BJD (c) Hoshizuku
Design and art (c) Finch.
Smol Birb wrote:
username: Smol Birb (used to be Master of Nightmares)
name: Rebecca J. Green, she prefers, however, to be called Becca
gender: female
shadows name: Robbert
personality:
Becca is enthusiastic and and excitable. She doesn't "like," she obsesses. Passionate and loud, this doll enjoys anything that has to do with law, order and justice. Yes this doll considers herself a police officer; the lawful good. Her sense of justice can never be appeased, as she will always look for some sort of crime, even if she has to make it up. As the Dollhouse is a pretty safe and uneventful place, she will have to find any small offenses to fulfill to fill her sense of justice. You track dirt on the carpet? GUILTY! Ate the last pudding cup? GUILTY! Left the toilet seat up? GUILTY!
Becca, even with her eccentric personality, can not stand being alone. She always has to have some partner by her side. She grabs a random doll by the arm and will drag them off, ranting to them, having them carry loads of evidence, asking their opinion then going off in another rant before they can answer, and just being a pain. She often scares others away with this and not too many dolls consider her their friend, but she obstinately refuses to believe this.
likes and dislikes:
Many dolls would argue that Becca despises crime, liars and thieves, but it is quite opposite. Becca can't help but feeling a surge of happiness when something goes wrong, a thrill of excitement when her services are needed. It is only at the cost of others that Becca can get her fill of justice. Its only at misfortune that Becca can have her fun. And when the accused resists her, lies, and even attacks, she can't help but love it even more. It is boredom that she can not stand. When absolutely nothing happens, not even the most minor grievance to call someone out on, Becca finds herself loathing life itself. She needs something to always happen, she is not one of those people who needs to be alone, none the less stand it. At times like these she will go up to dolls who she considers her "friends" and moan about how bored she is until something happens.
Relationships:
Robbert:
Out of all the Dolls and shadows she knows, Robbert is the only one who is seen as her true friend. He acts like an older brother, silently following her around and supporting her no matter what. Being mechanical, he projects holograms for her that connects to the internet. She uses it write notes, categorize her evidence, research her clues, or just goof off when she's bored.
Scarad:
Scarad is very rarely doing anything, awkward, introverted, and anitsocial; he would rather curl up with his shadow, Sulu, and a good book. Because of all of this, Scarad could never honestly say he is preoccupied with anything. This makes him a perfect target for Becca. He is her go-to doll when ever she has an investigation. She bursts into his room, grabs his hand, and drags him with her kicking and screaming. She considers him her main partner. Of course Scarad can barely stand her, but when it comes down to it, he is way to skittish and awkward to confront her; so he just goes along with it silently.
Miranda:
Miranda is a nosy reporter who just loves to cover every story she can find, and Becca is a bit egotistical with a love to talk about herself and her adventures. These two go hand in hand. As long as Becca has a new story, she can never be bored. She just scouts out Miranda and can go on an hour long rant about her many adventures, most of which are greatly embellished, and Miranda will get it all down word for word without fail. The next day Becca's smiling face will be on the front of the newspaper.
Lizzie:
Lizzie wants to be friends with Becca, and also wants to have Becca join her super hero play. Becca is not much for pretend crime solving, however, as there are true crimes to be solved in the real world. And so no matter how much Lizzie pleads, Becca's answer is always no.
Past:
There was once a small family. In this family there were two siblings, an older boy, and a younger girl. This girl looked up to her brother and often tried to play with him, but the boy's answer was always the same. "No, you're too girly, no girls allowed." The little girl refused to accept that answer. She took her princess and puppy toys and abandoned them her dolls she dressed up to look more boyish. Her favorite was a female police doll. Her brother realized just how much she would do to be with him and let her join him. As they grew older they became inseperable. Her brother grew to accept and not even mind his girly sister, and gave her a necklace with a small bird like charm on it. They grew to be young adults and the brother learned to drive, when he was finally able to take his sister with him to get ice cream, a car smashed into the passenger side of the car, killing his sister instantly. The grief stricken family brought the case to court, but there wasn't enough evidence to convict the driver, despite him being drunk at the time of the accident and the man who killed the young girl got away scott free. The broken family tried to pretend they were okay, even over the death. They emptied the girl's room into boxes and called a donation organization to take away all of her stuff. Inside the boxes, the small grief ridden charm came to life. It saw a police like doll and made a contract, And so the doll with an insatiable thirst for justice Was born.
Credit: art and writing by me. Miranda and Lizzie owned by Loop Zoop.
author's note: I'm honestly sorry this form isn't very pretty, I just didn't have the time to do all of that. I hope you still enjoy reading it as much as I enjoyed making it.
Little extra About the names; The J. In Rebecca's name stands for justice, her middle name is literally Justice
Robbert is a play on the word robber.
