Rock shift. Torch victim

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My rocks shifted ( my fault) and my torch took the brunt of it. When I picked it up it looks like it has almost completely separated from its base. Yesterday it looked like the first pic. After the fall it looks like the next 2 pics. Can anything be done??? Anyone ever have this before?
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I don't have much information, I'm rather new to torches.. but if it doesn't have brown jelly, leave it alone for now until one of these guys chime in.
 

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