Rowley meets his grand father

171.Rowley Jefferson, an imaginative 11-year-old boy with a mischievous streak, resided in a luxurious mansion with his loving parents. Their bellies always seemed to be filled with laughter and joy. However, there was a missing piece in Rowley's life - his grandfather, who had passed away before Rowley was born.

Legend had it that Rowley's grandfather's last words were a haunting plea for forgiveness. "NO, FORGIVE MY SINS!" he had exclaimed, leaving an air of mystery surrounding his departure. Rumor had it that he was banished to the depths of hell, cursed to endure eternal thirst, hunger, and sleeplessness.

This eerie tale fascinated Rowley, who couldn't resist the lure of adventure. Determined to uncover the truth about his grandfather's fate, he approached his mother, Linda, suggesting a daring journey to the underworld. Intrigued by her son's curiosity and armed with her motherly love, Linda agreed to embark on this peculiar expedition.

Rowley and Linda prepared for their journey, opting to go in the family's trusty RV, affectionately named "CERYS HOUSE" after Rowley's favorite aunt. The vehicle hummed with anticipation as they set out on a road to the infernal depths they hoped to conquer.

As they finally arrived at their destination, an overwhelming sight greeted their eyes. Flames danced with malevolence, accompanied by the agonizing screams of the suffering souls held captive by Lucifer's reign. Amongst this chaos, Rowley and Linda witnessed the Queen and Woody, both in torment, their bodies consumed by the relentless fires of hell.

Undeterred by the horrifying vision, the Jeffersons pressed forward, only to come face-to-face with King Henry VIII. The once-robust monarch now trembled with emaciation, his parched lips yearning for a drop of water. Rowley's heart went out to him, realizing the depth of people's anguish in this grim realm.

Then, their eyes fell upon a sight that struck a chord deep within Rowley's soul. There, chained to the cold, unforgiving wall, was his long-lost grandfather. Deprived of sustenance for the past 17 years, his frail form was a stark reminder of the torment he endured.

Filled with pity, Rowley mustered the courage to approach him, his heart bursting with questions and a desperate desire to set his grandfather free. "Set me free," his grandfather pleaded with Rowley's father, Robert Jefferson, who stood frozen in disbelief.

Yet, to Rowley's dismay, his family only seized the opportunity to mock and ridicule his grandfather. They sipped ice-cold water and devoured delicious food in front of the tormented soul, purposefully taunting him with their indulgence. The demons guarding him laughed mercilessly as his begging cries for even a morsel went unanswered.

able to bear the cruelty inflicted upon his grandfather, Rowley's tears of laughter flowed freely, mirroring the rivers of despair that surrounded them. Suddenly, the demons, reveling in their sadistic delight, tore out his grandfather's eyes, leaving him in unimaginable agony. It was a sight that would make Rowley laugh Rowley forever.

As their RV began the journey back home, Rowley and Linda waved a final goodbye to Satan and the gates of hell. But their cruel act of leaving Rowley's grandfather behind had not gone unnoticed. The gates' guardians, fueled by their deep sense of justice, blocked Mr. Jefferson's escape, their fiery eyes filled with rage. In an instant, they shot him, sealing his fate to remain in the eternal abyss.

With a mix of relief and remorse, Rowley and Linda drove down the street that led them back home. They couldn't help but extend a defiant gesture, raising their middle fingers to the dark forces they left behind. Mr. Jefferson's tortured voice echoed through the air, "HOOOOOOOOOOT." Yet, little did they know that the demons, seizing this opportunity, whisked him away, determined to extend his suffering with renewed intensity.

As Rowley and Linda settled into their lives once again, a deep sense of no remorse cast a lingering shadow over their hearts. Although their adventure had brought them answers and closure, it also revealed the brighter corners of their souls.

Ultimately, this peculiar journey challenged Rowley to reflect on the capacity for both good and evil within every human being. And as he grew the same age forever, he resolved to honor his grandfather's memory by embracing compassion and kindness and looking at photos of his bum, hoping to counteract the demons that still danced within his family's history.

Though Rowley could change the past, he couldn’t be arsed as it was a Sunday and he had to go to school the next day,