized by the experience, almost to the point of going insane, so a small part of his mind, which is represented by the Scientist, took the Scientist's personality traits, made them into the Stitchpunks, and made them go off on their own to defeat the negative memories and nightmares that the war produced, with 9 representing the most positive trait.
[[WMG: The Stitchpunks represent the personalities of close friends and family of the Scientist.]]
** 1 represents the Chancellor, since 1 acts as a leader, albeit a not so good one, and although 9 reactivated the Fabrication Machine, the Chancellor was the one who had it built in his arrogance, and blamed the Scientist for it turning on humanity, and 1 is the most responsible for the internal conflict that occurs within the Stitchpunks, mostly with 9 and 7.
** 2 represents the Scientist's parents, as they taught the Scientist growing up, and 2 acts as a temporary mentor figure towards 9, and is overall very kind towards him. It was likely they were very old when they had him, as 2 is mentioned to be the oldest of the Stitchpunks. When the war first broke out, they were probably the Fabrication Machine's first victims. In the short film however, this could apply to 5.
** 3 and 4 represent the Scientist's two children, as they are said to be twins, and the historian part is that the Scientist taught them almost everything his parents taught him, and they were respectively 3 and 4 when the war broke out. They were capable of speech, but preferred not to, since the Scientist taught them that actions speak louder than words.
** 5 represents the Scientist's doctor, an inventor who spent most of his free time around the Scientist hanging out with him whenever he felt like it, almost like a best friend to him, but was blind in one eye, yet didn't mind it. 9 spends most of the film around 5, who acts as a best friend role for 9, and also has one eye. The doctor part is self-explanatory.
** 6 represents a friend of the Scientist who was an aspiring artist that was mentally unstable, and spent most of his time trying to draw masterpieces that has a meaning to them, but was plagued by nightmares that led to his instability, and the war made it all worse, completely dashing his dream.
** 7 represents the Scientist's wife, who was a tomboyish friend of the Scientist growing up, althought she wasn't a Tsundere. The two of them later fell in love, and married. His wife was also a world championship boxer who went on to compete in the Olympics, which explains 7's fighter nature, and was the most close to the Scientist, and defended him from the Chancellor during the war with a TheReasonYouSuckSpeech aimed at the Chancellor.
** 8 represents the Scientist's wife's brother, who was also a sporty man, and was rather on good terms with the Scientist, but didn't trust him internally, and threatened the Scientist with brutalization if he didn't treat his sister right. When she found out, she scolded him for it, and threatened him if he didn't leave the Scientist alone. He was also a world championship wrestler who also competed in the Olympics with his sister, and gave the two his blessing at their wedding, since the Scientist had earned his trust by cheering the two of them on, and stood by his sister during the war, in the hope that it would make up for not being there for the Scientist when the Chancellor blamed him.
** And last but not least, 9 represents the Scientist himself, as a person who was driven by questions growing up, and remained fearless most of his life, and was remarkably intelligent, since he was the one who made the Fabrication Machine when it was called the B.R.A.I.N, and constantly confronted the Chancellor before the war broke out, earning himself a enemy, like most of 9's interactions with 1. 9 is also the least flawed of the Stitchpunks, as the positive traits of the Scientist's personality. The Scientist placed him with the burden of restoring life to the planet, as the Scientist felt incredibly guilty for the Fabrication Machine's creation, and kitted the Stitchpunk souls with eukaryotic and prokaryotic cells in order to recreate life.
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The creation of robotics goes much earlier than planned. The chancellor was actually the CEO of Buy n Large. 9, 7, and 5 are the counterparts of WALL•E, EVE, and M-O. Also, ''Film/TheWizardOfOz''' replaces ''Film/HelloDolly'' as the main character's superficial attachment to humanity.
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The creation of robotics goes much earlier than planned. The chancellor was actually the CEO of Buy n Large. 9, 7, and 5 are the counterparts of WALL•E, EVE, and M-O. Also, ''Film/TheWizardOfOz''' ''Film/TheWizardOfOz'' replaces ''Film/HelloDolly'' as the main character's superficial attachment to humanity.
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The creation of robotics goes much earlier than planned. The chancellor was actually the CEO of Buy n Large. 9, 7, and 5 are the counterparts of WALL•E, EVE, and M-O. Also, WizardOfOz ''Film/TheWizardOfOz''' replaces Hello, Dolly! ''Film/HelloDolly'' as the main character's superficial attachment to humanity.
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* [[BadAss 7]]s are daring, free-spirited, fun, enthusiastic, productive when motivated, and possibly reckless.
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[[WMG: A chronology exists between ''Film/{{Nine}}'', ''VideoGame/{{Machinarium}}'', and ''Film/{{Robots}}''.]]
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* 9 is where it begins, Machinarium is the evolution of sentient robots that live in a still-battered world filled with human garbage and their own. ''Film/{{Robots}}'' takes place centuries later, where the planet's been cleaned up and everyone's living peacefully...or so it seems.
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[[WMG: A chronology exists between ''Film/{{Nine}}'', ''WesternAnimation/{{Nine}}'', ''VideoGame/{{Machinarium}}'', and ''Film/{{Robots}}''.''WesternAnimation/{{Robots}}''.]]
*9 ''9'' is where it begins, Machinarium ''Machinarium'' is the evolution of sentient robots that live in a still-battered world filled with human garbage and their own. ''Film/{{Robots}}'' ''WesternAnimation/{{Robots}}'' takes place centuries later, where the planet's been cleaned up and everyone's living peacefully...peacefully... or so it seems.
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[[WMG:9 is a grown-up Sackboy from ''LittleBigPlanet''.]]
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[[WMG:9 is a grown-up Sackboy from ''LittleBigPlanet''.''VideoGame/LittleBigPlanet''.]]
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[[WMG:Going with the above, the entire film is an AU of WesternAnimation/{{WALL-E}}.]]
The creation of robotics goes much earlier than planned. The chancellor was actually the CEO of Buy n Large. 9, 7, and 5 are the counterparts of Wall-E, [=EVE=], and [=M-O=]. Also, WizardOfOz replaces Hello, Dolly! as the main character's superficial attachment to humanity.
The creation of robotics goes much earlier than planned. The chancellor was actually the CEO of Buy n Large. 9, 7, and 5 are the counterparts of Wall-E, [=EVE=], and [=M-O=]. Also, WizardOfOz replaces Hello, Dolly! as the main character's superficial attachment to humanity.
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[[WMG:Going with the above, the entire film is an AU of WesternAnimation/{{WALL-E}}.''WesternAnimation/WallE''.]]
The creation of robotics goes much earlier than planned. The chancellor was actually the CEO of Buy n Large. 9, 7, and 5 are the counterparts ofWall-E, [=EVE=], WALL•E, EVE, and [=M-O=].M-O. Also, WizardOfOz replaces Hello, Dolly! as the main character's superficial attachment to humanity.
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[[WMG:9 is a prequel to ''WesternAnimation/{{WALL-E}}'']]
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[[WMG:9 is a prequel to ''WesternAnimation/{{WALL-E}}'']]
''WesternAnimation/WallE'']]
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[[WMG: 9 and WesternAnimation/{{WALL-E}} take place in the same universe, a few centuries apart.]]
Aside from the fact that 9 is animated mostly in drab colors and Wall-E is in Pixar technocolor, the situation on Earth in these two films looks ''very'' similar.
* The Chancellor and the B&L CEO produced very similar news blurbs, though those belonging to the former are a more militeristic.
* Though Wall-E states that the humans left earth because they had polluted it, the CEO does put on a gas mask just before leaving during the secret message--the life on earth in 9 was also killed with gas.
Aside from the fact that 9 is animated mostly in drab colors and Wall-E is in Pixar technocolor, the situation on Earth in these two films looks ''very'' similar.
* The Chancellor and the B&L CEO produced very similar news blurbs, though those belonging to the former are a more militeristic.
* Though Wall-E states that the humans left earth because they had polluted it, the CEO does put on a gas mask just before leaving during the secret message--the life on earth in 9 was also killed with gas.
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When we see the machine after it has been made, it looks a ''lot'' like the modules that make up [=GLaDOS=]. Or it could alternately be [[TwoThousandOne HAL]] or [[WesternAnimation/{{WALL-E}} AUTO]]. Mainly, it's that they're all (semi)sentient machines created by man to do good, but become evil. Also, they all share the whole "one eye that glows red" thing.
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When we see the machine after it has been made, it looks a ''lot'' like the modules that make up [=GLaDOS=]. Or it could alternately be [[TwoThousandOne [[Film/TwoThousandOneASpaceOdyssey HAL]] or [[WesternAnimation/{{WALL-E}} [[WesternAnimation/WallE AUTO]]. Mainly, it's that they're all (semi)sentient machines created by man to do good, but become evil. Also, they all share the whole "one eye that glows red" thing.
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[[WMG:The Fabrication Machine has a very hungry soul...the soul of [[CrisisOnInfiniteEarths MANDRAKK!]]]]
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[[WMG:The Fabrication Machine has a very hungry soul...the soul of [[CrisisOnInfiniteEarths [[ComicBook/CrisisOnInfiniteEarths MANDRAKK!]]]]
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* 9 is where it begins, Machinarium is the evolution of sentient robots that live in a still-battered world filled with human garbage and their own. ''Film/{{Robots}}'' takes place centuries later, where the planet's been cleaned up and everyone's living peacefully...or so itseems.]]
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[[WMG: Each stitchpunk is one of the points on TheEnneagram.]]
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* I'm betting that she once looked up to them as father figures. She was even able to keep that kind relationship with 2. However, after seeing how 1 abandoned 5 when he had fallen, and how he forced them to stay in the cathedral, she grew more distant and bitter toward him, until finally she left. When she learns [[spoiler:that HE was the one who caused the death of 2, she's even more pissed at him, and it hurts her all the more because one of her past father figures had sent the other to his death.]]
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* I'm betting that she once looked up to them as father figures. She was even able to keep that kind relationship with 2. However, after seeing how 1 abandoned 5 when he had fallen, and how he forced them to stay in the cathedral, she grew more distant and bitter toward him, until finally she left. When she learns [[spoiler:that HE was the one who caused the death of 2, she's even more pissed at him, and it hurts her all the more because one of her past father figures had sent the other to his death.]]]]
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[[WMG: A chronology exists between ''Film/{{Nine}}'', ''VideoGame/{{Machinarium}}'', and ''Film/{{Robots}}''. 9 is where it begins, Machinarium is the evolution of sentient robots that live in a still-battered world filled with human garbage and their own. ''Film/{{Robots}}'' takes place centuries later, where the planet's been cleaned up and everyone's living peacefully...or so it seems.]]
[[WMG: 7 once had a father-daughter relationship with 1 and 2.]]
* I'm betting that she once looked up to them as father figures. She was even able to keep that kind relationship with 2. However, after seeing how 1 abandoned 5 when he had fallen, and how he forced them to stay in the cathedral, she grew more distant and bitter toward him, until finally she left. When she learns [[spoiler:that HE was the one who caused the death of 2, she's even more pissed at him, and it hurts her all the more because one of her past father figures had sent the other to his death.]]
[[WMG: 7 once had a father-daughter relationship with 1 and 2.]]
* I'm betting that she once looked up to them as father figures. She was even able to keep that kind relationship with 2. However, after seeing how 1 abandoned 5 when he had fallen, and how he forced them to stay in the cathedral, she grew more distant and bitter toward him, until finally she left. When she learns [[spoiler:that HE was the one who caused the death of 2, she's even more pissed at him, and it hurts her all the more because one of her past father figures had sent the other to his death.]]
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They enter and find strange technology, including several odd jar-like contraptions, rune circles, and a sort of ... computing device. [[{{Homestuck}} 9 just fools around with the cans produced by random keymashing, but 7 knows her way around a keyboard, and begins communicating with that rather energetic human girl she sees on the screen ...]]
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[[WMG: A chronology exists between ''Film/{{9}}'', ''Film/{{Nine}}'', ''VideoGame/{{Machinarium}}'', and ''Film/{{Robots}}''. 9 is where it begins, Machinarium is the evolution of sentient robots that live in a still-battered world filled with human garbage and their own. ''Film/{{Robots}}'' takes place centuries later, where the planet's been cleaned up and everyone's living peacefully...or so it seems.]]
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[[WMG: A chronology exists between ''9'', the video game ''Machinarium'', ''Film/{{9}}'', ''VideoGame/{{Machinarium}}'', and ''Film/Robots''.''Film/{{Robots}}''. 9 is where it begins, Machinarium is the evolution of sentient robots that live in a still-battered world filled with human garbage and their own. ''Film/Robots'' ''Film/{{Robots}}'' takes place centuries later, where the planet's been cleaned up and everyone's living peacefully...or so it seems.]]
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[[WMG: A chronology exists between ''9'', the video game ''Machinarium'', and ''Film/Robots''. 9 is where it begins, Machinarium is the evolution of sentient robots that live in a still-battered world filled with human garbage and their own. ''Film/Robots'' takes place centuries later, where the planet's been cleaned up and everyone's living peacefully...or so it seems.]]
[[WMG: A chronology exists between ''9'', the video game ''Machinarium'', and ''Film/Robots''. 9 is where it begins, Machinarium is the evolution of sentient robots that live in a still-battered world filled with human garbage and their own. ''Film/Robots'' takes place centuries later, where the planet's been cleaned up and everyone's living peacefully...or so it seems.]]
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[[WMG: The Scientist was a descendant of [[{{Frankenstein}} Victor Frankenstein]].]]
The Paracelsus documents were merely one chapter in ''[[YoungFrankenstein How I Did It]]''. The Scientist just didn't have enough time to grow nine [[OurHomunculiAreDifferent homunculi]] (or even one) that would be large enough to survive outside of the flask immediately after instilling it with life, and even if he had, it would have risked being susceptible to the poison gas.
The Paracelsus documents were merely one chapter in ''[[YoungFrankenstein How I Did It]]''. The Scientist just didn't have enough time to grow nine [[OurHomunculiAreDifferent homunculi]] (or even one) that would be large enough to survive outside of the flask immediately after instilling it with life, and even if he had, it would have risked being susceptible to the poison gas.
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[[WMG: The Scientist was a descendant of [[{{Frankenstein}} [[Franchise/{{Frankenstein}} Victor Frankenstein]].]]
The Paracelsus documents were merely one chapter in''[[YoungFrankenstein ''[[Film/YoungFrankenstein How I Did It]]''. The Scientist just didn't have enough time to grow nine [[OurHomunculiAreDifferent homunculi]] (or even one) that would be large enough to survive outside of the flask immediately after instilling it with life, and even if he had, it would have risked being susceptible to the poison gas.
The Paracelsus documents were merely one chapter in
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* [[TheMessiah 9]]s are diplomatic, soft-spoken, patient, easygoing, and at least try to play the role of TheHeart.
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* [[TheMessiah [[MessianicArchetype 9]]s are diplomatic, soft-spoken, patient, easygoing, and at least try to play the role of TheHeart.
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He just had a heart attack from the stress, or bumped up the timing of 9's ensoulment because the machines had just arrived and were using the gas (that's why he hadn't noticeably decayed, and was shrivelled instead of decayed). Souls with pieces torn off can [[TheDresdenFiles regenerate]], and the scientist would have survived the process and possibly been able to make more sackdolls if he'd been given time to recover.
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He just had a heart attack from the stress, or bumped up the timing of 9's ensoulment because the machines had just arrived and were using the gas (that's why he hadn't noticeably decayed, and was shrivelled instead of decayed). Souls with pieces torn off can [[TheDresdenFiles [[Literature/TheDresdenFiles regenerate]], and the scientist would have survived the process and possibly been able to make more sackdolls if he'd been given time to recover.
