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The Girl Who Escaped Reality's Dollhouse { Fabricant & Angel }

Awesome job! A childish psychopath and a manipulative sociopath. Talk about double trouble for sisters.

AU Norse Mythology: The Gospel's Truth { BoyMom & Angel }

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Action | Adventure | Sci-Fi | Fantasy | Drama
Brief Language | Fantasy/Sci-Fi Action-Violence | Suggestive Content

Thor, lord of the storms, is the all-ruler of Asgard, a celestial kingdom, sitting within the clouds of 21st century Earth. The gods, who thrive there, are the keepers of peace across the planet, whom certain humans have thanked for for their wisdom, blessings, and teachings: Thor, true to his title, gives them the rain to let plants grow, while his queen Sif gives them those said-plants to produce food; his brothers, Balder, giving them the sun to light the way, and Tyr, who bestows them the strength needed in warfare. Apart from them, there are also morally-ambiguous gods, like tricksters Loki and Lochila, who thrive on mischief and discord.

Loki has been imprisoned for his malicious deeds, and Thor and Sif conceive a beautiful daughter named Torunn, whom the goddess of mischief Lochila is sentenced to look after, as punishment. As a baby, Torunn is raised on Earth, in the arms of a seemingly-mortal woman to learn about humility and wisdom, before discovering herself with electrical powers in her teenage years. When an enchanted sword of great power falls from the sky, Torunn's real parentage is revealed, after finding herself being the only one able to pick up such a weapon, as no other human could; the woman who raised her was Lochila in disguise, and that her family were beings from another world.

When they discover a series of disasters and weather-related events occurring around the world, both of them are suddenly summoned into Asgard, where they learn that all of the gods, including Thor, are mysteriously dying, and are beginning to lose their control over Earth's forces, to which, they fear the beginning of Ragnarok, "the end of everything". Having no choice on the matter, Lochila is forced to release her imprisoned brother for his aide, and strange visions begin to lure Torunn on a journey of self-discovery within a world that's far different from Earth, in order to help her real father, as well as everyone else. Along the way, trials get in the way of her quest and, having no knowledge of the cosmos, Torunn only has the entities of mischief to be her guides.

Will they be able to help the deities, find out who's behind this, and save humanity?
Or will this mysterious phenomenon get to them first?

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The Girl Who Escaped Reality's Dollhouse { Fabricant & Angel }

It must be so cool to realize that Rachel looks a lot like Alice from Madness Returns.

The Girl Who Escaped Reality's Dollhouse { Fabricant & Angel }

Name: Blade
Alias (any other names?): "Guy Fawkes".
Occupation(s): Serial Killer; Doll.
Abilities/Skills: Resourcefulness; Psychologically-Savvy; Enhanced Strength, Speed, Reflexes, and Durability; Experienced Killer (humanized).

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Overview (brief summary):
Blade was the first-made of Rachel's three dolls. In the fantasy-world, where he is humanized, he played the role as one of his owner's closest companions, just like how he was in the "real" world as a doll. However, after the fantasy world got corrupted, and came into reality, Blade was a merciless six-foot individual, wearing black attire, black hair, and a Guy Fawkes "mask", which is actually his own face. He shares the same intentions as Peri and Pearl: To keep Rachel all to themselves.

Appearance:
As a doll, Blade bears a gothic-styled appearance: Having a gaunt, pale face with seemingly-empty black eye sockets, long white hair, as well as his black trench coat, pants, shoes, and wide-brimmed hat. Blade's name comes from his built-in knife, which he has for a right hand, while having a sharp hook for the other.

Humanized, he keeps the gothic design, but has gone through subtle changes that make appear more human-like: Sporting his black attire of a long-sleeved shirt, pants, boots, belt, gloves, long cape, and wide-brimmed hat. He bears a "Guy Fawkes" mask, which actually poses as his real face, while having straight, shoulder-lengthen, black hair. He does not have his hook or knife in this form.

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Blade's personality is what draws Peri, Pearl and, sometimes Rachel, towards him. He is a merciless, vicious killer with no remorse, though he's completely calm and reserved by nature. Not once has he ever lost his temper throughout his appearances and, even when in an intense scenario, he continues to speak softly and calmly. Plus, unlike his confidants, he's extremely independent; he doesn't need their company to make exceptional kills, and he certainly doesn't need their "ok" to do so. For this reason, he has a tendency to wander off on his own. But, just because he doesn't need them, doesn't mean he doesn't want them. In fact, he has a wonderful relationship with them: He keeps them in line, safe, and will look out for them. He's just always there for them, having to be very well-respected, and almost godly. Overall, he is very enigmatic, but does share the same pathological obsession over Rachel.

Weapon(s):
Anything.

The Girl Who Escaped Reality's Dollhouse { Fabricant & Angel }

Name: Peri
Alias (any other names?): The Blue One; The Clever One.
Occupation(s): Serial Killer; Doll.
Abilities/Skills: Resourcefulness; Fangs; Psychologically-Savvy; Enhanced Strength, Speed, Reflexes, and Durability; Experienced Killer (humanized).

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Overview (brief summary):
Peri is the second-made of Rachel's three dolls. In the fantasy-world, where she was humanized, she played the role as one of her owner's closest companions, just like how she is in the "real" world as a doll. However, after the fantasy world got corrupted, and came into reality, it's revealed that she severely suffers from the Split Personality Disorder, making her so-called "twin" Pearl an alternate personality. She's not even aware that she and Pearl are the same person, even though, as dolls, they are two separate individuals. Like Blade and Pearl, her MO is to keep Rachel all to herself.

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As a doll, Peri's body is silverish-blue, with long, metallic peri-blue, white-streaked hair, and deep ocean-blue eyes.
She also possesses winged-eyeliner, sky-blue eyeshadow, and plum lipstick.
Her clothes include a patterned, short-sleeved, ocean-blue shirt with black fishnet sleeves, as well as calf-lengthened, black sweatpants, pink-and-blue wedged-sandals, and a gold-chained belt.

In her humanized form, she keeps her traditional eyes, hair, and clothes, but doesn't possess the silverish-blue skin, or the blue eyeshadow; instead, she's pale, with an addition of fangs, and long black nails with a white line-decal for each.

Personality:
Peri may, in comparison to her "sister", seem more nicer, more mature, and more feminine, but this actually betrays a more sneaky, sociopathic individual within her, who chooses to advance upon others by making them fall under a false sense of security with her wit and superficial charm, before making a strike; highly unlike "Pearl", who prefers to use force and aggression.

Adding to her condition, unlike Pearl, she gets over issues more easily, and will definitely get less personal over things (with a few exceptions). In spite of her great disregard for social norms, she seems to get along with, and show loyalty for her companions and, despite the fact that she can be, in some ways, "moody" towards them, she treasures them like family, to the point of sharing the same possessive tendencies towards Rachel, becoming very ambitious and conniving to keep her away from other people, mainly by putting her through psychological torture through acts of murder, perceiving it as a way to express her "love".

Weapon(s):
Anything, including her fangs and nails.

The Girl Who Escaped Reality's Dollhouse { Fabricant & Angel }

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Horror | Thriller | Action | Mystery | Psychological | Drama
Strong Horror-Violence | Brief Strong Language | Some Disturbing Content

Inspired by American McGee"s psychological, horror, action-adventure video game series "Alice".

Rochelle "Rachel" Auclair has been friendless, ever since she lost her mother and older sister in a car crash she had managed to survive at a young age. At thirteen years of age, she has been looked after in a children's foster home, where she will be treated for post-traumatic stress disorder, while taking along the handmade dolls her mother made for her tenth birthday, named Blade, Jester, and twinsies, Peri and Pearl. To escape her demons, young Rachel creates a "fantasy" within her mind that will give her the right amount of security the "real" world couldn't seem to provide her with; her only retreat, it is inhabited by a humanized Blade, Peri, Pearl, and Jester (her only friends).

After years of her residency, as an adult, Rachel is released, and leaves her "fantasy" behind, but still bears the burden of the tragic event. As she urges to live on her own, she begins to have strange hallucinations that seem to revolve around the dolls of her childhood, during both the day and night. She attends therapy through treatments like hypnosis, but due to her heavily-scarred psyche, prompted by both of her memories and visions, she's transferred to a mental institution that has replaced the foster home, a few months after her release. After many therapies, Rachel was diagnosed by the doctors for "mental and psychological instability".

One evening, Rachel finds her lights flickering, and the door to her room mysteriously opening by itself. After she exits her room, she finds herself in a hybrid twist of both the "real" world and her "fantasy" world, where her humanized "friends" are seemingly real; invisible to the naked eye, but only visible to Rachel. She believed herself to be in a better reality, but soon finds her companions very different to how they were six years ago: They've become corrupted and twisted, now equipped with their own devices, and a dangerous, pathological intention for their "owner". Their fixation starts to drive them through a series of homicides around the hospital, just hoping to keep Rachel all to themselves.

Can she stop these dark and sinister nightmares from making her their own?
Or, were they right to believe that it's all just in her head; that there could be something more to her "psychosis"?

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@Luna

Well, Sonic The Hedgehog is one of them, as well as Dramatical Murder.

Yu-Gi-Oh has already been taken.

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Hobbit-LOTR: Quests, Curses, And Guardians { Angel & Polarize }

@Polarize

If you can't do the story with me, I might have to find someone else. Its okay that if you lose, but it's normal for us to move passed it. So, I will be putting this back up for others that might catch an interest :(

However, you can prevent this, if you ever change your mind :)

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