Every corner of the sewers was etched with a sob which echoed subtle whimpers across the haunting silence; a voice was calling a name. Faustina heeded to the resounding cries. The marionette was twisting and spiraling inhumanly—it carried a sad, sewn mouth which did not open even with speech nor cries.
Orwell mentioned the topic of marionettes in one of his lessons, as far as Faustina could muster to evoke. They were Warlock dolls created from dark magic by imbuing a spell and an 'essence' together. Orwell did not delve into the explanation of marionettes, but Faustina had inscribed it down— 'these puppets— not only can they generate illusions and nightmares, but also they can impose harm with series of consequential patterns; they could cause death, even without directly dealing it.
