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The Escaped "Dollhouse" Creation: Melanie was never a natural creature. She was originally created as a plush parlor doll in a twisted, seemingly "perfect" estate outside the woods. Because she didn't look perfect—boasting a fragmented, asymmetrical harlequin checkerboard pattern—her creators hid her away behind the curtains, treating her like a broken object.

The Awakening & Escape: Fueled by the dark, heavy emotions of her environment, she magically came to life. She broke out and escaped into the misty forest. Because she had to tear herself away to escape, her fabric body was left fragile and prone to unravelling.

The Crimson Thread Anchors: To keep herself from falling apart, she learned to meticulously sew her own seams. The deep red inside her ears and on her paws are where her core emotional energy is concentrated. She channels that energy into the thick crimson stitches running down her arms, face, and legs, literally holding her identity together by her own hand.

Her Role in the Forest Hideout: Melanie is the ultimate "homestead planner" for the outcast group. She has a deep, comforting obsession with domestic order to cope with her chaotic past. While Lyric plays her music, Melanie is the one who helps Alice arrange her mismatched teacups, organizes Cinder's scrapbooks, and makes sure their hidden camp feels like a real, cozy home—a safe sanctuary where nobody has to hide behind curtains anymore.Her Melodic Weapon: While she doesn't carry a physical weapon like Alice's Vorpal Blade, Melanie uses the haunting, alternative rhythms of her favorite music to soothe her own internal distress and keep her stitches tight. If danger approaches, she can project an eerie, music-box-like chime through the trees to distract intruders.

The Dimension-Hopping Spirit: Just like Alice, Chessie crossed over from the fractured remains of Wonderland. He isn't bound by the laws of the Fae Realm or the human world. He moves entirely through the shadows, able to completely disappear into thin air, leaving only his floating, jagged grin behind.

The Keeper of Truth and Madness: While the Fae Court turned their backs on Lyric because of her demon patterns, and Cinder hides away because of his forgotten past, Chessie sees right through everyone. He speaks in riddles and poetry, often dropping cryptic hints to help Cinder remember his heavenly origin or helping Lyric control her dark magic.

His Bond with Alice: He is fiercely loyal to Alice Liddell, even if he hides it behind a sarcastic, smug attitude. He follows her wherever she wanders in the misty woods. When Alice is fighting off demons or hostile fae with her Vorpal Blade, Chessie manifests in the shadows behind the enemies to distract them, taunt them, and throw them off balance.

His Role in the Core Four: He is the chaotic neutral energy of the group. While Lyric plays her soothing Enchant music and Cinder rests his aching joints, Chessie loves to drape himself over branches above them, knocking over Alice's chipped teacups just to watch them fall, and keeping a watchful, purple-button eye out for danger.

The Survivor of a Broken Mind: Alice was not born in the Fae Realm. She crossed over from a fractured, chaotic mirror-dimension known as Wonderland. Her homeland was completely burned and shattered by her own inner trauma and dark forces, leaving her as a hardened survivor of psychological madness.

The Reality-Bending "Drink Me" Potion: Alice carries a glowing, enchanted "Drink Me" potion at her side. Because she exists between two worlds, drinking from it allows her to manipulate her physical size and slip through the hidden, liminal gaps between the human world, Wonderland, and the Fae Forest. It is how she escapes danger and stays hidden from the remnants of the demon army.

The Vorpal Blade: Her most prized possession is her plush Vorpal Blade, a legendary weapon forged from pure, focused willpower and sharp defiance. Unlike standard weapons, the Vorpal Blade is specifically designed to slice through dark illusions, madness, and demonic corruption.

Her Role with Cinder and Lyric: When Alice stumbled into the misty, quiet corners of the forest, she found the exiled Fae Princess Lyric and the fallen angel Cinder. Because Alice understands the heavy burden of being an outcast and carrying deep trauma, she instantly bonded with them.She uses the sharp edge of her Vorpal Blade to cut back the dark thorny briars that aggravate Cinder’s aching joints.

She stands guard alongside Lyric, using her fierce, protective nature to shield the Stitched Princess from any wandering demons or hostile fae from the Court.

The Origin: Born from a celestial angel and a wild forest faerie, he was once a creature of pure starlight and gossamer wings. However, a tragic fall from grace cast him out of the sky. He crashed through the canopy of a dark, forgotten forest, where the ancient, damp earth stained his fur a permanent ash-gray.

The Leftover Light: The white spots on his paws and ears are where the celestial starlight still clings to him, burning bright through the soot. His tears and blood don't run clear; they flow like liquid gold and stardust, a constant reminder of the sky he lost.

The "RA" Connection (The Curse of the Woods): Falling into the cold, damp fairy realm changed him. The ancient forest magic began to stiffen his joints, making his movements slow and deliberate, mimicking the ache of rheumatoid arthritis. His beautiful, translucent faerie wings are fragile and sometimes lock in place, requiring a lot of gentle care, warmth, and rest to feel comfortable again.

The Tail-less Faerie Princess: In the deep, misty woods, Emilie Autumn is a high-ranking faerie of the Autumn Court. Her lack of a fluffy bunny tail isn't a flaw—it is a mark of her royal fae heritage, making her sleek, unique, and elegant.

The Red Hood of Protection: Her iconic crimson hood isn't just for fashion; it is a magical fae garment woven from enchanted forest flowers. Because she is a sweet, gentle faerie who isn't malicious or mischievous, the hood protects her pure, soft energy from the darker, corrupted magic hiding in the deep woods.

Her Nature Magic: Unlike tricky faeries who play mean pranks on humans, Emilie Autumn uses her magic to care for the forest. She can make autumn leaves dance in the wind, guide lost travelers safely back to the path, and soothe frightened woodland creatures.

Her Bond with Cinder (The Dark Faerie): When Cinder fell from the sky, forgot his name, and became a stiff, aching dark faerie, Emilie Autumn was the one who found him. Because she is kind and gentle, she didn't fear his dark appearance. She uses the warmth of her magical red cloak to help soothe his aching joints and keep his tattered wings safe from the damp forest cold.

The Shadow-Stained Princess: She was once a high-ranking faerie of pure light, boasting sleek, uniform silver-gray fur. But during the brutal Great Fae War against a dark, invading race, she stood her ground to defend her forest. A powerful enemy mage struck her with a curse of pure corruption. She survived, but the dark magic permanently stained exactly half of her body an ash-gray color, trapping her in a perpetual state of half-light, half-darkness.

The Crimson Hood of Healing: Because her body is now a war zone between light and dark magic, she wears her magical red hood as a protective charm. The enchanted crimson fabric acts as a magical barrier, keeping the dark corruption on the gray side of her body from spreading any further and completely overtaking her pure fae heart.

The Tail-less Warrior: Her lack of a bunny tail wasn't a natural trait—it was a casualty of that very same war. She lost it in battle, turning a missing feature into a proud badge of her resilience and survival.

Healing Through Melody (Enchant): Because the dark magic constantly tries to pull her into malice and chaos, she uses the beautiful, ethereal music of Enchant to keep herself grounded. Listening to the harps, violins, and soothing vocals acts as a literal sonic medicine for her soul. The classical, dreamy melodies soothe the burning ache of her corruption and help her dark side stay peaceful instead of malicious.

The Demon Invasions: The Great Fae War was fought against a brutal, invading race of demons. Lyric stood on the front lines to defend her kingdom. During the final battle, a powerful demon commander slashed her, leaving deep wounds and cursing her with pure demonic corruption.

The Demon Patterns (The Black Stitches): The black stitches stretching across her face, inside her ears, and down the entire length of her arms and legs aren't thread at all. They are demon patterns—dark, visual brands of corruption that erupted from her skin where the demon's claws cut her. They are a constant reminder of the darkness trying to pull her away from her fae nature.

The Silver Stitches (Cinder's Healing Magic): When the war ended, Lyric was dying from her wounds. Cinder, using his leftover heavenly light and ancient dark-fae magic, spun a sacred silver healing thread. He carefully stitched her broken spirit back together. The silver markings on her face are his literal magic holding her wounds closed and keeping the demon patterns from spreading to her heart.

The Betrayal of the Fae Court: Even though Lyric successfully protected her race and saved the forest, the rest of the Fae Court turned their backs on her. Seeing her split fur, her missing tail, and the black demon patterns, they deemed her "unfit" and "corrupted," exiled her from her royal duties, and claimed she was no longer cut out to protect them.

The Solace of Cinder: Cast out by her own people, the only one who stayed by her side was Cinder. Together, they live in the quiet, misty corners of the forest. While Cinder rests his aching, slow joints, Lyric plays the ethereal melodies of Enchant to soothe them both, finding peace in their shared isolation.

He is named after Edward Cullen from "Twilight" but I decided to put my own spin on the character. <3

Edward Eclipse lore:

While Bella represents the soft, fragile, and chaotic side of trauma, Edward represents the protective, quiet, and hyper-vigilant side. He is named after Edward Cullen, but my version is deeply alternative, a bit gothic, and carries a heavy, melancholic weight. An eclipse happens when light is completely blocked out by darkness, which reflects how he feels - like he is a shield protecting his inner world from a harsh, blinding reality.

Edward feels a strange comfort in the dark. He dislikes bright, overwhelming environments and prefers the quiet safety of the night, stormy days, or rooms with the blinds completely drawn. He feels like a permanent shadow, but he wears his alternative style like a suit of armor to keep people at a distance.

In my spin, his "vampire" traits are reinterpreted through a traumacore lens. He doesn't crave blood; instead, he has an intense, hyper-aware sensory sensitivity. He can sense when Bella is feeling panicked or overwhelmed before she even says a word. He is constantly on guard, acting as a protector because he knows exactly how cruel and terrifying the world can be.

To the rest of the world, Edward is cold, quiet, and unreadable. But just like a solar eclipse leaves a beautiful, glowing ring of light around the darkness, Bella is his light. He allows himself to be soft only around her. He loves her pastel bandages and her chaotic mind because they contrast his dark, structured world. He is the steady ground that keeps Bella from unraveling when "everything is too scary."

She is named after Bella Swan from "Twilight," but I decided to put my own spin on her character.

Bella Band-Aid lore:

Bella is a fragile, alternative soul who feels things much too deeply. Unlike the original character who was quiet and plain, my Bella expresses her internal chaos through a unique style - mixing heavy black alternative elements with soft, defensive pastel pinks. She experiences the world as overwhelming and intense, making her feel constantly vulnerable.

Bella feels like she is perpetually "unraveling" or fracturing from the weight of her emotions. To keep herself together physically and emotionally, she wears layers of pastel-pink patterned bandages. They aren't for real physical wounds; they are a soft armor. Each bandage represents a scary thought she managed to cover up, a heavy memory she patched over, or a piece of herself she is trying to protect from the outside world.

Bella deals with intense sensory overload and anxiety. The world outside her immediate comfort zone feels loud, sharp, and looming. She finds comfort in hiding away in dark rooms, writing her thoughts down in cluttered notebooks, and listening to loud music through her headphones to drown out the noise of reality.

Because she feels so broken and chaotic on the inside, Bella carries a deep, quiet fear of being abandoned or misunderstood. When she met Edward Eclipse, everything shifted. Edward - with his own dark, alternative eclipse aesthetic - is the only one who truly understands her "comfy in chaos" mindset. He doesn't look at her bandages and think she's broken; he helps her hold them in place. They are a safe haven for each other in a world that feels much too scary to face alone.