The Collection story
A babysitter suspects an eerily lifelike doll collection belonging to her latest client's charge is connected to the mysterious disappearances of her previous sitters. Directed by: John T. Kretchmer. Story by: Erin Maher & Kay Reindl.
14 total · 6 major · 8 minor
| Theme | Level | Motivation |
|---|---|---|
| dealing with children | major | Miranda was babysitting the eight-year-old girl Daniella. Miranda was particularly good at understanding children, we heard. |
| evil doll | major | Danielle and her babysitter Miranda were terrorized by the eerily lifelike dolls belonging to Daniella's collection. |
| fear of abandonment | major | Daniella feared her babysitters leaving so much that she transformed them into dolls and locked them into a glass cabinet. |
| human childhood | major | Daniella spent an evening under the care of her new babysitter. |
| loneliness | major | Daniella had no friends and felt betrayed when her babysitters would leave after her parents would come home. |
| speculative remote living body manipulation | major | The preteen girl Daniella manifested an ability to transform her various babysitters into dolls. |
| arachnophobia | minor | Miranda was mostly afraid of spiders. |
| collecting objects | minor | Daniella kept a collection of eerily lifelike dolls. |
| coping with an overprotective guardian | minor | The babysitter Miranda raised an eyebrow when she saw the huge folder of caring instructions for the eight-year-old Daniella. |
| father and daughter | minor | Daniella and her father, Pete. |