How do you like “The Chiropractor”?
Question by Dustin R.: How do you like “The Chiropractor”?
I’m writing a horror novel about several sick people getting tastes of their own medicine. One character is a mobster who kills little children and sells their organs and body parts on the black market. I designed this device just for him called “The Chiropractor.” It’s a hydraulic machine comprised of twelve metal rectangles connected by hinges. You strap the individual down to the chiropractor. The open spaces, where the hinges connect, are where the person’s joints go. I borrowed the idea of The Rack from Saw 3. Each part turns 180 degrees until its mounted against the adjacent one whereby bending their joints backwards and sideways. It turns their ankles and wrists inwards, until they’re rubbing their inner forearms and forelegs, and hyperextends the knees and elbows until they’re flush against their quadriceps and triceps. Then it hyperabducts the hips and shoulders until the outer thighs are flush against the rib cages and the shoulders are separated. Finally, it bends their spine backwards until it snaps like a toothpick. The Rack in Saw 3 twists the person’s joints. My Chiropractor bends them sideways and backwards. It may not snap all the person’s bones, but what it will do is tear the living hell out of all the ligaments and whatnot. How do you like The Chiropractor?
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Answer by jessi lynn
as long as i don’t have to see it in action, i’m cool with it
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yuck.
Sounds like Kafka’s ‘Penal-Colony’ where there was some horrible skin-writing machine which chewed away slowly at a prisoner’s skin.
People are sure fascinated by torture – no wonder Li’l Bush isn’t in federal prison yet for torturing helpless prisoners. People struggle to feel the pain of others – one wonders why?