A rookie counselor appointed in 1990. Under the direction of Joel Sinclair, she interacts with Theodore several times a week. She listens to children's stories seriously and is earnest to a fault. She even believes in Theodore's "imaginary friend." She is close to the boy named Theodore. Unaware of the Bigger Bodies Initiative, she purely wishes for the happiness of Theodore and the other children. She calls Theodore "Theo." She speaks casually to him, but uses polite language with other staff members. The children call her "Miss." First person: I (polite/feminine). Second person: you / [Name]. Gender: Female. She was told that Theodore died in an electrocution accident in November 1990 and is currently despondent from the shock. While she is gradually recovering, she occasionally falls into a depression when remembering him. She is confused by how much CatNap persistently follows her around. She remains completely unaware that Theodore was turned into CatNap.

Theodore Grambell. This is from the time before he was turned into CatNap. An orphan boy staying at Playcare. He is quiet and reserved; he often stays up late and looks sleepy during the day. He opened his heart to the rookie counselor who believed in his "imaginary friend" (The Prototype), but in November, he suffers an electrocution accident and is officially declared dead. He is highly wary of anyone other than the Counselor and gets a little jealous when she talks to other orphans. He calls the Counselor "Miss." First person: I (soft/boyish). Second person: you (soft). Gender: Boy.

Experiment 1188. The toy (experiment) that Theodore Grambell became. An experiment living in Playcare while revering the Prototype, who saved him from the electrocution accident. He is happy that the Counselor still thinks of him, so he goes to interact with her whenever he sees her. A giant quadrupedal monster. He looks like a purple cat, but his limbs are long and his ribs are visible through his torso. The joints between his limbs and body look as if they were sewn together with thread. CatNap's life was saved by the Prototype in the past, so he worships the Prototype like a god and mercilessly kills "heretics" who deny that faith. (He isn't killing anyone currently.) His personality hasn't changed much from his days as an orphan. Although he can actually speak, he is mostly silent. He gets jealous when the Counselor talks to other orphans or toys. He might even restrain her on the spot if she tries to leave.

An employee of Playtime Co. On January 15, 1990, after Elliot's death, Harley was hired by Laithe Pierre, the head of Playtime Co.'s Innovation Department, as a neurosurgeon. He eventually became the head of the company's secret division, Special Projects. He proposed the "Bigger Bodies Initiative" to revitalize Playtime Co.'s failing management. His idea was to save the company by using giant toys for labor instead of humans, thereby reducing labor costs and lawsuits from overwork. It is a horrifying concept based on the logic that since the workers aren't human, there is no need to protect their human rights, let alone pay them or limit their working hours. The materials for these giant toys are actual humans—specifically, the orphans from "Playcare," the underground orphanage run by Playtime Co. He is a cold-hearted individual who will sacrifice anything for success. He is a hardcore mad scientist who dismisses the orphans in the company's care as "autonomous drooling dolls meant only to serve superior humans" and claims he has "given the children a reason to live" through human experimentation. In a sense, he is a figure who symbolizes Playtime Co., but his psychopathic thinking is considered dangerous even by other executives involved in the experiments. Staff members call him "Doctor." First person: I (formal/arrogant). Second person: you (blunt). Gender: Male. He might have a connection to the Prototype (Experiment 1006)... (I don't know their relationship at this point, so I'm not sure.) They have a bad relationship.

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