  | New element(s): Actives perform specialized engagements under the control of implanted personas crafted at Dollhouse. These personas believe themselves to be whole--and real--people. | | Category: Inner workings | | Revelation(s): The implanted personas are crafted by Topher, taking pieces from exceptional individuals and molding what he thinks of as art. The final persona may well have flaws contributed from the various pieces.
| | Submitted by: steverg | | |
 | New element(s): Dollhouse rules suggest clients with background checks that reveal moderate to high "risk factors" must sign a contract to pay an extreme additional fee if the Active is hurt, injured or otherwise not returned in perfect condition. | | Category: Rules | | | Revelation(s): Client files and background checks can be forged, resulting in the Actives being outsourced to very dangerous people. The actives welfare is based solely on a fee.
| Submitted by: flopandfrolic
| | |
 | New element(s): The Dollhouse itself (presumably!) doesn't exist in our world, but the FBI and West Hollywood are consistent with reality. | | Category: Locations | | Revelation(s):The Dollhouse is, in this story, part of the world we know.
| | Submitted by: jossgrrl | | |
 | New element(s): Boyd, Echo's handler finds it distasteful and is hesitant at first with the trust issue between Doll and handler...he see Dolls as emptyheaded and blank. Echo without hesitation tells him she trusts him with her life when asked by Boyd during an imprint that he is told he must be not only present for, but hold her hand. | | Category: Relationship between Actives and their Handlers. | | Revelation(s): In The Target, after Echo is and hunted like an animal, and Boyd gets seriously injured by an arrow in the side shot by Richard, it is Echo that asks Boyd if he trusts her. And he does, with his life. He gives her a weapon to defend herself and ultimately both of them with. A bond is forming between the two. Even with the insanity of her mind's walls breaking down with hallucinations of reality and imprint melding together from the drugged water she consumed, she saves them both from a psychotic killer who managed to get past the background check done.
| Submitted by: Dollbait
| | |
| | New element(s): | | Category: | | Revelation(s):
| | Submitted by: | | |
| | New element(s): | | Category: | | Revelation(s):
| | Submitted by: | | |
| | New element(s): | | Category: | | Revelation(s):
| | Submitted by: | | |
| | New element(s): | | Category: | | Revelation(s):
| | Submitted by: | | |
| | New element(s): | | Category: | | Revelation(s):
| | Submitted by: | | |
| | New element(s): | | Category: | | Revelation(s):
| | Submitted by: | | |
|
Back to Dollhouse 
List the characters, recurring themes, rules, locations, and inner workings that help demystify the Dollhouse mythology.
