Slang, a pretty but expressionless or unintelligent woman. I.e. "She's nothing more than a doll."
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Garamound]Dɪᴀʟᴏɢᴜᴇ Cᴏʟᴏʀ ✦ #66CDAA || Tʜᴏᴜɢʜᴛ Cᴏʟᴏʀ ✧ #008B8B╚ ╝
No, unicorns did not exist, which was very disappointing for the human girl. Little did she knew, in doctor terms, a unicorn was a variation of medical issues. A genetically altered strand or a mutation in the genes, so yes, unicorns did exist, just not in the way they wanted them to. Still, Doll seemed happy with the plush toy and Zero by her side. The white haired boy was special, a unicorn in his own right, she believed. Doll was satisfied with that; Zero may not think that unicorns existed, but Doll did. "I think that maybe somewhere out there, there are lots of special things we don't know about." Like the monster island from the book they had read, where the boy named Max ruled. Doll smiled to herself remembering how fun that had been.
"I'll try it," the girl said and took the cap full from him, tipping the lid of the thermos to her lips. The soup was warm, not burning hot, but a nice temperature that warmed her stomach. "It's good," she said, wondering how the Being chef made such delicious human food. Doll remembered something about Madame Maddox saying how she wasn't all human. There was no way that was true, then Doll would have to eat the fake human stuff too, right? The thought reassured her. Yes, Doll was just a human, like she had been all her life. If humans suddenly became beings then things would get a bit crazy, Doll believed. She would have heard of such a case before at the human zoo, or perhaps they were coveted and collected so no one could ever hear about them.
"I did it," Doll smiled and returned the lid to the thermos. She felt nauseous, but kept the soup down. Thankfully it seemed her body would cooperate for today. Doll was going to ask something else when Ren came in. "Okay, I'll be here." Doll said and watched him walk away. His reaction to her having said there was a cage in her dream was strange. Did he know about the cage? Was it perhaps one of her missing memories? Doll didn't believe so, Zero would have told her. He never held any information from her as far as Doll knew. Except that illness that had struck him, that made Zero pass out and the Doctor rush up to him concernedly. That day had scared her and she remembered Grell trying to distract her with Christmas activities.
No doubt they had missed Christmas, which was a sad thing to think about. Doll had been so excited for it, the lights, the tree, the smell of gingerbread baking in the oven. It was delightful and warm and somehow nostalgic even though she had no memories of celebrating such a holiday. "I hope we can do it next time," she murmured, watching the waves lap against the sand. What were Ren and Zero talking about? Doll wondered and looked over at the door but it was still closed. If she was quiet she couldn't hear their conversation so Doll hummed a little tune to waste the time.
{ Bird Set Free | Sia }
Garamound]Dɪᴀʟᴏɢᴜᴇ Cᴏʟᴏʀ ✦ #66CDAA || Tʜᴏᴜɢʜᴛ Cᴏʟᴏʀ ✧ #008B8B
No, unicorns did not exist, which was very disappointing for the human girl. Little did she knew, in doctor terms, a unicorn was a variation of medical issues. A genetically altered strand or a mutation in the genes, so yes, unicorns did exist, just not in the way they wanted them to. Still, Doll seemed happy with the plush toy and Zero by her side. The white haired boy was special, a unicorn in his own right, she believed. Doll was satisfied with that; Zero may not think that unicorns existed, but Doll did. "I think that maybe somewhere out there, there are lots of special things we don't know about." Like the monster island from the book they had read, where the boy named Max ruled. Doll smiled to herself remembering how fun that had been.
"I'll try it," the girl said and took the cap full from him, tipping the lid of the thermos to her lips. The soup was warm, not burning hot, but a nice temperature that warmed her stomach. "It's good," she said, wondering how the Being chef made such delicious human food. Doll remembered something about Madame Maddox saying how she wasn't all human. There was no way that was true, then Doll would have to eat the fake human stuff too, right? The thought reassured her. Yes, Doll was just a human, like she had been all her life. If humans suddenly became beings then things would get a bit crazy, Doll believed. She would have heard of such a case before at the human zoo, or perhaps they were coveted and collected so no one could ever hear about them.
"I did it," Doll smiled and returned the lid to the thermos. She felt nauseous, but kept the soup down. Thankfully it seemed her body would cooperate for today. Doll was going to ask something else when Ren came in. "Okay, I'll be here." Doll said and watched him walk away. His reaction to her having said there was a cage in her dream was strange. Did he know about the cage? Was it perhaps one of her missing memories? Doll didn't believe so, Zero would have told her. He never held any information from her as far as Doll knew. Except that illness that had struck him, that made Zero pass out and the Doctor rush up to him concernedly. That day had scared her and she remembered Grell trying to distract her with Christmas activities.
No doubt they had missed Christmas, which was a sad thing to think about. Doll had been so excited for it, the lights, the tree, the smell of gingerbread baking in the oven. It was delightful and warm and somehow nostalgic even though she had no memories of celebrating such a holiday. "I hope we can do it next time," she murmured, watching the waves lap against the sand. What were Ren and Zero talking about? Doll wondered and looked over at the door but it was still closed. If she was quiet she couldn't hear their conversation so Doll hummed a little tune to waste the time.