| “ | Can I Come Out Now? | „ |
| ~ The Doll Queen |
Personal[]
Real Name: Bernadette
Alias: The Doll Queen
Meaning to Name: She became the queen of broken dolls.
Nickname(s): Bernie, Bee, Dollie, and Queen
Age: Unknown
D.O.B: April 30, 1855
Birthplace: Berlin, Germany
Language: German
Current Residence: Unknown
Gender: Female
Species/Race: Doll
Status: Active
Alliance: None
Occupation: Mischief doll
Combat[]
Weapon(s): None.
Method of Killing: Tricking people to do mischievous acts.
Goal/Reason to Kill: Created to make mischief.
Personality[]
[C]Phrase: Can I Come Out Now?
Theme Song: Hide and Seek
Hobbie(s): []
- Coloring
- Sewing
- Singing
- Talking to others
- Drinking tea
Special Items: Her laced hat
Likes: []
- Creating chaos
- Manipulating her owner
- Spreading rumors
- Controlling others around her
- Being held
Dislikes:[]
- Being tossed around
- Not being able to manipulate others.
- Her dress getting dirty.
- Not having her hairbrush often
Fear(s): None.
Personality: []
- Mischievous
- Manipulative
- Serious
- Apathetic
- Insisted
- Bratty
- Selfish
Bio[]
BACKSTORY: She was created in Germany in the year 1855 where the age of porcelain dolls peaked. Her creator was named Alois Bachmann, Alois was a popular doll creator however he was also known for his dark secret job. There was a rumor on the streets of Germany that he was a murderer, particularly towards little girls. Nevertheless, he was still a popular doll creator, in which many parents purchased most of his dolls. Alois had named a doll, “The Doll Queen” mainly because to him, she was the most beautiful doll he had created, and knew there was something special towards her.
A young girl named Bertha was turning five years old and had wanted her very own porcelain doll. She grew tired of owning only rag dolls and knew she was capable of taking care of a porcelain doll. So, her parents took her down the streets of the town they lived in. They passed by Alois’ doll store, in which Bertha found one of the most beautiful dolls she had seen. She forced her parents to come into the store, even though her parents felt uneasy with Alois’s presence.
Meanwhile, Bertha took a look at “The Doll Queen” and fell in love with the doll. While it was expensive, her parents bought it for her as her birthday present. Before she left with the doll, Alois warned her that she was indeed very special and that she will need lots of attention.
He gave her a crooked smile as he waved bye. Bertha knew she was going to follow the rules since she deeply loved the doll. She decided to name “The Doll Queen” to Bernadette. Her and Bernadette would always play around with tea parties, then she would always brush her hair and sing songs. To her, Bernadette was the best friend she always wanted.
Then the school year started to begin, and Bertha grew sad. She wanted to be with Bernadette every second of her life, but her mother reassured her that Bernadette was going to be taken care of well. Bertha trusted her and went off to school. However, her mother did not keep her promise. In fact, she felt very uneasy with the doll, so she kept it on top of the wardrobe, and continued with her chores.
Before Bertha was to come home, her mother went to go get the doll, however, it had disappeared. Her mother grew worried because now she had lost the doll. She looked everywhere for the doll until Bertha came home. When Bertha asked for her doll, her mother told her it would appear somewhere, since it decided to play hide and seek. Bertha decided to go seek the doll and found it underneath her bed. Her mother again grew uneasy with the doll, since she felt like the doll was staring deep in her eyes.
So, she left her daughter’s room to fix dinner. When Bertha was alone, the doll looked at her, and Bertha saw that her mouth moved. Shocked in fear, Bertha looked at the doll. The doll began to speak and told her that her mother did not care for her, she left her on top of the wardrobe, so she moved to find Bertha. Bertha was shocked because now her doll can speak!
The doll smiled at her and moved her arm to touch Bertha’s face. Since then, Bertha and her doll Bernadette would always whisper to each other every day and even in the middle of the night. Her parents would always hear her talking to someone, which scared them so they took the doll away, hoping it would stop. However, whenever they tried to give the doll back, somehow Bertha would find it on her bed even though she didn’t even know where they kept her.
When Bertha would go to school, and her mother was alone with the doll, she could hear something moving and walking around. She would go and find what was it and would find the doll in a different place. Her mother was now a bit more scared, so she locked the doll in a chest. Then again, she would find the chest open, and this disturbed her. One day, Bertha decided to bring Bernadette with her at school to show her friends that her doll talks. However, when she reached school, her friends didn’t believe her. Bertha asked for Bernadette to speak but she kept silent.
Soon after, her friends began to call her a psycho and began to bully her. Bertha grew sad and when she returned home, she began to yell at her doll for not doing what she wanted her to do. The doll came to life and attacked Bertha. Bernadette whispered at her that she will not be controlled by her, but Bertha would be controlled by her instead.
Later Bernadette had Bertha under her control. Bertha would always have Bernadette with her including in school, where Bernadette would whisper to her what to do. This led to Bertha creating mischief in her house and in school. She would talk back to the teachers, talk back to her mother, rip papers and destroy the classroom, and throw tantrums in her house.
Her parents threatened to take away the doll, but she ended up biting her father. When her mother yelled at her why she did it, she began to scream that Bernadette told her too. She confessed that Bernadette talks to her into doing anything. Her father went to Alois asking why he created the doll, and Alois smiled at him.
Alois claimed that he created “The Doll Queen” after a dream he had with a she-demon, and that she-demon was one of his murdered victims. Her father grew terrified and screamed at him for killing little girls and cursed his family. Alois kicked her father out and closed down the shop. Bertha decided to lock the doll up and tried to live on without Bernadette.
However, as she got older, the doll continued to talk to her in her sleep and in her mind. When Bertha turned 12, she committed suicide because she gave in to Bernadette and Bernadette had told her to kill herself. Shocked in horror and grief, her parents gave the doll away to a shop.
There, Bernadette is waiting for another victim. As she lays on the shelf, she smirks waiting for another soul to claim.
Relationships[]
Orientation: Asexual
Relationship/Partner: Bertha Ackerman was her previous owner who got Bernadette when she was five years old. Together, they were best friends, in which they played together and had tea parties. It wasn’t until when Bertha got older, did she stop playing with Bernadette which led to her downfall.
Family: Emmett her owner’s father, and Isabella her owner’s mother
Allies/Friends: Bertha
Rivals/Enemies: Everyone
Appearance[]
Hair: Black
Skin: White
Eyes: Black
Height: 3 ½’’
Weight: 35
Body Type: Thin
Outfit: Gray lace dress with a white ribbon around skirt, plain sailor collar gray jacket, gray bloomers, dark gray stockings and black Mary Jane shoes
Accessories: Gray ribbon hat, with dark brown ribbon and pearls
Distinguishing Features: Her black eyes
Physical[]
Disorder(s): Apathy - A mindset in which the person feels no empathy towards others.
Abilities/Strengths: []
- Doll Physiology - Using traits of a doll.
- Defunct Physiology - Possessing no organic weaknesses.
- Doll Manipulation - Ability to manipulate dolls.
- Dollification - Ability to transform humans into dolls (via. touch)
- Dollhouse Monarchy - Ability to control anything in a dollhouse.
- Anatomical Liberation - Ability to split body part and still control it.
- Mind Control - Ability to control minds (via. words)
- Emotion Manipulation - Ability to manipulate emotions.
Weaknesses/Faults: []
- She is vulnerable towards heat.
- She can crack with pressure applied.
- She is unable to create dolls unless they were already human.
- Only able to control already dolls that were created.
- She cannot turn a strong will person into a doll.
- Due to her lack of senses, she doesn’t know when she’s injured.
- If her brain or heart is broken, she can die.
Stats[]
• Intelligence: 10
• Strength: 5
• Speed: 6
• Agility: 4
• Endurance: 4
• Stamina: 6
• Balance: 9
• Tolerance: 10
Facts/Trivia[]
- Bernadette means brave as a bear.
- Bernadette’s original design is her wearing a pink and red dress, white bloomers, white stockings and black Mary Jane shoes.
- Her clothes changed due to age and not being clean properly.
- Her powers are not fully explored in the story however she does have abilities listed.
- Her main power is mind control via words.
- Her reason for making Bertha killing herself is due to her mistreatment she had.
- Her parents had since regret buying the doll for her.
- Her exact whereabouts are unknown.
- It has been rumored she is now in Austria or France.
- She has small cracks in her face due to the mistreatment she had while in the chest.
- Alois Bachmann is a wanted murderer as he confessed to the killing, but no one has found him yet.
- Inspired by the real "Robert the Doll"
- Creator - Bloodywolf.hell
- Editor/Template Designer - Black Bullet235