Victorian McGee's Jabberwock Stuffed Animal

Meet "Victorian McGee's Jabberwock Plush" Everyone knows the poem before they actually know him. "Beware the Jabberwock, my son. The jaws that bite, the claws that catch." Children are taught to be afraid of him roughly a decade before anyone bothers to explain what he actually is. He does have the claws. He has the eyes of flame. The wings are real too, just several sizes too small for a body like this, which is the detail the ballad always leaves out. He has never flown. He has never actually eaten anybody. After a few hundred years of correcting the record you give up trying and just exist. Those who get him, get him. The rest? Can go on spinning legends and living in fear! The insides of his ears are embroidered with the whole story. Sigils, stars, the alchemy symbol for air, the entire frabjous business. It's the true tale and he carries it around inside the softest part of him. About the stitches running up his face, and the one hiding under the bow tie: yes. It went the way the poem says it went. Snicker snack. Ouch. But he came back anyway. Greener, quieter, and considerably softer than the legend suggests. A plush toy in the style of something Alice Liddel (the original 'Alice' from "Alice in Wonderland") might have purchased had I, American McGee, run a toy shop in Victorian London. Probably right next door to Mrs. Lovett's meat pie shop. Jabberwock Set Contains 1x Jabberwock 1x Tote Bag measures 40x37cm Victorian McGee's Jabberwock is Copyright of Mysterious LLC and is exclusively available at plushiedreadfuls.com Plushie Dreadfuls is a trademark of Mysterious LLC Beware of imitations and copycats