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Morietur (The Puppetmaster's Regime) — Description
"The actors stopped singing, and were pounding on the plastic wall. Then, for some reason, they began to back away. As if some unseen assailants were coming towards them, they fled to the back of the stage--all except the little boy. The little boy who hadn’t stopped singing. Then, amid all that screaming and crying and shooting, the curtain flew out, and everything was in silence.

Due to that odd abruptness, the audience thought it was just a horrible ending to a terrible musical. We were about to get up when suddenly the curtain opened up again, revealing the stationary plastic wall upon which was a single light fixed on the little boy, Morietur. He had clawed his way through the plastic wall... we could see the blood on his hands... but... (pause)... the way he looked was... (...)

There were strings attached to every part of his body. We could all see his stomach... or lack of, anyway. It was like somebody had put a huge ice cream scooper in his belly. He was sobbing all over the stage, twitching and swinging around. It was a sight so unnatural looking, so painful and twisted and wrong... even now, I can't seem to wrap my head around how, but... (pause)... and so... and so everyone looked at him, not knowing what to do... and then he spoke...

"Help me... please... help me..."

Was all I could make out, and then he vomited and suddenly collapsed. The plastic wall lifted, and lights all came on.
We saw the rest of them...
They were all dead.
Every one of them looked exactly like the little boy. Everyone had those strings attached... and we watched as all of them, even the little boy... as their strings were pulled on. Their lifeless bodies rose on cue, and they bowed."
(from The Puppetmaster's Regime )

Now, to refresh the mind or inform the new watchers, I thought the first part of the creepypasta The PuppetMaster's Regime was another edgy thing with a gory ending, but its two sequels Act II and The Revival have seriously redeemed it, dropping the gore of the first part's ending and focusing more on the history of the disturbing musical, the people behind it, and the eerie mythos that seems to be behind it all, reading the final part of The Revival when the narrator pieces everything together and realizes what a horrible thing they're dealing with gives me dreadful goosebumps every time I read through the entire PuppetMaster's Regime story, what a way to elevate a story I was let down by at first, it has become of my favorites.

And it barely has any fanart so the stage is all mine.
The first fanart I ever made of that creepypasta was this fav.me/dcjre77 and I'll see to draw more than only one once a year XP
I felt compelled to do this because the only representation of that scene was this so yeah. There was room for improvement...