The Purgatory Wanderer

By Charlie Brown
The story behind the drawing is a man forced into eternal life in hell, where his demons consume and haunt him. He covers his face with a skull mask because under the bone facade, are his dead, pitted eyes. He covers them because when you look into his eyes, you begin going mad; screams and shrills of the people he's tormented bounce in the walls of your mind endlessly, ultimately driving you insane, and once the insanity consumes you, you're forced to be a purgatory wanderer as well, endlessly searching for relief from something with no cure. His scars and hollowed mouth with flesh rips were contracted during his days wandering. He's sorry for the things he's done, and all he can do to prove it is to keep wandering.

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