Ellie

Face-up artist(s):

myself

Date of acquisition:

April 5th, 2014

Provenance:

First owner; ordered through DDE

Reason for choice:

I loved her sweet yet slightly melancholy face; she looked like the type of child that is curious about everything but is scared to do it.

Best Points:

Sturdy yet an extremely flexible poser, she can go from prima ballerina to shy bookworm in a matter of seconds!

Worst Points:

Her cute little chubby hands are unfortunately very pointy.

Eyes:

12mm turquoise acrylics

Wig:

5-6" light brown monique wig

Favourite colours:

baby blues, baby pinks

Fashion style(s):

simple dresses with white blouses underneath, and comfy sweaters and absolutely no shoes under any circumstances!

Name story:

"Euphrosine" is the name of the adopted daughter of the tyrant Coradin in the opera "Euphrosine, or the Tyrant Reformed." She is clever and cunning, but her goals are for the benefit of others. Ellie is the name of one of the main characters from The Last of Us, and I liked the surname Taylor to go along with the "E" names because of Elizabeth Taylor.

Character age:

9

Character gender:

Female

Offsite roleplay:

This doll's character is available for offsite roleplay.

One of three children to old-money socialite Basil Taylor, Euphrosine is the only girl, as well as the youngest. She was only minutes younger than her twin brother Jean, and five years younger than her older half-brother Lucas. After her parents' divorce, she was separated from her siblings and lives in a boarding house with her workaholic mother. Although she misses her father and brothers and loves them dearly, as she grows up her memory of them grows blurry and distant. In her family's absence, Euphrosine enjoys embarking on adventures with the children at the boarding house, particularly Maddie and Erik.

Euphrosine is selectively mute, and can be a chatterbox when she wants to- such as when she reprimands people for their rude behavior. Years of her parents fighting resulted in her choosing to take a passive, observing role when it comes to decision-making.