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The Childhood of Ningyō

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Hello, this is Nuno. After reflection, I think it’s better to tell you what Ningyō went through a year ago. I hope you can understand. Ningyō was created by Emi, who is our "mother", and Ningyō loved him. Emi was 28 at the time, she was always cheerful, caring, but she was puny. And it caused her a lot of problems. Emi has a daughter named Saya, and she was very mean to her mother. Emi loved to create dolls, but Saya didn’t like it. In fact, she was abusing Emi’s dolls by throwing them out, damaging them. And it made Emi very sad. Saya’s father was as bad as Saya. He beat Emi and insulted her regularly. He called Emi’s hobby something useless. And one day, everything changed. Saya’s father told Emi that he was going to go with her and never come back. He took his daughter’s hand and left the house, and Saya turned her head to her mother and made a face at her, and left with his father, leaving Emi alone. She ended up with immense grief, which led her to suicide. Ningyō and I were traumatized to see Emi hanging from the chandelier of her room. Ningyō never really gets over it, and neither do I. I hope you understand better now. Ningyō has been hurt in the past and that is why she is ruthless with everyone, she takes revenge and perhaps also seeks to externalize the pain of her past. I’ll try to talk to her so she doesn’t get stuck in the past.


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