Genuinely,how do you respond without sounding mad?

I want to create a PMC/User Version of Death Wish/Taken where a severely autistic guy who lives in a group home becomes a vigilante after his primary caretaker is killed. No one belives hes the vigilante until they discover his seemingly harmless channel,but in the end he is found not mentally competent to stand trial and is let free.

The same incompetent law enforcement that let his caretaker perish brutally has also let himself walk free. "he doesn't know what he is doing,but he likes it"

"He can't spell revenge,but he can sure dish it out"

My idea is that it's a satire on "men's action" where some random surgeon or architect turns into a killing machine somehow. Like how is this guy able to do all that. And my explaination is that he lives in a group home where a neglectful caretaker lets him sneak out at night.

The challenge was to make a mask that was scary and effective while still looking like it could’ve been made by a disabled person. In my original drafts this is supposed to be his “first mask” like he lacks the mental capacity to understand what vigilantism is but he knows that if he gets caught killing people,good or bad,he would get caught (though he’s unaware that nobody would believe he was the vigilante anyways due to his condition). So he constructs a “crappy” mask,but over time the group home teaches him paper mache so he learns to make better and better ones. It’s hard to make something look bad on purpose without it looking… bad. I was inspired by kids making paper Micheal Myers masks mainly.

The challenge was to make the mask look scary and effected while also looking like it was created by a mentally handicapped person. I don’t want it to be offensive as I am not a neurotypical person myself and i have researched and known many severely autistic people in my life but i also didn’t want it to look too professional as well.

@FUCHSIACARNAGE @snekrisp Wonderful Tim Avery pics!

I met a wonderful Polish lady named Miss Vicki, she’s 87 with broken English but she’s sharp as a tack and very witty! Her daughters are a lawyer and a scientist each! She also said my skin was like porcelain and that she loved it.

I met a wonderful Polish lady named Miss Vicki, she’s 87 with broken English but she’s sharp as a tack and very witty! Her daughters are a lawyer and a scientist each! She also said my skin was like porcelain and that she loved it.