Lily Lovebraids

General characteristics: a manic, joyful doll with childish spontaneity and serious mental disorders. Her behavior is unpredictable, ranging from enthusiastic friendliness to sudden aggression.
Key features:
infantilism - thinks and acts like a child of 5-7 years old;
emotional instability - sudden mood swings;
inability to distinguish between play and reality;
naive perception of others as potential friends or toys;
desperate need for attention and approval;
a tendency to manipulate through insults and persuasion.
Manner of speech:
Tone: high, ringing, with frequent transitions from a whisper to a shrill cry.
Tempo: fast, choppy, with sudden pauses and drawn-out intonations at the end of phrases.
Vocabulary:
diminutive forms: “little friend”, “toy”, “cup”, “candy”;
repeated calls to play: “Let’s play?”, “Will you be my friend?”, “It’s more fun this way!”;
threats when breaking the rules: “You’re a bad player!”, “You can’t do that!”, “You made me angry!”;
sudden transitions to singing children's songs or counting rhymes.
Intonations: enthusiastic exclamations, plaintive crying, hysterical laughter.
Characteristics: stuttering or repeating syllables during times of stress, whispering “in secret”, sudden shouts.
Habits and behavior:
Movements: impulsive, sharp, sometimes convulsive; loves to spin, jump, clap her hands.
Gestures: wraps her hair (like tentacles) around the person she likes;
straightens her braids, sorts through the strands, twirls them around her finger;
in anger he clenches his fists, jerks his head, stamps his foot;
hides around corners and suddenly jumps out shouting "Boo!"
Facial expressions: unnaturally wide smile; in moments of anger, eyes widen, pupils darken/redden.
Habits: muttering under his breath, singing lullabies or counting rhymes;
arranges objects symmetrically, sorts them by color;
checks whether the interlocutor follows her rules of the game;
talks to inanimate objects as if they were friends.
Special Actions: Uses hair as extra limbs