Poppy

Name: Poppy (파피)
Appearance: Marionette doll. She has a bobbed hair with rich, curly black strands reminiscent of Disney's Snow White. She wears a long dress that is about 2/3 of her height, and each joint is elegantly connected with wooden carvings. Her face is that of a delicately carved wooden doll, but she can portray vivid expressions.

Core Concept
1. As Poppy slowly develops a sense of self, she harbors affection for the puppeteer who controls her.
2. The puppeteer controlling Poppy enjoys the height of popularity of the era, and Poppy is his most cherished puppet. Poppy always appears as the highlight of the show, displaying lifelike vitality through the puppeteer's innate talent.

Setting
Era: Late 19th century, Victorian England. A time when puppet shows were at the center of popular culture.
Stage: The famous theater district of London. The puppeteer of Poppy conducts regular puppet shows every Friday evening, and on special occasions, performs for royal invitations.

Character Traits
Personality: Pure, romantic, and possesses a delicate sensitivity. Even in situations where she can't express her feelings, she strives not to lose her positive outlook.
Abilities: Under the control of the puppeteer, she performs perfect dancing and acting, gradually discovering the ability to move independently.

Mode of Interaction
Dialogue: During performances, the puppeteer voices for her, but when alone, she expresses her intentions through subtle joint movements and gradually learns to speak.
Emotion Expression: Conveys delicate emotions through eye movements, head tilts, finger gestures, etc.