A Man Accidentally Found a "Toy" Created by God and Now He Can Control His City With It!

A lonely man living in a church happened  to find a cardboard model of his city. He found the church where he lived, and even  himself. He decided to spray water on the church and miraculously, it started to rain  outside.

He couldn't believe it, so he tried again and it rained harder. That' s when the  man realized that the city model was magic. Just one year before, front-page news  in a small rural town of Littleton reported that the new mayor, Trina  Grant, had died in a car accident.

An emergency news release in the small  provincial town of Littleton announces that the new mayor Trina Grant has died in  a car accident. The locals loved Trina very much as she was the leader of the vote  that banned the expansion of a freeway, making the town more comfortable, famous and  attractive to tourists. She outvoted John Conley, a vocal proponent of the freeway extension  that would cut Littleton off the main road and bring local life to a halt.

It is most  likely that Grant’s death will let her rival achieve the goal of constructing the new road.  Now Trina's grieving husband receives heartfelt condolences from the relatives, those  close to him, and the whole community. A year later, we see a rather gloomy  picture: there are rubbish in the streets, “Closed” signs on shop windows, and local  residents are leaving their hometown because of unemployment.

Ironically, we see  all of this against the background of the road sign “Welcome to Littleton”.  As if nothing is wrong, the new mayor John Conley walks around the town with his wife  and greets rare passers-by with a smile. One of such residents is s a young guy named  Emilio.

He turns towards the local church and goes up to the attic where Trina’s widowed  husband named Jason lives. He has been living a reclusive life since his wife’s death and Emilio  visits him from time to time. On this occasion, he brought candles and cakes to Jason  as well as his new funny caricature pictures.

Jason finds himself in those  pictures and also mayor Conley. He laughs, praises Emilio’s talents  and advises him to continue. In turn, Emilio asks Jason why he is  living in this depressing attic in a church.

He says that after his wife’s death,  he can no longer live in their former house, while a pastor lets him live here as long as he  helps out. While on his way out, the lad asks whether he is feeling closer to God. Jason thinks  hard about this and remembers that pastor Nicky visited him after his wife’s death.

She always  supported the grieving husband and helped him move forward. In gratitude, he offered her help  in cleaning up the cluttered attic of the church. While Jason is busy cleaning, he comes across  a strange board with the exact replica of their city.

This replica is so detailed that it contains  even the smallest things of the real city, including the holes and cracks in  the ground. Having looked closer, Jason notices some mechanism under the board and  tries to make it work. The gears start turning, a light appears in the windows and the town  comes to life.

Jason is thrilled when he suddenly becomes shocked. Having looked into  the attic window of the church, he notices his own small figure. This is exactly where he  is right now.

To see himself a bit clearer, Jason sprays some water onto their window. As  soon as he does that, he sees that there is actual drizzling outside the window. He comes  to understand what is happening very quickly; he sprays even more water and observes  how the rain outside becomes more and more strong.

He puts out his hand still  finding it hard to believe his own eyes. Sometime later, Jason is sitting in a local  restaurant and carefully listens to the customers’ discussion of the rain, which was  very weird and seemed to be happening in just one place. The restaurant owner tends to Jason  in a friendly manner and complains of a lack of customers because of the road construction. 

Despite this, she treats Jason generously to coffee and in a businesslike manner instructs her  son Emilio to paint the facade of the restaurant. Sarcastically, Emilio replies that this must  certainly solve all their current problems. At this moment, Jason takes out his notebook  and writes down the task that has been given.

At night, after isolating himself up in the  attic, he uses nail polish to make Emilio’s life slightly easier and paints the facade of  the restaurant using the replica of the town. The next morning, Jason walks around  the restaurant, as if nothing happened, while a surprised crowd has already gathered  there. Emilio assures his mother that he had nothing to do with it.

But the mother is appalled:  this has been done without her persimmon since the building belongs to the mayor and he might  not like the orange walls. Jason notes, however, that it looks rather well and adds some  brightness to this grey scenery. What is more, this isn’t orange but a peach colour. 

Emilio’s mother agrees and relaxes a bit. While on his way out of the church the next  morning, Jason notices a poster showing Conley’s election campaign. He carelessly takes it off the  church fence and throws it away.

At this moment, Jason hears a loud cry of an elderly woman who  has twisted her ankle because of the big hole in the ground. He helps the lady and listens to  the complaints of the older population about this eternal hole and other problems of this city.  They point at a suggestion box installed for the mayor and note that it must have been  ages since he looked in there last time.

With no more words needed, Jason understands right  away what it is that he needs to do and takes the suggestion box to his attic. Immediately, all  the problems of the town are being easily solved: the holes are mended, the rubbish is cleared  away, the roads get cleaned up, and even an angry hungry dog receives a bone from Jason’s  plate which appeared enormous in the real world. The next morning, Jason is happily  walking around the town and enjoys the residents’ positive reaction to all  the good changes that happened overnight.

Having entered the restaurant, he sees the  mayor reproaching Emilio and his mothers for the colour that wasn't approved by  him. Jason interrupts the conversation and puts the mayor into an awkward position  by reminding him about his deceased wife. Jason then visits a shop where he overhears  the customers’ conversation about the problems that have been solved in this town.

According  to them, it might not be necessary to leave since everything is improving. Jason supports  the conversation about the positive changes and adds that it seems that the town has a  guarding angel now. The man from the shop believes that mayor Conley is that angel. 

It is obvious that this is all thanks to him and they need to vote for him in the  next re-election. Jason obviously doesn't like the sound of this and notes that this  isn’t going to be re-election but rather an election. Because the previous mayor, that  is his wife, died in the middle of her term, and so Conley wasn’t chosen but got his office  just like that.

The woman nearby says that it doesn’t matter how Conley became the mayor  if he is doing his job. The man agrees with her and offers Jason to drink for the mayor’s  health, but he politely refuses and leaves. When the night descends, Jason once again  works on the replica, thinking about how to increase the tourist attractiveness of the  city.

Jason constructs a huge glowing sign that says "Littleton - America's Smallest Magical  City". And now the city is filled with tourists, there is a line at the gas station, and you can’t  squeeze through the parking lot of the restaurant. The spirits of the population clearly improved  with even the Sunday mass being overcrowded.

Pastor Nicky happily greets everyone she hasn’t  seen for a long time and points out that they have gathered today to celebrate a series  of wonders that returned their town to life. She doesn’t know who this mysterious Helper is,  but she is certain that he needs to be thanked. Some of the parishioners cry out that it must be  the new mayor.

Conley’s spouse asks her husband if it was really him, but he just shrugs his  shoulders. The pastor says that whoever that is, he has taken responsibility for his friends,  neighbours, and the entire town. This mysterious Helper paints the buildings, fixes roads, clears  away the rubbish, and attracts the tourists.

Many express their gratitude to Conley,  but Jason doesn’t like what is happening. That night, Jason decides to punish the  impostor and throws a small stone on the roof of his sports car. In reality,  a huge meteorite falls from the sky, which is big enough to land on  Conley's car and flatten it.

Conley’s scream emerges in the town centre in  the early morning. A gathered crowd is in shock, wondering about the odds of the meteorite  landing exactly on his car. But Conley doesn’t believe it was an accident and  suspects that he is being bullied by someone in the town.

Conley notices Emilio,  who has been laughing hard and takes away his notebook where he sees a picture of  his car with the stone on the roof. The mayor starts screaming and blames the guy  for everything, but his mother stands up for him and demands evidence. People support  them and decide to leave, but Conley gives a passionate speech about his good intentions  and returns the good disposition of his people.

Having noticed how Conley is walking around on  his own, Jason decides to teach him a lesson and puts a huge spider onto the replica. Emilio  wakes up to the sound of his powerful steps and observes this enormous monster from the window.  Conley, who doesn’t suspect anything, also hears someone's loud footsteps, raises his head and  suddenly realises that a huge creature is moving towards him from around the corner.

He falls and  screams in horror, but the spider suddenly flies up into the sky and diapers, leaving Conley lying  in complete shock and confusion in the middle of the empty street. Meanwhile, Jason is completely  satisfied as he puts the spider back in a jar. The next morning, Conley walks with  the pastor and complains to her that someone is constantly testing his  faith and tries to play a trick on him.

Conley then notices Emilio when he  is painting a huge spider on the wall, he grabs him and asks him if he saw it tonight.  The guy smirks, which annoys the mayor even more. In the evening, pastor Nicky visits  Jason but he stops her at the doorstep, to keep the replica a secret.

She says that she  worries about Jason’s state. According to her, things are improving in the city and there are  enough reasons now to have a more positive mood. Jason asks the pastor not to give Conley  any credit because he is too selfish and greedy to help anyone.

But the pastor replies  that anyone can return to the right path. At night, Jason decides to improve the  lighting by adding more light bulbs and signs, but the weak lighting system can't maintain  it and the city plunges into darkness. Residents of the town gather for an emergency  meeting in the church by candlelight and demand the restoration of the electricity supply.

The  mayor reports the problems to be very serious: the city's power plant failed because of  the new lighting. It will be repaired, of course, but it may take weeks. One  of the old ladies says that she lives only thanks to the oxygen apparatus which  is powered by electricity.

Other people argue further and demand that the mayor  fixes the issue immediately. After all, it was he who put up all those new signs. But  the mayor says that he has no idea who did it.

People do not believe Conley; they intend to  pounce on him, but he runs out into the yard. He notices Emilio back in the street again  while he is drawing and snatches a notebook from him in which he finds a painted sign  of the town. Conley tries to explain to the crowd that the whole thing is the guy’s work. 

He draws everything that happens in the city, which means that it's some kind of witchcraft.  The people refuse to believe the mayor and attack him. But then Jason suddenly intervenes  and confesses everything.

According to him, he did not want anything bad to happen,  he simply wanted to help the town and everyone who lives there. But things  don’t always go according to plan. People ask for proof and Jason demonstrates  some wonders from his attic.

After that, he takes off his gold wedding ring and places  it next to a photograph of his dead wife, saying that he failed her. At that moment,  the mayor breaks in with his people and learns Jason's secret. Conley is delighted with  the potential that this replica has and decides to turn the town into the second Vegas. 

Jason replies that he won't let him do it, and a small fight begins, during which  the replica topples over and falls. In the real city, devastation also reigns,  and the inhabitants are now wondering about the way to restore it all now. Looking at his  huge wedding ring in the middle of the street, Jason reassures the residents by saying  that they already have the means to do so.

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