Introduction
This piece of writing takes place 3 weeks after the events of Child's Play 3. Andy Barclay is now back in the orphanage and out of that horrible military academy. Here we see him writing a little journal entry of the past events that has happened to him. Well that's basically it, I hope you enjoy it.
Andy's Journal
Over three weeks have passed since I was living in a nightmare for the third time. Sometimes it seems like it was all just a bad dream.but it wasn't, it was real. I am really happy to be out of Kent Military Academy and back in the orphanage. I still wish I were back home with my mother. I haven't heard from her in ten years. I love her so much and I always think about how she is doing and our memories from the past when we were together. Before she got put under special care, other than a mother I looked at her as a hero. That made me think about that day three weeks ago when I saved Tyler from Chucky. At that moment I felt like I was in my mother's shoes when she was protecting me from Chucky. It was a good feeling. Speaking of Tyler I just got a letter from him yesterday saying that he is back living with his father and big thank you for being a hero saving him from "Charles." Two weeks ago I got permission from the head of the orphanage to attend Whitehurst's funeral. I really do miss that guy; he was such a great friend and was always there for me. He risked his life for me and all of the others back at Kent during the paint ball tragedy. He will always be one my best friends in this world. Also, Kristin just got out of the hospital around last week and her leg is fully healed now. She is such a strong girl. I get the opportunity for a visit from her every now and then since I don't have many friends. I share all my thoughts with her including my past and the story behind Chucky. She understands me fully and doesn't think I'm crazy like the others because she knows that Chucky was real. I am always so happy to see her beautiful smile. She makes me feel so good even though I'm still trying to cope with all that has been going on. We try to avoid bringing up what happened at Kent with Chucky. With me and her we think of it as just a "dream" now. But her and I would have never met if it wasn't for that. I also get a call from Kyle every once in a while. I would have her visit me here, but the head of the orphanage doesn't like the whole idea of adults coming to visit a friend who lives in an orphanage. Now Kyle was a real hero, but she seemed more like a big sister to me like when we were living with Phil and Joanne. That makes me remember the Good Guy doll factory. Just thinking of it gives me an icy chill down my spine. The visions of those Good Guy boxes everywhere was like having a million Chuckys staring at you. Speaking of the Good Guys, I got news that they are no longer being made and the factory is down and demolished due to what some people would call "The fantasies of a disturbed boy." Well I am just glad that there will be no more Good Guys anymore. But, still to this day I have these fears of Chucky; I just get these feelings that I didn't kill him and that he's still around hiding somewhere. I try to not think about it and to forget it; it's easier for me that way. People say when you think the worst it happens, so I am doing just that. Now as I get ready for bed I dream of the day I will be back with my mother. The image of me seeing her helps me through the day. It reminds me that she is in my heart and I will always be loved by her no matter what. The only thing I can do is dream and hope that another nightmare never happens again.
This piece of writing takes place 3 weeks after the events of Child's Play 3. Andy Barclay is now back in the orphanage and out of that horrible military academy. Here we see him writing a little journal entry of the past events that has happened to him. Well that's basically it, I hope you enjoy it.
Andy's Journal
Over three weeks have passed since I was living in a nightmare for the third time. Sometimes it seems like it was all just a bad dream.but it wasn't, it was real. I am really happy to be out of Kent Military Academy and back in the orphanage. I still wish I were back home with my mother. I haven't heard from her in ten years. I love her so much and I always think about how she is doing and our memories from the past when we were together. Before she got put under special care, other than a mother I looked at her as a hero. That made me think about that day three weeks ago when I saved Tyler from Chucky. At that moment I felt like I was in my mother's shoes when she was protecting me from Chucky. It was a good feeling. Speaking of Tyler I just got a letter from him yesterday saying that he is back living with his father and big thank you for being a hero saving him from "Charles." Two weeks ago I got permission from the head of the orphanage to attend Whitehurst's funeral. I really do miss that guy; he was such a great friend and was always there for me. He risked his life for me and all of the others back at Kent during the paint ball tragedy. He will always be one my best friends in this world. Also, Kristin just got out of the hospital around last week and her leg is fully healed now. She is such a strong girl. I get the opportunity for a visit from her every now and then since I don't have many friends. I share all my thoughts with her including my past and the story behind Chucky. She understands me fully and doesn't think I'm crazy like the others because she knows that Chucky was real. I am always so happy to see her beautiful smile. She makes me feel so good even though I'm still trying to cope with all that has been going on. We try to avoid bringing up what happened at Kent with Chucky. With me and her we think of it as just a "dream" now. But her and I would have never met if it wasn't for that. I also get a call from Kyle every once in a while. I would have her visit me here, but the head of the orphanage doesn't like the whole idea of adults coming to visit a friend who lives in an orphanage. Now Kyle was a real hero, but she seemed more like a big sister to me like when we were living with Phil and Joanne. That makes me remember the Good Guy doll factory. Just thinking of it gives me an icy chill down my spine. The visions of those Good Guy boxes everywhere was like having a million Chuckys staring at you. Speaking of the Good Guys, I got news that they are no longer being made and the factory is down and demolished due to what some people would call "The fantasies of a disturbed boy." Well I am just glad that there will be no more Good Guys anymore. But, still to this day I have these fears of Chucky; I just get these feelings that I didn't kill him and that he's still around hiding somewhere. I try to not think about it and to forget it; it's easier for me that way. People say when you think the worst it happens, so I am doing just that. Now as I get ready for bed I dream of the day I will be back with my mother. The image of me seeing her helps me through the day. It reminds me that she is in my heart and I will always be loved by her no matter what. The only thing I can do is dream and hope that another nightmare never happens again.