Trinket watched the unexpected reaction from the strange man. She had expected perhaps a scream, or at least a startle. But he was surprisingly calm. Curious.
She stepped closer, studying the man's face. He looked...familiar. Which made no sense, as she had never met him before. She hadn't met much of anyone, really. Her doll was her only friend.
Even more curious now, she stepped over on bare feet, still holding her doll against her chest. She stopped several paces away. She tilted her head to the side, watching as the man questioned her creation.
She couldn't make it talk. But she could make it respond, after a fashion.
How would the man react? She was curious.
At her command, the spider braced its silverware legs, then leaped up, flashing a pair of forks right towards the man's face.
She stepped closer, studying the man's face. He looked...familiar. Which made no sense, as she had never met him before. She hadn't met much of anyone, really. Her doll was her only friend.
Even more curious now, she stepped over on bare feet, still holding her doll against her chest. She stopped several paces away. She tilted her head to the side, watching as the man questioned her creation.
She couldn't make it talk. But she could make it respond, after a fashion.
How would the man react? She was curious.
At her command, the spider braced its silverware legs, then leaped up, flashing a pair of forks right towards the man's face.
