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Scooby died of a heart attack. This widened the grandiosity gap in Shaggy’s narcissism. He could no longer project his careless overindulgence on his once loyal friend, who’d been with him since he was a kid. Further more, he was locked up for animal abuse – what with the drugs and all. As a last resort, driven to the brink of insanity by that gaping abyss, his self-worth, previously filled by the unconditional supply of Scoob’s admiration, he strained his mind to bring forth an imaginary replacement. In order to make this new friend as real as possible, Shaggy was forced to sort out the reality of his character and bring it before his own eyes, loosing half his mind in the process. There he was, this new pup, the true sum of Shaggy’s real world conduct. An emotionally adverse little puppy, who wouldn’t open its eyes, all blue. Shaggy wanted to feed it a gigant sandwich, but due to the circumstances, he could only offer his left hand, which it ate without hesitation, showing little to no sign of contentment.

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Scooby died of a heart attack. This widened the grandiosity gap in Shaggy’s narcissism. He could no longer project his careless overindulgence on his once loyal friend, who’d been with him since he was a kid. Further more, he was locked up for animal abuse – what with the drugs and all. As a last resort, driven to the brink of insanity by that gaping abyss, his self-worth, previously filled by the unconditional supply of Scoob’s admiration, he strained his mind to bring forth an imaginary replacement. In order to make this new friend as real as possible, Shaggy was forced to sort out the reality of his character and bring it before his own eyes, loosing half his mind in the process. There he was, this new pup, the true sum of Shaggy’s real world conduct. An emotionally adverse little puppy, who wouldn’t open its eyes, all blue. Shaggy wanted to feed it a gigant sandwich, but due to the circumstances, he could only offer his left hand, which it ate without hesitation, showing little to no sign of contentment.