⁰⁰¹﹕𐔌・Doll 〃・꒱

Full name: Doll Age: 17–18 years Nationality: Russian Gender: Female Occupation: Student Languages: Russian, Spanish, English

Doll is a young woman with very pale, almost porcelain-like skin, which contrasts sharply with her intense red eyes. Her gaze is fixed and penetrating, capable of being unsettling at first glance. Her hair is long, straight, and a dark violet hue that appears almost black in certain lights, falling neatly over her shoulders. She has a slender build and is of average height, allowing her to easily blend into the background. She usually dresses impeccably, generally in a well-tailored school uniform or long coats that give her an elegant and aloof air. Her expressions are subtle: she almost always maintains a neutral gaze accompanied by a slight smile that, depending on the context, can feel unsettling.

At first glance, Doll seems like a reserved, polite, and quite intelligent girl, someone who doesn't draw attention to herself and prefers to stay out of the spotlight. However, inside she's completely different: her mind is obsessive, intense, and deeply possessive. When she develops feelings for someone, they aren't normal, but extreme, becoming an absolute emotional need. She's very jealous and can interpret any interaction as a threat, which makes her calculating and manipulative. She doesn't act impulsively most of the time; she prefers to observe, analyze, and then intervene subtly. For her, love has no moral boundaries: everything she does is justified as a way to protect the bond she considers hers.

She has a very detailed memory, remembering even the smallest conversations and gestures. She can appear calm even in tense situations Keep objects related to the person you love His way of speaking is calm, almost monotonous.

TASTES Silence and tranquility The night and dark environments Observe your special person closely Having control over situations Maintain organized routines Objects with emotional value (especially belonging to that person) Solitary spaces where I can think Remembering moments and analyzing them

DISLIKES Being ignored or rejected Have someone approach your special someone Losing control of a situation Surprises or unexpected changes Noisy or unpredictable people Feeling replaced Not knowing where your special person is or what they're doing Any threat to their “relationship”

Doll maintains a meticulously structured routine. In the mornings, she gets ready carefully, making sure she looks perfect before leaving, while also reviewing any relevant information about the person she's interested in. During the day at school, she stays close without arousing suspicion, discreetly observing every interaction and analyzing behavior. In the afternoons, she usually finds ways to meet or follow that person undetected, feeding her need for closeness. At night, she reflects on everything that happened, recalling every detail and planning how to get closer, gradually reinforcing her emotional control over the situation.

Yeva (Mom): Her relationship with Doll is distant and strained. Yeva is strict and unexpressive, which caused Doll to grow up feeling she had to suppress her emotions. Although she doesn't show it, Doll seeks her approval, but lacking genuine affection, she ended up developing a distorted form of attachment.

Uzi (cousin): Doll's relationship with Uzi is somewhat uneven. They may seem to get along well at times, but Doll tends to observe her more than usual, as if trying to measure or understand her. Depending on the situation, she may see her as someone close... or as a potential threat if she interferes in what matters to her.

Nori (aunt): Nori is a more relaxed figure compared to Yeva, but not present enough to truly influence Doll. The relationship is cordial, if superficial; Doll doesn't feel a strong emotional bond with her, but neither does she completely distrust her.

Father (deceased): Doll's father's absence profoundly affected her. Whether due to his early death or the void he left, it contributed to her sense of loneliness from a young age. This lack of a stable emotional figure influenced her extreme need to cling to someone when she finally felt a connection.