Victorian McGee's Caterpillar Stuffed Animal

Meet "Victorian McGee's Caterpillar Plush" 

The Caterpillar has seen it all. Every wide-eyed explorer who wanders into Wonderland eventually sits before his mushroom looking for answers. He gives them freely, through slow exhales of flavored air. He watches them leave inspired. Then he watches them forget everything he said.

A worm once gave him the red scarf he still wears. The one with the heart on it. She transformed into a butterfly and flew away. He stayed. He always stays.

He's the first ever weighted Plushie Dreadful. That's not just to keep his butt planted atop the mushroom. There are heavy things inside this caterpillar, and they keep him standing upright when everything else would knock him over. The alchemical symbol on his chest is for antimony, representing the wild animal nature beneath all that quiet, exhausted wisdom. His favorite quote: "the horrors persist but so do i."

Ships with a sturdy tote bag reading "Life is what your thoughts make it" in a smoky, barely legible font. Because the truth is always there. You just have to squint a bit.

A plush toy in the style of something Alice Liddel (the original 'Alice' from "Alice in Wonderland") might have purchased had I, American McGee, run a toy shop in Victorian London. Probably right next door to Mrs. Lovett's meat pie shop.

Caterpillar Set Contains

1x Caterpillar 

1x Tote Bag measures 40x37cm