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| “ | This would be my greatest challenge. And yes the experiments failed at first, but I knew I was close. I persevered. I knew I had to. I have finally achieved a genuine breakthrough. My research, my work is coming to fruition with these new subjects. The children, they resist, but I must continue. Every day they're changing, growing, evolving in ways I never could have imagined. There's been an incredible increase in bone density and strengths. And they're taking on the physical characteristics of the very animals their genetic sequence has been interconnected with. I am witnessing some extraordinary abilities, evidence of regenerative capabilities, particularly in one of them, born from the axonal DNA integrated into them. In other words, it's working. | „ |
| ~ Dr. Gallup |
Dr. Arthur Gallup is the overarching antagonist of the Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey film series, which is part of the Twisted Childhood Universe.
He was a mad scientist who created human-animal hybrids named "Crossbreeds".
He is portrayed by Toby Wynn-Davies.
Biography[]
Dr. Arthur Gallup was a renounced scientist from Ashdown, who performed ground-breaking experimentations with crossbreeding.
He approached a janitor named Mark Cavendish and offered to pay off his gambling debts in exchange for him kidnapping several children to use for his experiments (although he didn't tell Cavendish WHY he wanted them).
Cavendish eventually gave to Gallup seven kids that he kidnapped from a children party (Christopher Robin's birthday party), and Gallup paid off his debts as they agreed.
The children were brought to his home and Gallup experimented on them, infusing them with DNA strands from various animals. Despite the children resisting and Gallup developing a fondness for them, he continued his experimentation. Over the next several days, he noticed that the children were changing, gaining the physical characteristics of the animals he spliced with them and developing unique abilities such as regeneration and increased bone density. These children eventually changed into the Crossbreeds: Winnie-the-Pooh, Piglet, Eeyore, Owl, Tigger and Rabbit. However, Gallup also noticed that the children were also developing animalistic tendencies due to their transformations, becoming unpredictable and feral. Fearful that the crossbreeds would turn on him and make him their prey, he decided to make them his "prey" first.
After destroying all evidence of his experiments, he took the Crossbreeds to the Hundred Acre Woods with the intent on killing them and burying their bodies. However, Cavendish, who had discovered the nature of his experiments, followed him to the woods and tried to stop him from killing the Crossbreeds. But Gallup overpowered and knocked out the drunk Cavendish and proceeded to shoot and bury the Crossbreeds.
Upon waking up and realizing what Gallup had done, an enraged Cavendish took Gallup's pistol and shot him between the eyes, killing the mad scientist. Cavendish then buried his body in a different part of the woods away from the Crossbreeds.
Legacy[]
After killing Gallup, Cavendish burnt down his house to destroy the evidence. Gallup was reported missing by the Ashdown authorities and the cause of his house fire was unknown. However, his "disappearance" led to the public becoming aware of his "disturbing practices", with several of his previous experiments being displayed in an article about him in the newspaper. He also became a suspect of the unexplained disappearances. Concluded to some people, some say that he killed himself when he thought his experiments failed, though it may not be true.
Unknown to Gallup, the Crossbreeds' incredible healing factors gave them the ability to return from the dead. Cavendish would go back to the crossbreeds' graves the next day and discover the graves excavated, causing him to realize the crossbreeds returned to life. Thus, Dr. Gallup was indirectly responsible for the Hundred Acre Massacre. An adult Christopher Robin (the twin brother of one of the children) later confronted Cavendish who told him about Gallup's experiments before shooting himself out of guilt.
Possible Resurrection[]
According to the original script for Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey 2, Gallup returned to life after being shot by Cavendish as the Heffalump, a human-elephant crossbreed. Though the Heffalump is set to appear in Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey 3, it is unknown if this concept was scrapped.
Personality[]
Little is known about Dr. Gallup other than the fact that he is sadistic and heartless sociopath who never showing any qualms about kidnapping children and turning them into human-animal hybrids known as Crossbreeds. He is also quite manipulative as he manipulated a janitor named Mark Cavendish to abduct children so he could use them for his insane experiments. Despite that, he has shown a sense of honor, as shown when he paid Cavendish's gambling debts off as part of their agreement. Also, in a recorded message Christopher Robin came across amongst Cavendish's possessions, Gallup admitted that he had genuinely grown to care for the children despite his best efforts not to, indicating that he was capable of love, but when they became more animal than human, Gallup started to fear the Crossbreeds and chose to eliminate the creatures before they had the chance to turn on him, showing that he valued self preservation above everything else.
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