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Here's Part Two of the "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" Time Setting. It's progressing from the announcement of Marvin Acme's death (in the morning of August 15th)...to the night of August 15th (when Eddie Valiant gets caught snooping around Jessica Rabbit's dressing room)...and to the morning of August 16th. During the morning of August 16th, 1947, Eddie discovers that the Toon Patrol painted a giant toon pig head on him as a form of punishment.

In the previous Time Setting post, I have mentioned that I was going to include the deleted "Pig Head" scene. Well, this is it.

For those who have seen "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" but have never seen the "Pig Head" scene, allow me to explain what it is. As I have mentioned it, the "Pig Head" scene is a scene from "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" that got cut out for a few reasons (which will be stated later)*. It basically shows Eddie Valiant being given a giant toon pig head mask...as a warning not to stick his nose into places it didn't belong.

I did feel mildly disturbed after I watched the "Pig Head" scene for the very first time. But after watching it more and more, I didn't really see it as scary. I just...accepted it in a way. Because of that, I felt like I had to add the "Pig Head" scene in my first fan fiction story. I kind of viewed it as the WFRR director's way of allowing me and every WFRR fan to come up with interpretations of our own.

Once again, I added the photo filter that I used in the previous Time Setting post.

At least that was the easy part.

The Pig Head took me all day to draw. It's officially my new drawing nightmare because of its pretty high difficulty level.

Up next will be the third and final part of the WFRR Time Setting. It'll basically cover what all happened on the night of August 16th.

*Reasons why the scene was deleted:
   -Would've slowed down the forward momentum of the movie (Zemeckis, director)
   -Looks scary (to some fans)
   -Takes away the deadly nature of the DIP (in a way) and makes Eddie and Jessica look bad (to some fans)

Description
Here's Part Two of the "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" Time Setting. It's progressing from the announcement of Marvin Acme's death (in the morning of August 15th)...to the night of August 15th (when Eddie Valiant gets caught snooping around Jessica Rabbit's dressing room)...and to the morning of August 16th. During the morning of August 16th, 1947, Eddie discovers that the Toon Patrol painted a giant toon pig head on him as a form of punishment.

In the previous Time Setting post, I have mentioned that I was going to include the deleted "Pig Head" scene. Well, this is it.

For those who have seen "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" but have never seen the "Pig Head" scene, allow me to explain what it is. As I have mentioned it, the "Pig Head" scene is a scene from "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" that got cut out for a few reasons (which will be stated later)*. It basically shows Eddie Valiant being given a giant toon pig head mask...as a warning not to stick his nose into places it didn't belong.

I did feel mildly disturbed after I watched the "Pig Head" scene for the very first time. But after watching it more and more, I didn't really see it as scary. I just...accepted it in a way. Because of that, I felt like I had to add the "Pig Head" scene in my first fan fiction story. I kind of viewed it as the WFRR director's way of allowing me and every WFRR fan to come up with interpretations of our own.

Once again, I added the photo filter that I used in the previous Time Setting post.

At least that was the easy part.

The Pig Head took me all day to draw. It's officially my new drawing nightmare because of its pretty high difficulty level.

Up next will be the third and final part of the WFRR Time Setting. It'll basically cover what all happened on the night of August 16th.

*Reasons why the scene was deleted:
   -Would've slowed down the forward momentum of the movie (Zemeckis, director)
   -Looks scary (to some fans)
   -Takes away the deadly nature of the DIP (in a way) and makes Eddie and Jessica look bad (to some fans)