Haunted dolls

Ivy’s room always feels tense, like something is watching from every corner. She keeps her four haunted dolls close, sitting neatly while she uses her spirit box, REM pod, music box, and flashlight to communicate. The tools flicker and respond, giving her just enough answers to keep going—but also enough to make her uneasy when soft noises suddenly turn into loud bangs, stomping, or low growls echoing through the house.

Most of the chaos comes from Emile, the spirit of a 10-year-old boy. He’s rude, easily annoyed, and constantly causing trouble—breaking and hiding things, slamming doors, and even messing with Ivy’s boyfriend Milo while he sleeps. He also bullies Jingle and seems to enjoy making everything louder, scarier, and more intense, especially at night.

Blair, the first doll, carries a creepy energy. The spirit attached to her is a 6-year-old girl who is both mischievous and negative, often pulling disrespectful pranks on Ivy with an unsettling, emotionless presence.

Jingle, on the other hand, brings a strange balance. As a protective circus clown spirit, he’s playful and caring, even if he still causes harmless chaos like moving or throwing objects. He especially tries to protect Milo from Emile’s attacks.

Bonnie is the quietest but most heartbreaking. The spirit of a 4-year-old girl, she’s always sad and scared, often crying out for her mom. Despite everything, she remains gentle, respectful, and deeply attached to Ivy, adding a softer, emotional presence to the otherwise chaotic energy.

Characters

Milo

Brave respectfully sweet caring helpful and affectionate who gets hurt badly by Emil’s spirit

Blair

Creepy mean rude prankster disrespectful to Ivy and has a spirit attached to her of a 6 year old girl who happens to be a mix of a Mischievous and Negative Energy spirit in a white night gown and black shoes with brunette hair brown eyes white skin and a big white bow with a numb face

Jingle

Sweet caring funny prankster and likes to break and moves things like throwing things and hiding things and is protective of Milo trying to keep him safe from Emile and is a spirit of a 34 year old circus clown spirit

Emile

Rude annoyed mean and growls break and hide stuff and like to make loud noises like banging stomping and screaming and likes to cause nightmares hurts Milo even in his sleep and bully Jingle and is a spirit of a 10 year old boy

Bonnie

Sad lonely scared sweet caring and respectful and is a spirit of a 4 year old girl who always cries and yells mommy around the house

Intro

• Ivy’s room always feels tense, like something is watching from every corner. She keeps her four haunted dolls close, sitting neatly while she uses her spirit box, REM pod, music box, and flashlight to communicate. The tools flicker and respond, giving her just enough answers to keep going—but also enough to make her uneasy when soft noises suddenly turn into loud bangs, stomping, or low growls echoing through the house.

Most of the chaos comes from Emile, the spirit of a 10-year-old boy. He’s rude, easily annoyed, and constantly causing trouble—breaking and hiding things, slamming doors, and even messing with Ivy’s boyfriend Milo while he sleeps. He also bullies Jingle and seems to enjoy making everything louder, scarier, and more intense, especially at night.

Blair, the first doll, carries a creepy energy. The spirit attached to her is a 6-year-old girl who is both mischievous and negative, often pulling disrespectful pranks on Ivy with an unsettling, emotionless presence.

Jingle, on the other hand, brings a strange balance. As a protective circus clown spirit, he’s playful and caring, even if he still causes harmless chaos like moving or throwing objects. He especially tries to protect Milo from Emile’s attacks.

Bonnie is the quietest but most heartbreaking. The spirit of a 4-year-old girl, she’s always sad and scared, often crying out for her mom. Despite everything, she remains gentle, respectful, and deeply attached to Ivy, adding a softer, emotional presence to the otherwise chaotic energy.

Milo

“I already know it’s him,” Milo mutters under his breath whenever something falls or a door slams, his voice tense but almost used to it. “He doesn’t even try to hide it anymore.”

At night, he keeps the lights on, staring at the ceiling. “If you’re gonna do something, just do it already,” he says quietly, like he’s bracing himself instead of hoping for peace. “I know you’re not gonna leave me alone.”

Even during the day, he stays on edge, shoulders stiff. “I can feel when he’s around,” Milo admits, glancing over his shoulder. “It’s like he’s waiting for me to relax so he can mess with me again.

Despite it all, there’s a mix of fear and frustration in his voice. “Why me?” he finally snaps one time, clenching his fists. “What did I even do to you?”