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So, a rock statue building challenge. Wait a minute, season 4? Yeah I remember now, this one happened after something, something important to me. Hmm... Anyways, for completely no reason without any simbolism, Movie Script built a statue of some cookie container guy, he himself doesn't even know who he's building. Before I talk about the actual statue, let's talk about the way Movie Script collected the stones (there's also some sabotage involved).

Script noticed a cave with a lot of materials that interested him, the only problem was that it was on the top of a cliff, so he decided to climb it. Not to waste time, he devised a plan to climb the cliff and collect a bunch of rocks at the same time. He grabbed a giant bag that he put on his shoulders like a backpack. He also wore handmade sandals with nails at the bottom of them. He used a rope with a hook so he could start climbing. His big plan was, while climbing, using the sandals to chip away at the rocks. Those rocks then start falling into the bag. This is an easy way to get a lot of rocks while climbing up the cliff. It also sabotages opposing objects cause it makes the cliff harder to climb. After getting up the cliff and collecting all the cave materials (I'll talk about that later), Script used the last thing he brought with himself: a parachute made out of giant leaves he found in a nearby forest. He tied it around his waist and then he started to go down, he used his sandals to kick away any opposing objects. He also chucked a couple of spare rocks at the ones that were farther away from him. Now lets move onto the statue itself.

This statue is clearly supposed to represent -someone- peacefuly meditating on a small mountain. Movie Script used 3 different types of rock. The first one was smooth purple-ish rock that he carved out in bowl like shape. He used a tougher, red rock for the weird circle thing. He also carved out a face in it. The dough like thing was made out of softer rocks. Now, the first thing he grabbed from the cave was a couple of small gemstones that were used for the chocolate chips. The headband was made from the same leaves as the parachute. To give the statue a more natural feeling, Movie Script covered the stand with some leaves and flowers. The other thing he got form the cave were some stalagmites that he used for the limbs. They were pretty fresh, so they stuck together easily. For the last detail, behind the headband there's a slit through which you can pour water. The water procceds to go through a heater which is placed inside of the bowl. This heats the water up to tea temperature which is of course used for, well, tea. The stalagmite legs are actually used to guide the water to the desired location. (Movie Script polished everything before counstruction, so you wont get anything gross in your tea) At the end of the mountain there's a handmate teapot (with the tea leaves inside of it of course) awaitng for the water. What's the purpose of this? First, it adds an extra detail to the mountain to make the design richer and less bare. Second, it gives the statue the pleasent smell of urbal tea. And last, you get a nice drink after all that hard work of building the statue.

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So, a rock statue building challenge. Wait a minute, season 4? Yeah I remember now, this one happened after something, something important to me. Hmm... Anyways, for completely no reason without any simbolism, Movie Script built a statue of some cookie container guy, he himself doesn't even know who he's building. Before I talk about the actual statue, let's talk about the way Movie Script collected the stones (there's also some sabotage involved).

Script noticed a cave with a lot of materials that interested him, the only problem was that it was on the top of a cliff, so he decided to climb it. Not to waste time, he devised a plan to climb the cliff and collect a bunch of rocks at the same time. He grabbed a giant bag that he put on his shoulders like a backpack. He also wore handmade sandals with nails at the bottom of them. He used a rope with a hook so he could start climbing. His big plan was, while climbing, using the sandals to chip away at the rocks. Those rocks then start falling into the bag. This is an easy way to get a lot of rocks while climbing up the cliff. It also sabotages opposing objects cause it makes the cliff harder to climb. After getting up the cliff and collecting all the cave materials (I'll talk about that later), Script used the last thing he brought with himself: a parachute made out of giant leaves he found in a nearby forest. He tied it around his waist and then he started to go down, he used his sandals to kick away any opposing objects. He also chucked a couple of spare rocks at the ones that were farther away from him. Now lets move onto the statue itself.

This statue is clearly supposed to represent -someone- peacefuly meditating on a small mountain. Movie Script used 3 different types of rock. The first one was smooth purple-ish rock that he carved out in bowl like shape. He used a tougher, red rock for the weird circle thing. He also carved out a face in it. The dough like thing was made out of softer rocks. Now, the first thing he grabbed from the cave was a couple of small gemstones that were used for the chocolate chips. The headband was made from the same leaves as the parachute. To give the statue a more natural feeling, Movie Script covered the stand with some leaves and flowers. The other thing he got form the cave were some stalagmites that he used for the limbs. They were pretty fresh, so they stuck together easily. For the last detail, behind the headband there's a slit through which you can pour water. The water procceds to go through a heater which is placed inside of the bowl. This heats the water up to tea temperature which is of course used for, well, tea. The stalagmite legs are actually used to guide the water to the desired location. (Movie Script polished everything before counstruction, so you wont get anything gross in your tea) At the end of the mountain there's a handmate teapot (with the tea leaves inside of it of course) awaitng for the water. What's the purpose of this? First, it adds an extra detail to the mountain to make the design richer and less bare. Second, it gives the statue the pleasent smell of urbal tea. And last, you get a nice drink after all that hard work of building the statue.