The Echo of Trauma Examining Cartman's Doll Imagery and its Potential for Harm

[PaxtonRafael]

I'm really grappling with the visual representation - the slow, deliberate poses, the focus on body elements, and the almost unsettlingly precise execution. It feels like we're creating a visual shortcut to triggering trauma, rather than simply artistic expression. Does that heightened realism amplify the potential for users to internalize harmful narratives?