Arthur naturally knew that carrying that puppet doll made his appearance weird, and even frightening.
After all, the doll itself was designed by Old Charlie to scare people.
Just looking at it alone was unsettling, let alone being carried out on a rainy day; Arthur wouldn't be surprised if it made children cry.
But faced with that beggar, how could Arthur not use his trump card?
In fact, if time had allowed, he would have ordered more puppet dolls and scarecrows to encircle the beggar with them.
Of course, the one in his arms was enough.
There's a use for having many, and a use for having few.
Therefore, Arthur felt sorry for those he scared, but he did not regret it.
However, the scene before him made Arthur puzzled—
The puppet doll could scare most people, but it absolutely did not include infants.
Especially infants only a few months old.
Infants this age have not fully developed their vision and are highly nearsighted; they can't clearly see their surroundings.
