Plushie psychiatry...

[conuly]

I want these toys.

Kroko

1. Interview, this gets the box off.


2. Drugs - a butterfly paints everything pretty colors


3. Dream analysis - he's scared of a giant sink drain


4. Motivation training - he takes the talk about spreading his wings quite literally, and throws the pillow away, flapping.


5. Musicotherapy - give him a flute


6. Dream analysis - he falls down the drain, goes to a pool of water, doesn't go in


7. Desensitation - drip him with water, he doesn't freak out. If you do this too early, you nearly kill him.


8. Dream analysis - he goes in the water, and we see why he's scared. He was used to mop a floor. Give him back his water bottle, he rejoices and is cured.

Lilo

1.Dream anlysis - she's about to be crushed by the blocks she keeps putting together, to the tune of the Emperor Waltz.


2. Play therapy - give her a tetris game, she'll put the shapes together


3. Dream analysis - same as before, but now she uses her tetris game to save herself, and ends up at a test. Do this *before* she takes the game apart. If she does take the game apart, you'll have to use motivational therapy before you do the dream.


4. Interview - She'll unzip just long enough to pull out a safety pin and stab herself.


5. Paint therapy - She paints herself, openmouthed and red


6. Musicotherapy - she has to pop the bubbles for them to make sound, they form geometric patterns


7. Play therapy - a different toy now, it sounds like a schoolbell, triggering a flashback


8. Wait while she spits out a lot of stuff


9. Crisis line - her owner wants her home.

Sly

1. Dream analysis - Swirly


2. Drugs - lots of mice


3. Dream analysis - he chases after musical snakes


4. Musicotherapy - give him a maraca, he's happy as a snake


5. Dream analysis - his tail is bell-like


6. Interview - he dances


7. Dream analysis - A girl steals part of his tail, he chases her, he gets run over


8. Motivational therapy - if you're on tape two, this is a fun little option. Bit worthless, though.


9. Paint therapy - paints headlights


10. Interview - nothing much happens here yet, until the flashback. Poor thing was used to hide drugs


11. Surgery - repair his rattle, and he's cured.

Dolly

1. Dream analysis - a desert


2. Trigger stimulus - give her a bone, she'll be flashbacked a bit


3. Interview - nothing much here, but it's necessary


4. Same dream, but now she heads towards the woods and gets slurped


5. Occupational therapy - watch her stab herself with knitting needles!


6. Interview - watch her break a mirror!


7. Occupational therapy - now she'll knit a nose-sock


8. Trigger stimulus - a dog'll burst out from her stomach and steal her nose sock


9. Interview - she'll see a dog in the mirror


10. Occupational therapy - she'll pull her nose sock out of her tummy


11. Dream analysis - She sees a bone, and the dog tries to come out and stay out


12. DRUG THE DOG!


13. Motivational therapy, she gets her sock back


14. Dream analysis - She's been a chew toy, poor thing.


15. Trigger stimulus - this'll cure her

Comments

[innerbrat]

I'm gonna go for being ravaged by a dog as worse than used as a mop.

[conuly]

She was a chew toy. That's a perfectly legitimate use of certain plush animals. Mophead isn't.

[innerbrat]

I don't think she's meant to be a chew toy. She's a reversible toy for roleplaying.

Besides, just because something's socially acceptable treatment of certain members of society, doesn't mean it's not pscyhologically damaging to the object of that treatment.

[conuly]

And being used as a mop and having your hot water bottle stolen is somehow less damaging? He was living inside a box, clutching a pillow! Dolly, now, was merely expressing her inner wolf in an inappropriate manner.