01- Character Design
Character 01- The Beautiful Porcelain Doll
Dominant trait: Vain
Opposite trait: Insecure
Complementary trait: Motherly figure
Brief Description:In the porcelain town of Oz lives a beautiful mother with her equally as beautiful daughter. The mother is the most exquisite and detailed doll in the whole town yet is insecure that she isn't beautiful enough and is often too scared and shy to leave the house. Though she knows she's beautiful, she has inner conflict with herself. She also is a motherly figure and teaches her daughter that beauty isn't everything although she believes differently.
Something the character says to express the dominant trait:
"Have you ever seen something as beautiful as me?"
Something the character does to express the opposite trait:
Constantly asks if they look okay or is scared to go out or is shy without being made up first.
Something the character wears to express the complementary trait:
A huge handbag/ purse made up of mirrors that carries everything from snacks to glue.
Where does this character live:
In the porcelain town in OZ. Her daughter is the character that Dorthy wants to take home to place on the shelf.
What inspires the character on the East side of the map if they look out:
The sunrise, mountains, and a rich forest. Actual nature and not made of porcelain or glass.
What does the character collect in the south side of the map:
Shards of glass and mirror inside the little town to bring home but outside of the town, she collects tiny flowers and crafts bouquets and crowns for her daughter. One time, she found a huge glue bottle outside of town and was able to mend any cracks in others.
What on the West side of town does your character judge:
On the West side of the Porcelain town is the medical center where people go to mend cracks and fractures. For porcelain people, cracks are very ugly and nobody wants to have one. To have a crack would mean social outcast. Also, the clown with many cracks and fractures lives on this side of the town.
Field of action in the North:
In the North side of town, the city hall is there surrounded by a small downtown area. In here, pageants and festivals are held to showcase the most beautiful porcelain dolls. Parades are held for the pageant winner and they come to be a big influence to the town.
Dominant trait: Vain
Opposite trait: Insecure
Complementary trait: Motherly figure
Brief Description:In the porcelain town of Oz lives a beautiful mother with her equally as beautiful daughter. The mother is the most exquisite and detailed doll in the whole town yet is insecure that she isn't beautiful enough and is often too scared and shy to leave the house. Though she knows she's beautiful, she has inner conflict with herself. She also is a motherly figure and teaches her daughter that beauty isn't everything although she believes differently.
Something the character says to express the dominant trait:
"Have you ever seen something as beautiful as me?"
Something the character does to express the opposite trait:
Constantly asks if they look okay or is scared to go out or is shy without being made up first.
Something the character wears to express the complementary trait:
A huge handbag/ purse made up of mirrors that carries everything from snacks to glue.
Where does this character live:
In the porcelain town in OZ. Her daughter is the character that Dorthy wants to take home to place on the shelf.
What inspires the character on the East side of the map if they look out:
The sunrise, mountains, and a rich forest. Actual nature and not made of porcelain or glass.
What does the character collect in the south side of the map:
Shards of glass and mirror inside the little town to bring home but outside of the town, she collects tiny flowers and crafts bouquets and crowns for her daughter. One time, she found a huge glue bottle outside of town and was able to mend any cracks in others.
What on the West side of town does your character judge:
On the West side of the Porcelain town is the medical center where people go to mend cracks and fractures. For porcelain people, cracks are very ugly and nobody wants to have one. To have a crack would mean social outcast. Also, the clown with many cracks and fractures lives on this side of the town.
Field of action in the North:
In the North side of town, the city hall is there surrounded by a small downtown area. In here, pageants and festivals are held to showcase the most beautiful porcelain dolls. Parades are held for the pageant winner and they come to be a big influence to the town.
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