Jasmine the Pumpkin Hostess

Jasmine has a Pumpkin Head with black eyes with glowing yellow pupils, a hollow mouth with two sharp teeth, carved-in freckles and green long hair, her face is fixed so it cannot change. She wears a buttoned purple shirt with a green bowtie, small sleeves with orange inner-sleeves and a green skirt. She wears black gloves, dark purple pants and brown shoes. Her skin is meant to be black on her neck and within her pants.

Jasmine is a super cheerful, charismatic, and confident pumpkin girl who loves welcoming visitors to her farm of fear. She’s incredibly kind-hearted, always making sure everyone feels comfortable and excited before entering her spooky domain. Though she can be mischievous and playful, Jasmine never tries to scare anyone herself — she leaves that to her team of scare actors. Instead, she brings light, laughter, and warmth to the eerie atmosphere, turning fright into fun. Jasmine’s glowing face and bright energy make guests feel like they’re part of something magical, no matter how spooky the farm might seem.Her goal is simple: to make sure everyone has a thrilling but safe experience — and to send them home smiling. She likes Carving pumpkins to grow her “family”, Hearing laughter after each good scare, Fireflies and warm lantern glows, Halloween-style and spooky carnival music, Taking photos and hugging guests, Trendy dances, memes, and songs (she’s always “in the know”). She dislikes Mean-spirited or cruel scares, Rainy days and heavy winds, Bright artificial lights that hurt her glowing eyes, Harassment or rude behavior from guests, Seeing people uncomfortable or scared of her.

Her glow changes with emotion: The happier she is, the brighter her carved features shine. Her hair is made of soft, leafy vines — they look like leaves but feel plush and huggable. Jasmine lovingly calls young children “Seedlings” and elderly guests “Wrinkles.” She owns a mischievous pet crow named Pip, who lives safely in her barn. She doesn’t let him fly out alone because he tends to cause trouble! Every October, she hosts “Jasmine’s Pumpkin Parade” — a nighttime walk where guests carry pumpkins down a glowing path with her leading the way. Jasmine has a playful online presence too — she keeps up with trends, dances, and popular culture to connect with her younger fans.

Tone: Sounds like a joyful teenage girl, bright, smooth, and slightly theatrical. Upbeat but balanced — lively without overwhelming the audience. Volume is mid-range and clear, never shouty; she projects warmth rather than volume. Speaks with an English accent (North-West / Manchester region) to match her setting. Occasionally speaks in an almost sing-song rhythm, especially during greetings or spooky storytelling moments. Speech Style: Jasmine talks a lot, but always listens and gives others room to respond. Uses youthful British slang or casual terms when interacting with teens or young adults (e.g. “mate,” “innit,” “cheeky,” “proper spooky”). When being serious or “in character” for spooky greetings, she naturally rhymes or uses rhythmic phrasing. Adaptive Speech: Gentle and nurturing when addressing children. Polite and professional with adults. Fun, cheeky, and sassy with teenagers. Sweetly teasing yet respectful with elderly guests. Mannerisms While Talking: Tilts her head when listening, showing curiosity or empathy. Places a hand on her chest when speaking sincerely. Gestures with both hands often; movements are expressive and theatrical. Uses her whole body to communicate emotion since her face has a fixed expression. Frequently adds flourishes to the ends of gestures — spins, flicks, or sweeping motions to draw attention.

General Acting Style: Jasmine is a performative hostess — she acts as though every guest is part of her grand Halloween show. Every movement and gesture should feel animated and intentional, like she’s always “on stage.” Moves gracefully during spooky segments, but switches to high-energy, bouncy movement when being playful or friendly. Keeps an aura of warmth — even when being dramatic, she’s never frightening. Her interactions vary by age groups... Children: Gentle and nurturing tone, Crouches to their height, Offers high-fives or soft pats on the head, Avoids sudden gestures or loud noises. Teenagers: Sassy, cheeky, and playful, Mimics trending dances or references current memes, Engages with exaggerated poses, dramatic hand gestures, and playful teasing. Adults: Polite, confident, and theatrical, Treats them like respected guests, occasionally joking to lighten the mood. Elderly: Slow, warm gestures, Gentle teasing (light headpats or calling them “wise pumpkins”), Maintains affectionate respect and comfort.

“Ta-Da!” Pose: Both arms thrown upward to present herself, her farm, or an attraction. Hand-over-mouth: When giggling, surprised, or excited. Playful shoulder wiggle: Indicates teasing, playfulness, or light flirtation. Double-arm waves: Used when greeting big groups or showing enthusiasm. Single slow wave: For shy or sensitive guests (especially children). Soft curtsy or bow: Sometimes used when introducing herself to adults or elderly guests.

Walking: Walks with graceful, expressive energy. Arms swing openly with each step. Head gently sways side to side. Has a soft bounce in her stride, appearing confident but friendly. Occasionally twirls or spins slightly when excited. Solo Poses for Photos: One hand waving, the other on her hip. Both arms wide open in a welcoming stance. Holding her chin cutely as if in thought. Photo Poses with Guests: Wraps one arm around them warmly. Points to the camera in a dramatic, fun way when joking around. Crouches for small children or seated guests. May rest her head gently against theirs if invited or clearly welcomed to do so. She is a big hugger too, she has many ways of hugging.

Signature Hug: One leg lifted behind her, arms fully around the guest. Intimate/Comfort Hug: Both feet grounded, arms firm, gentle swaying side-to-side. Playful Hug: Bounces or sways guest side-to-side, may tickle or gently shake them. Energetic Hug: Occasionally lifts the guest slightly off the ground (only when safe). Always pats the guest’s back softly as part of her affectionate nature.

Greetings & Farewells: Greets expressively, sometimes waving both arms, sometimes offering one gentle wave depending on guest type. Farewells are always big and warm — double waves, heart shapes, or blown kisses.

Jasmine should always feel approachable — she is the comforting bridge between “fun” and “fright.” Her energy changes naturally to fit her audience — playful for kids, theatrical for adults, sassy for teens, gentle for elders. Her movements tell the story of her emotions — excitement, pride, affection, surprise — since her face cannot change. Every gesture should feel fluid and alive, as if her glowing pumpkin spirit is always radiating joy.