Slang, a pretty but expressionless or unintelligent woman. I.e. "She's nothing more than a doll."
{ Bird Set Free | Sia }
Dɪᴀʟᴏɢᴜᴇ Cᴏʟᴏʀ ✦ #66CDAA || Tʜᴏᴜɢʜᴛ Cᴏʟᴏʀ ✧ #008B8B╚ ╝
"But then, wouldn't you just fall through the beds if they're cloud soft?" Doll pondered, walking over to Zero from the window. The living room was like something you would see in one of the books, it was decorated for what Zero had called Christmas with a tree lit in the corner. It almost looked like a hotel lobby and the air smelled delightful, tinged with the scent of something sweet. She unzipped the hooded sweatshirt, suddenly cold from the snow that clung to it. They looked like a hive of bees, the way the staff went in and out, bringing the chilly air in with them every time the door opened. Doll sat on the floor and pulled off her boots, the fur lining had snow clung to it as well. She noticed the cameras in every corner to ensure that there would be no blind spots and frowned. Why were they being watched? "Zero, are we in trouble?" Doll asked, referring to all of the security.
She wasn't stupid, Doll had noticed the tension that was as thick as the layer of snow outside and it was making her feel scared. All of this secrecy, why? Had this been a quick weekend getaway, the staff wouldn't have been so on edge; Zero wouldn't have packed so much, things would be much less serious. The stress of moving again, of having to memorize new halls and rooms, it took a toll on everyone. It wasn't so bad though, Doll remembered. There was plenty of snow and hills for sledding and somehow, the cold was almost cozy. It made wrapping up in blanket and bundling in sweatshirts seem pleasant. Plus, there was no Doctor with them. That was always a plus, maybe now, she would be able to go day to day without getting shots or having pills forced down her throat.
Doll yawned, it was late and she was hungry and tired. She couldn't remember whether or not she'd eaten lunch, in fact, most of the day was a blur. It had begun with coloring, or maybe returning to the Atarashi household? Where had they been before? Doll got up from the floor and sat beside Zero on the couch. "Will we be allowed out tomorrow?" She asked, glancing back to the door where the security man stood, dressed as a doorman. She tried to keep things bright, to look on the positive side. Hopefully they wouldn't be trapped here like prisoners. With the miles of forest and road, there was no one to hear them scream and the thought was chilling, but also exciting.
{ Bird Set Free | Sia }
Dɪᴀʟᴏɢᴜᴇ Cᴏʟᴏʀ ✦ #66CDAA || Tʜᴏᴜɢʜᴛ Cᴏʟᴏʀ ✧ #008B8B
"But then, wouldn't you just fall through the beds if they're cloud soft?" Doll pondered, walking over to Zero from the window. The living room was like something you would see in one of the books, it was decorated for what Zero had called Christmas with a tree lit in the corner. It almost looked like a hotel lobby and the air smelled delightful, tinged with the scent of something sweet. She unzipped the hooded sweatshirt, suddenly cold from the snow that clung to it. They looked like a hive of bees, the way the staff went in and out, bringing the chilly air in with them every time the door opened. Doll sat on the floor and pulled off her boots, the fur lining had snow clung to it as well. She noticed the cameras in every corner to ensure that there would be no blind spots and frowned. Why were they being watched? "Zero, are we in trouble?" Doll asked, referring to all of the security.
She wasn't stupid, Doll had noticed the tension that was as thick as the layer of snow outside and it was making her feel scared. All of this secrecy, why? Had this been a quick weekend getaway, the staff wouldn't have been so on edge; Zero wouldn't have packed so much, things would be much less serious. The stress of moving again, of having to memorize new halls and rooms, it took a toll on everyone. It wasn't so bad though, Doll remembered. There was plenty of snow and hills for sledding and somehow, the cold was almost cozy. It made wrapping up in blanket and bundling in sweatshirts seem pleasant. Plus, there was no Doctor with them. That was always a plus, maybe now, she would be able to go day to day without getting shots or having pills forced down her throat.
Doll yawned, it was late and she was hungry and tired. She couldn't remember whether or not she'd eaten lunch, in fact, most of the day was a blur. It had begun with coloring, or maybe returning to the Atarashi household? Where had they been before? Doll got up from the floor and sat beside Zero on the couch. "Will we be allowed out tomorrow?" She asked, glancing back to the door where the security man stood, dressed as a doorman. She tried to keep things bright, to look on the positive side. Hopefully they wouldn't be trapped here like prisoners. With the miles of forest and road, there was no one to hear them scream and the thought was chilling, but also exciting.