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Are you at home right now or in a car? Or maybe listening on headphones while you walk.

Let me ask you this, are there toys around you?

In the next room, in the car with you? maybe right next to you.

Last question for now, I promise.

How many of those toys are modeled after humans?

Are they action figures? Maybe even humanoid robots or aliens? Or maybe some kind of doll. As long as there have been humans, we have created miniature versions of ourselves to play with.

Whether out of sticks and stones or the most modern, colorful plastics and fabrics, it's clear

that humans have some fascination with acting out our imaginations with characters like us.

But that's the thing about dolls, right? They are like us.

But somewhere in their fixed expressions with staring eyes, there's also a place for us to project some of our, well, not so positive thoughts and feelings.

And because really I'm never done asking you questions,

have you ever seen a doll that kind of creeped you out?

If so, you're not alone.

I'm Elise Perijian, and we'll be talking about all kinds of dolls,

magic, creepy, sneaky, and potentially evil, on this episode of unspookeable. Dolls are scary and they have really big eyes like really tiny eyes and they haunt you at

night especially when you have American Girl dolls and Barbies and that's why I don't

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