Stitch-Faced American Sweetheart (Zero)

[salimondo]

When I was six, the Patchwork Girl was my favorite of all the personages inhabiting the Land of OZ, which is the fairyland that most closely mirrors life in these, our United States. As her name implies she is made out of a crazy quilt. She also has dreadlocks, good teeth and too many brains (an accident). She is zoftig and tall by Munchkin

Comments

[firebirdgrrl]

Oooh, fabulous (also puts me in mind of the Big Idea female personifications--Liberty Justice and their sisters...)

Big Green

[salimondo]

Oh, we'll get to those girls too. But if you can't wait, start calling them now!

rags to riches

[ayrkain]

Celtic mythology similarly divides the land into 5 parts. Sometimes it's 5 equal parts, and sometimes 4 parts + 1 center. The fifth part was usually something overlooked, like farmers, or here: migrant workers. But when it moved to the center, it would morph into something superhuman and heroic.

scraps to splendor

[salimondo]

Exactly! Scraps is the disorganized or non-rectified form.

[lilchiva]

oh how I have missed you!

[salimondo]

Likewise! But real life is often better, isn't it?

[lilchiva]

no contest