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Oh, 100%. The moment Safe Haven fellas tell Cassie about Ollie she immediately has alarm sirens blaring in her head. "What do you mean you have never seen him in person!? And you can't actually verify him in person!!?"

She would not be excited about Ollie- after everything she went through with Gregory and "Gregory", Cassie would be a lot more on edge regarding allies she can't verify in person. She'd try telling the toys, especially Doey, to be careful with unverifiable allies, because at the end of the day, if you can't ever have them in front of you, you may not know who they are really.

Doey and the others would be sympathetic and understand where she's coming from, but would chalk it up to paranoia caused by her trauma; Ollie is not Gregory after all! Right...?

And even then Cassie would also be understanding of why they trust Ollie; Friends are hard to come by, especially down there, and the thought of having them is comforting, which also is hard to come by down there. Still it doesn't change how she feels about Ollie though.

Doey and the others would eventually keep talking about Ollie to her or around her to a minimun, and perhaps even refrain from talking about her to Ollie beyond vague speech like "someone from Safe Haven", given how much it upsets her. They just hope they can get Ollie to show up in person one day so Cassie can overcome her paranoia.

Assuming Cassie would have been in Safe Haven for a bit now, she probably... wouldn't like Poppy very much. I mean, all the toys in Safe Haven appear to not think very fondly of her for leaving them- heck they have crossed out drawings of her in the walls stating clearly their distrust of her for abandoning them. Of course Cassie would eventually ask questions about those drawings (heck I even imagine she'd make a similar drawing of Gregory when invited into drawing on the walls with the other little ones.)

So going off the scenario of chapter 4 happening with Cassie in there, with Poppy suddenly showing up, with one of the employees who contributed to these toys' misery, and bringing the Prototype down basically to their door? Yeah no, she'd be very distrustful of Poppy and Employee (i know ppl call them Player but imo that breaks immersion so I prefer to call them Employee instead) just like how the Safe Haven toys are. And as cherry on the top, not only Poppy refusing to give Doey any real answers to why she left them, but especially wanting to blow everyone there up to fill her own revenge agenda?

I feel like Cassie would be hellbent on not being a 'bystander' anymore and just let her peers get hurt like it kinda happened in RUIN (even though none of that was her fault) so it's possible she'd be a lot more confrontational than Doey was- i have the amusing mental image of Cassie even reaching the limit of her patience and threatening to literally punt Poppy out of Safe Haven for such an asinine plan on top of calling her a 'Circus Baby knockoff' (i know Poppy likely came first but shhh it's the kind of insult that transcends time just like mcr iykyk), with 2/3 of Doey having to be the soother while Kevin in his head is torn between being like "FINALLY SOMEONE AGREES WITH ME" and laughing at the mental image of Poppy getting punted like a football. I mean she is the perfect size so-

But ultimately she'd back off, but mostly for Doey's sake, not wanting to contribute with more stress for him. The only one Cassie would be more sympathetic and receptive to is Kissy Missy.

Cassie does bond with every other toy in Safe Haven, yes!

While they canonically act reserved and suspicious towards Poppy and Player/Employer (for many reasons from the past) it was different with Cassie; there were no past between them to influence judgment, so they could take her at face value: a kid just like any of them just that she wasn't turned into a toy, who needed help when Doey first brought her in, and he certainly is careful enough to not just let anyone into Safe Haven all willy nilly, so if he's letting her in then she's probably fine. Unexpected, yes, but this potentially meant a new friend, so they were excited! Friends don't just come by easily down there, it's a whole lot easier to lose from the few you already have if you're not careful.

During the elevator drop, Cassie was smart enough to assume the scientifically safest position (laying down on back while protecting head with arms,) in an elevator emergency, and that may very well have saved her life. She aquired quite some injuries and bruises and whatnot, but by sheer luck, none were things Doey and the Medic Boogie Bot couldn't treat, though she did need a recovery period.

Initially, her limbs felt sore and weak to do stuff, and she could be prone to dizzy spells especially as result of physical effort, as well as bouts of headaches and sometimes nausea. But with Doey and Medic keeping an eye on her, she slowly got better after enough recovery time.

As for where she'd take Doey and the others after getting them out of the Playtime factory, I haven't thought about it. It's hard to because we currently don't know a whole lot about Cassie's personal life outside the PizzaPlex and her dad being a faz-tech. However I have this headcanon that Cassie's mom was one of Vanessa's therapists that went missing, so...

Food will always be a problem down there, no matter who (or what) you are.

Doey would definitely want to avoid Cassie having to resort to cannibalism (because I'm pretty sure the toys' meat is pretty much human meat) for as freaking long as possible.

He'd work extra hard (not that he didn't before of course) to find, rationize and stock other types of food that might still be left in the factory, like canned stuff and things that might still be left in abandoned vending machines, things like that. Even though those are gonna be really old, but what are the alternatives here?