Alfred's Playhouse Pt. 3
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Author emily-youcis
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- Daily 5th Place December 23, 2007
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Author Comments
This is the conclusion to the Alfred's Playhouse Trilogy.
Melting into the hole of self-pity from a recent cutting frenzy, Alfred gets comfort from the love of his playhouse friends. And, yet again, the playhouse is not all that it seems - except this time, Alfred notices it. Another 'penetrating' realization involving the eggburts means that Alfred knows too much - and has to get a visit from his alter personality, Dictator Alfred. Will Alfred stay in denial in the ignorant bliss of his playhouse, or will he face his painful reality, the truth? And more importantly, will Dictator Alfred take power over Alfred?
Reviews
Rated 5 / 5 stars May 14, 2013
This episode actually help me realise some stuff about myself. Over all ending was amazing.
Rated 5 / 5 stars February 18, 2013
Everyone who doesn't believe disassociative identity disorder exists should watch this series. I was skeptical of it before, but now I understand how things like that can develop in a person's mind as a coping mechanism.
This trilogy is a very well-told story of mental illness and abuse which most definitely deserves 5 stars.
Rated 5 / 5 stars January 22, 2013
well the playhouse was such a damn good saga, all around may as well be the one wich makes the most sense of it all. looks better, and flows better.
Rated 5 / 5 stars October 9, 2012
I have to say this is one of the greatest things i have ever witnessed in terms of story and animation. Horrific, yet beautiful at same time. It's like the mona lisa thrown into a woodchipper, splattered onto a pile of rotting flesh and left there for eight months. I love you for making this.
Rated 5 / 5 stars September 25, 2011
Magnificent!
My God... it's beautiful! The perfect ending to the Playhouse trilogy. It brought closure while still leaving us with a sense of disturbance. A marvelous trilogy. I bow to a great mind.