The man behind the mouse became famous in a cruel, and evil world. Even though life was succesfull, his final moments were unbearable. Like many dying people, Walt did not want to do anything fun. Which meant, that he didntt have the energy to do what life handed him. His disease, lung cancer, was messing with his mind, he was a heavy smoker. Smoking non-stop, day after day. But whatss really disturbing, is that Walt Disney quit years before his demise, so how could he have died from Lung Cancer? The answer, Secondhand Smoke.
One of Walt's Employees, were very heavy smokers. Smoking at show's productions, and at studio tours. Walt Disney demanded them to stop, but they yelled at him saying, "This is a free country, you got a problem, leave!". This lasted for 3 months, untill during a shows production, Walt Disney started to cough out blood. He was rushed to the nearest hospital, hoping to wonder what this means, and how to stop it. But after tests from his docters, they immediatley told him, that he had Circular Lung Escarpment, in other words, Lung Cancer.
Walt Disney in disbelief, sobbed with no sound. He stood in the Hospital for two weeks, because he did not want to go anywhere. In those days, his employees took over the production, but changed it. Instead of "The Big Mouse" the employees worked on a darker, and more sinister episode.
They created the infamous "Suicide Mouse". Without the approval of Walt Disney, they began the production. Even without Walt around, this project was eventually debunked, as a fellow employee took the tape, and threw it in the garbage. After Walts return, Everything was the same. He wouldntt eat, he couldntt sleep, he could tt work on his passion for making cartoons. Instead, he just paced around, But this was not the least of his problems. He later learned of the failed project of Suicide Mouse. Outraged, he fired his employees and went back to his pacing around. Now under 9 days to live, Walt was invited to a chuldrenss hospital in San Francisco, there he met a girl with the same condition as him. Walt made a promise that was merely impossible.
"When I am grown up, can you visit me again?".
Walt answered, with a tear in his eye. "Yes". Walt wanted to fulfill this promise, but just could not. Then, a day later, the little girl died. During the day, Walt felt dissapointed in himself, as this promise, was never fulfilled.
Now almost a week to live, Walt had two choices, die with a promise never fulfilled, or die without one. Walt had lost all hope, so Walt decided to let nature take its course, as there was nothing to die. He died, earlier than expected, due to his astonishing depression.
R.I.P 1901-1966.