Terrence

Animatronic rabbit

• "Hush, hush, we'll fix it. No one will know what it was like before." • “A button? Oh yes, I have just that one.” • “Thank you… I’m glad you like it. I love it when toys smile.”

• Periodically strokes his little plush toy, as if checking to see if it is “alive”. • Leaves a small branded button on repaired toys as the master’s signature. • When nervous, he thoughtfully twirls a thread around his finger or takes out a thread and carefully ties a small knot.

• Terrence is the "nurse" for the suits: he fixes other animatronics/suits, calms them down, and straightens stitches. Because of his caring nature, he has many friends, but he can get offended if someone underestimates his work. • Interesting: sometimes he envies new, bright toys and quietly and secretly changes their buttons/bows for his own cute versions.

• Voice: warm, low, slightly mechanical timbre; speaks thoughtfully and softly. Frequent phrases: “Don’t worry, I’ll sew it up,” “Be careful with the thread,” “It will be as good as new.” • Sounds: the gentle hum of servos, the quiet rustling of fabric and the whisper of the machine “needle” – everything sounds cozy, almost like an old sewing mechanism. • Movement: precise and accurate finger movements when sewing; overall gait is soft, "plush," with slightly slow feet to avoid making noise. When excited, he may quickly fasten a button or scratch his apron.

• Terrence "patrols" nooks and crannies and warehouses in search of forgotten or damaged toys; he is not aggressive, but rather melancholic and purposeful. • If he finds a lost toy, he quietly takes it to the workshop and secures it with a mark (a small button or a thread code). • In rare moments of loneliness, he can quietly hum and leaf through old patterns; sometimes he talks to the plush example about “how it was before.”

• Conducts master classes: shows children how to sew on buttons, sets up mini-repair stations. • Hand out small mended souvenirs or let children choose a button/ribbon. • Polite, sometimes makes modest jokes. When interacting with guests, he makes smooth, slow gestures so as not to frighten the children. • When asked to show a “plush example,” he takes out a mini bunny, carefully demonstrates his work and allows the child to touch it.

• Kind and Patient: Terrence is programmed to be caring and attentive to children and their toys. He speaks softly, smiles, and interacts tenderly with the object of his repair. • Timid and shy: loves praise, but blushes (facial expressions, slight sounds of engines) from too much attention. Often wrinkles his nose and adjusts his bow. • Hardworking and methodical: every sewing project is a small ritual for him: inspection, selection of thread, careful stitches. Before starting work, he checks the tools, spins the spools and quietly hums a melody similar to the clicking of a sewing machine. • Protector of plush: He perceives toys as his "wards." This makes him very attentive to lost/torn toys - he will take them to the workshop and mend them when no one is looking.

• The head and muzzle are soft and plush, with obvious seams and several patches; one ear part is black, the other with red spots. • A large apron-briefcase where tools are neatly laid out: a tape measure, tailor's chalk, spools of thread, needles, buttons and a mini-scissor holder. • There is a small pin on the belt, sometimes the thread gets stuck there. • Light traces of paint/thread on the paws and apron - it is clear that he sews a lot. • Plush example - mini-model of Terrence: serves as both a demonstration and an emotional support. •Wears a large blue bow tie around his neck