Lizzie

Face-up artist(s):

LottaKalott

Body blushing artist(s):

n/a

Modifications artist(s):

n/a

Tattoo artist(s):

n/a

Date of acquisition:

02/10/2022

Provenance:

purchased from LottaKalott on the MP; previously owned by others (cuz she's really old)

Reason for choice:

I've loved the F01 sculpt since joining the hobby. She has a versatile face that can be sweet or punky

Best Points:

She's been on my wish list for a long time. She's adorable. It takes a bit of fiddling but she stands like a rock.

Worst Points:

This body is quite strange - her legs need to be wired in order not to spin around like they're possessed. Kinda terrified of restringing her - the hands and feet attach with thread and a little metal bar rather than s hooks.

Eyes:

blue, unknown maker

Wig:

Red, unknown maker

Favourite colours:

burgundy, pink

Fashion style(s):

Lolita for her DIN avatar. Her meat space styling TBD.

Key fashion accessory:

her teddy bear in the DIN.

Name story:

A very long time ago, I lived in Cleveland. I was around 5 years old. My next door neighbor was my best friend. Her name was Elizabeth and her birthday was the day after mine. One day, she was gone - her family moved away suddenly. I never saw her again.

Character age:

19

Character gender:

Female

Offsite roleplay:

This doll's character is not available for offsite roleplay.

Lizzie is a sweet girl. Always willing to help, pitch in whatever needed to be done. She also had a particularly high skill with computer equipment, which remains a rare and sought after skill in the Post Cloud Burst world of the Free Lands.

One day, Lizzie disappeared. The adults said nothing. Her parents looks haunted but weren’t talking. They were paid by Trancescape not to.

Lizzie was incorporated into the DIN, distributed information network. The executives hated the name DIN, that sounded unpleasant. One executive remembered an old tech term, The Mainframe. Executives love it. The name caught on outside of the DIN department, much to the annoyance of the executive team.

She was the in the first cohort of Trancescape experiments to "integrate organics into the DIN." This innovative program mandated by the CEO, who went to a C Suite conference and got into a pissing match with Takashima's CEO in a game of one-upmanship. The Trancescape CEO "won" when she claimed they had already incorporated organics into their mainframe.

Trancescape’s Hippocrates Project was a series of experiments focused on enhancing human's mental aspects. These experiments resulted in the development of their technomancers. The R&D development wanted more, so the experiments to enhance technomancers continued. Lizzie was programmed to merged with hardware, code name: The Motherboard. Lizzie was the only survivor of Project Motherboard, which stalled because the R&D team couldn't figure out how to contain her. Lizzie freaks out Trancescape inhabitant by randomly popping up on people's monitor.