Username: Tricksters
Doll's Name: Trench
Doll Gender: Male
Pronouns: He, him, It, It's
Shadow Name: Bunici
Personality:Trench has never been the one to talk a lot. He's calm,
collected, and fairly reserved. Not having the nerve to spark
up conversations, most other dolls think the porcelain took away
his voice, which isn't true. He just never has anything
to say, and when he wants to speak it's not always a compliment,
more of something that can come off rude or inconsiderate.
How did the doll become the way they are?:Trench was never the doll most played with, but being the brother doll
to a girls most totted around position, he got brought with her. He got
to sit in the car until the girl came back from the store, nearly get taken away
by seagulls at the beach, and get accidentally left in the drive
way after falling out of the car door before she went on a trip. He didn't
show that he cared much if he was left like this, as to not upset his sister
and her joy, but deep inside he couldn't help feeling forgotten, or abandoned.
But one can't suppress their feelings forever. Trench finally cracked the
day his owner brought the two dolls on a paddle boat, and placed them besides
each other on the back, holding hands as she and her mother paddled the boat
around.
"Isn't this amazing?" Trench's sister sighed quietly.
"No, it isn't." Trench replied to her after a moment of silence. He tore
his hand away from hers and flopped down on his side. He glared out at the kelp
dancing beneath the water.
She sighed. "I know Lillian doesn't much pay attention to you, but it's because you're
not her type of thing..." she trailed off. "but hey, I did hear that the adoption of the son
is going well.. so maybe lillian will give you to him, so that way you'll have someone who''l
care for you better?"
Trench's eyes brightened and he sat up straight. "Are you serious?" He exclaimed giddily,
looking her in the eyes. Her eyes showed nothing more than remorse, but her face showed
happiness for him. His smile faded as he studied her eyes. "wh-"
Suddenly, the small bolt jolted as it hit another boat on mistake, and his sister grabbed his wrist
and dragged him to the edge of the boat. "I'm sorry!" she exclaimed in the commotion. "it's
for your own good!" She dropped him and he hit the waves, becoming intertwined in the kelp
as he sank into the water.
Years upon years later, the park closed down, and the man made lake was drained in preparation
to build an apartment complex over the land. An old man whom was taking one last look at
the park, went into the cavern in the ground where the lake once was. He collected flip-flops,
sunglasses, tennis balls, golf balls, etc. He fumbled through a patch of dried, dead kelp, looking
for anything salvageable that anyone had left behind. Suddenly, he unearthed the hand of a doll.
He pulled Trench out of the dead plant, and examined him. He was cracked, missing parts of his
body, and was water logged. His clothes were torn and molded. The man smiled quickly, he laid Trench
on the ground as he hoisted his full bag over his shoulder. Picking up the doll as he stood, he hurriedly
exited the hole where the lake once was, and left the taped off area.
Trench was tired, and all around achy once he awoke. He was on a sofa like piece of furniture, but it was
small, his size. He blinked and glanced around, taking in the sight of dozens of stuffed animals, vintage
dolls, and unfinished doll houses. He looked down at himself. He had new clothes on, and his body
was covered in patches of porcelain over cracks. He felt his head, his hat was missing.
Bringing his hands down
to his face, he traced his hand over the cracks and patches, amazed. He felt his neck, and instantly was
shocked. He yelped, pulling his hands away. He had no idea what caused the shock, concerned he
was placed in a dog shock collar, he got to his feet, stumbling. He hopped off the cabinet and onto the floor,
heading for the nearly finished doll house, which he could see a small mirror from the
open wall. He climbed up the leg of the table and up to the doll house, and crept in through the door, and hastily
searched for the mirror.
Trench stood before the mirror, watching the two bolts hover on either side of his neck, and studying his
new appearance in the mirror.
"I can't believe it..." he muttered.
"he cares"