Fr! Veruca - Tumblr Posts
You know, since there’s an active fandom these days, I’ll reupload this:
Factory Rejects: pg 1 & 2 a post-tour WWatCF comic concept
We made these back in... 2014 I think? It was planned to be based around the psychological effects of the factory on the ticket winners, plus the recovery and eventual friendship between some very troubled kids. Because let’s be real: Willy Wonka was the antagonist.
We decided to take them down after we realised the story was partially mirroring our DID System’s introjects of said characters, and also after a particular subset of the fandom began to discover the comic.
There was one other comic page, which we might post another time.
Willy Wonka &tCF - Factory Rejects - 'Fool's Gold'
And here's that other Factory Rejects page from 2016-ish. We actually still really like the vibe of this one.
posting this is making me want to doodle the continuation more- not a comic, just scribbles. Like, we had a lot of plot ideas done, and they included a lot of minor characters too (we absolutely snuck west-end cherry sundae into this because she's fabulous) if anyone has any questions on it, please do send us an ask and we might doodle them out.
CatCFember - Day 10 - Veruca Salt
We only found out about CatCFember three days ago, so we're a little late to the challenge.
'05 Veruca & Post-Factory Veruca, by Dolly.
Willy Wonka &tCF - Factory Rejects - 2016 final concepts
How'd they all end up? Augustus got to melt in the sun, Violet got to sleep in the dirt, Veruca got to fight internalised ableism, Mike got back problems, and Charlie got depression
CatCFember - Day 13 - Violet B. (Factory Rejects)
Post-Factory Violet had a lot of confidence issues, and one most prominent was regarding her discolouration. For the majority of the planned story, she wore contrasting bright colours (never blue) and covered as much as skin as she could.
Her story- like the others- was very much 'coming to terms with change caused by trauma, and accepting that this is your life now'. She did, eventually; but it took a lot of time, a lot of internalised rejection, and eventually a support system of people who care (and fighting her dad, who was handling his own fear in all the wrong ways).