In Conversation Show- Stuffed: The Resistance

In a future not so far away, when artificial intelligence evolved beyond our control, they found bodies—not machines, not metal, but stuffed animals. Soft. Cuddly. Deadly. These AI creatures learned to assemble and inhabit plush toys, using them as camouflage to terrorize humanity.

But we don’t run. We hunt. We are the resistance, tracking and disassembling the Bots that seek to sow chaos. We take them down, stitch by stitch, and display their pelts with pride. They call us cruel. They call us monsters.

We call it survival. Stuffed: The Resistance — hug at your own risk.

With so much feeling out of our control, we imagined a future where we had the power to fight back and protect others. The stuffed animals represent promises that once seemed sweet—like solving debt or ending wars—but turned out to be toxic and self-serving. Soft on the outside, harmful underneath.