Aw man, it's just a doll. I thought it was a real girl. Me too.
Huh. It's wicked. Yeah!
Yeah! This! Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo! Watch this! Alright, let's go!
Awww, dude! Your arm came off! Don't! Yeah!
You're hurting her! Chill out, kid. Just a doll.
It's still not right. Oh, poor thing. Wait till we drop her off Todd's roof. No, don't! If you do that, you'll kill her!
Kid, you can't kill a doll. Just don't, please. Look, okay, it's okay.
We're not gonna drop her off a roof. Who says? Me. You want it?
Really? No way. Shut up, Mike.
I found it. I mean it. Shut up.
Who cares? Take it. Thanks. Whoa! Hi, Grandpa.
I didn't hear you come in. This is a new friend. Isn't she sweet? Some boys found her and gave her to me. But first, they tortured her.
A torture victim, huh? Well, that wasn't very nice of them. I know, it was terrible.
But we'll be nice. I've never seen a doll like this. I've seen them on TV.
It's a Really You doll. Oh, yeah. Custom-made by Really You for Lily D. Lily D. That must be her name. name?
Lily Dee. At least it's not a stray dog or a litter of mice. Oh, remember the mice, Natalie? We found that dog a good home. Yeah, after some vet bills and some stains, we may never get out.
Lily Dee's not gonna make any stains. She's not gonna be any trouble at all. Are you, Lily Dee?
After I get you clean, Gramps is gonna fix your arm. And maybe after that, he'll take me to Goodwill. And we can get you a new outfit.
Now don't squirm, but I have to get every little part of you clean. Oh, gee, look what those boys did. It's so mean.
Why would anybody want to be so mean to you? Dang dammit! I think there's a part missing. I could bolt it together, but I doubt it would hold very long.
The really you company has a doll hospital. As seen on TV. I know it's probably expensive. But I'll save up all my money.
I'll sell lemonade! I tell you what, I'll try and scrape up the money to give proper medical attention to Lily D. And you'll sell lemonade and pay me back. Thank you, Grandpa. I love you. Yes, yes, yes.
I'm coming, I'm coming. Good morning, my babies. I hope you slept better than I did.
Tossing and turning. Turning and tossing. That's me.
I'll sketch you a head. Sketch you a head. Something has changed my children. Can you feel it? Yes.
Something has changed. Could it be... a miracle? I'll get it, Grandpa.
You must be Natalie. We're glad you could join us for dinner. So you're the one who fixed her arm?
Yes, and I'm also the one who made her. At my workbench, you didn't need to bother. Oh, there's no bother at all.
I love her new outfit. No extra charge. Good.
Her little lady. She's been through a lot. When I found her, she was all beat up. I fixed the doll's arm.
But it was your child's love that fixed the doll's heart. The doll has a heart? Yes. And a soul as well. There was a time when Lily Dee wasn't content to be a doll.
Is that right? Yes, sir. She was a regular hellraiser, excuse my French. Vicious little thing.
But she's content now. She's at peace. She's happy to be a doll. Well, it's lucky for us. Well, I just love her.
Yes. I can see that you do. Be alert. If she misbehaves.
Call me. No, Natalie's a good girl. I meant the doll.
You poor thing, you must have fallen from your nest. Look LilyD, look what I found. A baby bird.
Isn't she just the most adorable little creature? I'm gonna nurse her and be her mama. Now you just stay right here. LilyD will look after you. I'm gonna go tell Grandpa.
You're not jealous, are you LilyD? Good. I knew you wouldn't be. Cause you're a good girl. Oh Ready?
What happened? I don't know, some stuff fell off the bookcase. How?
I don't know, I was asleep. Are you okay? I think she's okay. Now, that's just strange. Things don't fall down by themselves.
How did the doll get on the floor? She was in bed with me. Maybe when I jumped she fell off. I don't know. Look at you fluttering your eyes at me.
Yes, you like that color better, don't you? I can see you're flashing your eyes at me. What have we done?
What? What? You flipped the child!
No, no, no, no. Don't be silly. The child's love has calmed the doll. Has it? It goes down!
Back to the bone! Bad through and through! Through and through! Destroy the doll!
Destroy the doll! Save the girl! It'll be your fault! Your fault! Destroy the doll!
Destroy the doll! Save the girl! Save the girl!
Save the girl! Save the girl! Save the girl!
Save the girl! Alright, alright. It's okay. I'll look after you.
You'll be just fine. You're my baby. That's what you are.
Natalie! Come on down! I have a present for you!
What is it? Come on down and see for yourself. You can come too.
I'll be right back. I was chatting with Mrs. Alvarez next door and I mentioned your bird and she was kind enough to give us this cage from her garage. It's perfect! So somehow this fishbowl fell out the window onto the doll maker lady. I don't know.
It must have. The fishbowl was in this room. And you and your granddaughter were downstairs?
Yes, I told you. Was the fishbowl on the windowsill? Not usually. Natalie, was the fishbowl in the windowsill? I don't think so.
Is there anyone else in the house? Just Lily T. It's a doll. Well, we'll see what the old lady says when she regains consciousness. If you don't mind, I'll hold on to this. Here, I'll help you.
Thanks, honey. Thank you, sweetheart. You can give that sauce a stir or two. Are you okay, sweetheart?
The lady will be okay. You know, they'll fix her up at the hospital. Just like she fixed up your doll.
Which reminds me, where is Lily D? I left it upstairs. Grandpa, I don't like it anymore. Now she's an it.
Since when? Remember when that dollmaker said that Lily D used to be bad? Oh. She was just being... fanciful.
Can you just please get rid of it? Of course we can. If it's upsetting you.
I'll go get it. We can put it in the trash. Grandpa? Grandpa!
What was it sweetheart? I don't see it! I don't see the doll!
It's gone! I can't find it grandpa. And you sure you didn't leave the doll someplace else? I know I didn't. Well, I've looked in my room as best I can.
Pick up your things and let's get some sleep. The doll will turn up. That's what I'm afraid of.
Thank you. Oh Grandpa? Grandpa, are you taking a bath? Ma-Natalie? What is it?
Natalie? Where are you? Grandpa! Lucy tried to drown the baby bird!
Is the doll in there? No, I don't know where it is. How did the lift get downstairs?
It must have taken it downstairs. Where's my other chair? I bet it moved it.
It's so evil! I'll go send the lift up. Natalie, a doll can't come to life. This one did. I know it, Grandpa.
I'm gonna go look for your chair, Grandpa. Natalie, wait. Papa!
Papa! I'm okay. I'm okay. Who's that? The back stairs.
It's gotta be Sorry. Natalie! No!
Sleep, baby, sleep. Down where the woodbines creep Be always my good one So mild, all kind and sweet And gentle child Sweet baby sweet