what it said.

Little Dougy knew how much people expected of him. On walks home, his mother told him that he had to use the sidewalks because cars could run him over. Nobody in the city has a car ma'ma, he told his mother, It doesn't matter Deegie, she always knew best. He had to cut his hair and fingernails before they got too long because people might think his mother was irresponsible. He wore fresh new undies everyday. Keeping up a clean image was very important, top priority. That was only thing that mattered to Dougy.

Until one day-

The End.