#doll trigger warning

“So the spring days came and went, the sky grew clearer, the earth greener, the flowers were up fairly early, and the birds came back in time to say goodbye to Beth, who, like a tired but trustful child, clung to the hands that had led her all her life, as father and mother guided her tenderly through the valley of the shadow, and gave her up to god.” 

Indie Multimuse, Multifandom, Multiverse, Multiship; featuring muses from Beauty & The Beast, The Chronicles Of Narnia, The Chronicles Of Prydain, Cinderella, The Brothers Grimm Fairytales, Little Women, Phantom Of The Opera, The Princess & The Goblin, & Tuck Everlasting; as well as occasional Oc’s. Low activity, Highly Selective, Mutuals only, & Private, as penned by Kate. Triggers & some adult themes such as death, suicide, & cancer will be present. Please check muse bio’s for full lists of triggers.

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In modern threads, when Christine was a little girl, she was given the Kirsten Larson American Girl doll. Because in the story, the Larson family moved to America from Sweden when Kirsten was still young, she struggled to fit in and make friends, had blonde hair and blue eyes, dealt with death, and chose pink as her favorite color, Gustave and the Valeriuses thought she’d be able to relate to the doll. Mamma Valerius even made her a matching dress which Christine adored. She would keep the doll and cherish Kirsten the rest of her life.