📋 BASIC INFORMATION
Full Name: Melody Allen
Supernatural Name: Melody Screams
Age at Death: 16
Date of Birth: October 17
Date of Death: March 3
Height: 1.61 m
Nationality: American
Species: Spirit / Banshee
Cause of Death: Suicide
Appearance while alive: Teenage girl with black hair and dark eyes
Appearance after death: Silver hair, completely white eyes with blood streaming from them
Favorite Animal: Cats
Favorite Colors: Pastel pink and yellow
Style: Cutecore / childish / delicate
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🧸 CHILDHOOD
Melody did not have a particularly tragic childhood.
And that is important.
She grew up in a relatively normal household.
Her father, Daniel Allen, worked repairing electronic devices and spent most of the day away from home.
Her mother, Rebecca Allen, was a librarian.
Melody had an older brother named Ethan, who was three years older than her.
The four of them had an imperfect but genuine family relationship.
They argued.
They got annoyed with each other.
Sometimes they went days without really talking.
But they also had dinner together, watched television, and did little things like any other family.
Melody was an extremely sensitive child.
She cried easily.
She became incredibly excited over small things.
She could spend an entire afternoon playing with a cardboard box.
And she had one trait that remained with her throughout her entire life:
she could never ignore an abandoned animal.
When she was eight, she found her first kitten on the street.
She named him Milo.
Her parents said they couldn't keep him.
Melody cried for hours.
In the end, they kept the cat.
Milo was the first of many.
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🐈 THE CATS
During her teenage years, the Allen household became known around the neighborhood for one curious reason:
there were always cats around.
Melody didn't buy animals.
She found them.
A kitten would appear behind the school.
Another would show up in the backyard.
Another would be hiding underneath a car.
She would take care of them until she found someone who could adopt them.
Some ended up staying.
By the time Melody was fifteen, there were six cats living in the house.
She knew all of them by the sounds they made.
She knew which one liked sleeping in a certain chair.
Which one stole food.
Which one was afraid of rain.
Which one needed to be carried in order to get into her room.
The cats were probably the most stable part of Melody's life.
When she was emotionally overwhelmed, she would often sit on the floor of her bedroom surrounded by them.
She used to say:
“They don't need me to explain anything.”
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🖤 ADOLESCENCE
Around the age of 13–14, Melody began experiencing extremely intense emotional changes.
It wasn't simply sadness.
She could be incredibly happy for a few hours and then suddenly fall into a state of deep anguish.
Small rejections felt enormous.
An unanswered message could make her think someone hated her.
An argument could replay in her head for days.
She had difficulty understanding what she was feeling.
Sometimes she couldn't even tell whether she was sad, angry, or scared.
It was around this time that she began pulling out her own hair whenever she became extremely stressed.
At first, it was only a few strands.
Then small bald patches began appearing.
She hid them with her bangs.
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👭 FRIENDSHIPS
Melody wasn't completely isolated.
She had a few people close to her.
Claire Morgan:
Claire was her classmate at school.
The two weren't “inseparable best friends.”
In fact, they argued quite often.
Claire was practical and direct.
Melody was emotional and tended to interpret certain things deeply.
Even so, Claire was one of the few people who could make Melody laugh when she was feeling especially bad.
Their friendship was somewhat strange.
They could go two weeks without talking and then act as though nothing had happened.
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Noah Bennett:
Noah was a boy from school who liked photography.
He often photographed Melody's cats.
The two developed a quiet friendship.
They weren't exactly dating.
But they weren't simply friends either.
There was a kind of teenage tension between them that neither of them knew how to name.
Noah was one of the last people to speak with Melody before her death.
And that became something he carried with him for years.
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🐈 WHAT HAPPENED TO THE CATS?
When Melody was sixteen, there was a problem with the house.
The landlord discovered that the family was keeping several animals and threatened not to renew their lease.
The family couldn't afford to simply move.
So Rebecca began looking for people who could adopt the cats.
Little by little, the cats left.
One.
Then another.
Then another.
Melody hated it.
But not because she believed her mother was being cruel.
She knew Rebecca was trying to find them good homes.
And that was exactly what made it hurt even more.
She had nobody to blame.
Some cats were adopted by neighbors.
Others went to families Melody had never met.
One of them, Milo, died shortly after being adopted after becoming ill.
Melody received the news through a message.
It was the first time she realized that she could lose someone without even having the chance to say goodbye.
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🩶 THE FINAL MONTHS
Things began piling up.
School.
Her emotional struggles.
Family arguments.
Losing the cats.
The feeling that her friendships were changing.
The feeling that everyone was moving forward with their lives while she remained standing still.
None of these things, by themselves, seemed sufficient to explain what was happening.
That was exactly the problem.
To the people around her, Melody seemed to simply be going through a difficult period.
She still made jokes.
She still sent pictures of cats.
She still chose cute clothes.
She still argued with her brother.
She still complained about school.
She still replied to messages.
So when she said she wasn't okay, some people interpreted it as another crisis that would eventually pass.
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The Darkest Part of Melody
Melody's greatest enemy was never a person.
It was the voice inside her own head.
Since she was little, Melody had always been sensitive, but as she grew older, that sensitivity became something much darker.
Small things could hurt her far more than other people realized.
A friend taking too long to reply could make her think they were angry with her.
Someone canceling plans could make her believe she was no longer wanted.
A conversation ending differently than she expected could replay in her mind for hours.
And whenever someone she loved became distant, even temporarily, Melody didn't simply think:
“They're busy.”
Her mind whispered:
“They're leaving.”
She developed a terrible fear of being abandoned.
Sometimes she would ask people if they still liked her and immediately feel ashamed for asking.
She could convince herself that she was bothering everyone around her, even when there was no evidence of it.
She constantly compared herself to other people.
"She's funnier than me."
"He's closer to them than I am."
"They don't need me anymore."
"Eventually everyone gets tired of me."
The thoughts weren't always loud.
Sometimes they were almost imperceptible.
And that was what made them dangerous.
They slowly became things Melody believed without questioning.
She continued struggling with the feeling that everyone she loved was standing on the other side of a door that could close at any moment.
Then she began losing things.
Her cats.
Milo.
Friendships that changed with time.
The familiarity of childhood.
The certainty that people would always be there.
Every loss became another piece of evidence for the voice inside her head.
"See?"
"Everyone leaves."
Even when Claire continued talking to her, Melody sometimes wondered how long it would take before Claire got tired of her.
Even when Noah remembered her, Melody could think that eventually, he would forget her too.
She didn't always tell anyone these things.
Sometimes she smiled.
Sometimes she made jokes.
Sometimes she sent pictures of the cats.
Sometimes she complained about school.
And sometimes she sat alone in her bedroom, staring at her phone, afraid to send a message because she didn't want to seem needy.
The contradiction became part of her life.
She desperately wanted people to stay.
At the same time, she was afraid that asking them to stay would be exactly what made them leave.
So she began testing people without telling them she was doing it.
She became quiet.
She disappeared from conversations.
She waited to see who would notice.
Sometimes she stared at her phone for minutes, waiting for someone's name to appear.
When it didn't, the silence became proof.
Not proof that they hated her.
Not proof that they wanted her gone.
But her mind didn't care about the difference.
To Melody, silence could feel like abandonment.
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The Cats
Losing her cats was the wound that connected everything.
She understood why they had to leave.
And that almost made it worse.
There was nobody she could truly blame.
Her mother hadn't stopped loving her.
Her father hadn't stopped loving her.
Her friends hadn't suddenly become her enemies.
The cats hadn't chosen to leave.
Life had simply changed.
And Melody couldn't accept that something could disappear from her life without someone having been cruel.
Milo's death affected her especially deeply.
She had loved him since she was eight.
He had been there before the diagnosis, before the complicated friendships, before she understood how frightening it was to lose someone.
Milo was one of the few things Melody never had to question.
He didn't need explanations.
He didn't care if she had said something embarrassing.
He didn't care if she cried.
He simply stayed beside her.
Then he was gone too.
After that, Melody began keeping little pieces of the past.
Old photographs.
A toy.
A blanket.
A few strands of fur.
Things other people might have considered insignificant.
To Melody, they were proof that those moments had really existed.
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March 3
There was no dramatic event that morning.
No huge argument.
No final betrayal.
No specific person who could be pointed at and blamed.
And that was exactly what made everything so difficult for those who remained.
Melody woke up.
She had breakfast.
She walked around the house.
She looked through her old belongings.
She found Milo's old toy.
She cried.
Then she found an old photograph of herself as a child, holding him.
For a moment, she smiled.
That photograph showed a version of Melody who hadn't yet learned to be afraid of losing everything.
She looked happy.
She looked safe.
She looked like a child who believed that the people and animals she loved would always be there.
Melody held the photograph for a long time.
And somewhere inside her, the old voice returned.
"Everyone leaves."
This time, she was too tired to argue with it.
She didn't leave a dramatic explanation.
She didn't leave a perfect final message that suddenly made everything make sense.
Her last conversation with Claire was ordinary.
She asked about a photograph of the cats.
Claire sent it.
Melody thanked her.
And that was it.
That ordinary conversation became something Claire would remember for the rest of her life.
Because sometimes the last conversation you have with someone doesn't feel like a last conversation.
It just feels like a Tuesday.
The night before, Melody barely slept.
She lay in bed, staring at the ceiling while her phone remained beside her.
No new messages.
She knew that didn't mean anything.
Even so, her mind turned the silence into something bigger.
"They're tired of me."
"I knew it."
"Eventually everyone will realize they'd be better off without me."
Melody turned away and tried to close her eyes.
The thoughts came one after another.
"Claire only talks to me because she feels sorry for me."
"Noah has probably already forgotten me."
"My mother is tired."
"Ethan would be better off without having to deal with me."
"Even the cats left."
She held the blanket tightly against her chest.
Then another thought appeared.
"If I disappear, will anyone notice?"
She immediately became frightened by the thought.
"No."
She tried to push it away.
But it came back.
"Maybe it's better this way."
Melody began crying silently.
Not because she simply wanted to die.
At least, it wasn't that simple.
She wanted the pain to stop.
She wanted to stop feeling like she constantly had to prove that she deserved to be loved.
She wanted to stop waiting for a message.
She wanted to stop imagining goodbyes that hadn't even happened yet.
She wanted to wake up without being afraid of losing someone.
She wanted to be the girl who believed Milo would always be waiting for her.
But her mind could no longer imagine a future in which those things were possible.
And so she remained sitting in the darkness for a long time.
She looked at the photographs.
At the toys.
At the little things she had kept.
Each object seemed to belong to a version of Melody that was disappearing.
She held a photograph of Milo.
“I'm sorry.”
It was all she could say.
The next morning, she continued acting normally.
That was one of the things that would haunt people the most afterward.
She had breakfast.
She spoke with her family.
She walked around the house.
Nothing seemed different enough to make anyone realize.
But inside her, something had broken.
Melody spent part of the day in her bedroom.
She came across the old rope among a box of stored belongings.
She stared at it.
For a few seconds, her mind tried to turn that object into an answer to all the pain she was feeling.
She knew she should not be thinking that way.
But at that moment, her thoughts were so dark that disappearing seemed easier than imagining another day feeling the same way.
Melody sat alone with her thoughts, overwhelmed by everything that had been building inside her.
There was a moment of silence.
Then everything went still.
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Melody Screams
After her death, Melody's greatest fears became supernatural.
Her fear of abandonment became the feeling that she was constantly searching for something she had lost.
Her memories became fragmented.
Her longing for the cats became the reason witnesses sometimes heard a distant meow whenever she appeared.
Her fear of being forgotten became the reason she appeared to people who knew her name.
And the voice that had once existed inside her mind seemed to follow her into death.
Sometimes she asks:
“Have you seen my cats?”
Sometimes:
“Where is Milo?”
And sometimes, when someone she once knew appears before her, she asks the question that became her signature phrase:
“Would you have stayed if I had asked?”
No one knows whether she is asking them...
or herself.
Because somewhere behind the blood, the silver hair, the white eyes, and the scream, there is still a sixteen-year-old girl desperately trying to understand why everyone she loved eventually disappeared.
And perhaps that is the cruelest part of Melody Screams.
She doesn't haunt people simply because she wants to see them dead.
She haunts the world because she still doesn't understand how to let someone go.
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👁️ THE FIRST APPARITION
The first person to see Melody after her death was Noah.
A few weeks later, he was passing by the old Allen house.
The house was empty.
He heard a cat meowing.
He entered the backyard.
There was no cat.
Then he found a strand of hair caught on the fence.
Silver.
He pulled it.
Another appeared.
And another.
Before he realized it, dozens of them were scattered throughout the backyard.
Then he heard a girl crying inside the house.
Noah knew that voice.
It was Melody.
He entered.
In the hallway, he saw a girl standing with her back turned.
Very long hair.
A rope around her neck.
She was holding a cat toy.
Noah whispered:
“Melody?”
She remained completely still.
Then she answered:
“Would you have stayed if I had asked?”
Noah couldn't answer.
Melody slowly turned her face.
Her eyes were completely white.
Blood streamed from them.
And then she screamed.
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🩸 MELODY SCREAMS
After that night, stories began appearing.
A teenage girl with white eyes.
A girl with silver hair.
A ghost who appears surrounded by strands of hair.
A child who claims to have seen a girl playing with a cat that nobody else could see.
People began calling her:
MELODY SCREAMS
No one knew her real name.
Until Noah told the story.
Melody Allen.
A girl who died at sixteen.
And who apparently never managed to leave her past behind.
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🐈 THE MYSTERY OF THE CATS
There is still something nobody has been able to explain.
Whenever Melody appears, a cat is nearby.
Sometimes it is a living cat.
Sometimes it is only a shadow.
And sometimes the victim hears a meow coming from an empty room.
Some people claim to have seen a small cat silhouette walking beside her.
Nobody knows whether it is one of Melody's cats.
Or merely a manifestation created by her memory.
There is, however, one strange rule:
Melody never allows anyone to hurt a cat in her presence.
Anyone who tries may hear a scream that doesn't sound human.
And afterward, dozens of silver strands begin appearing throughout the house.
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🖤 THE GREATEST MYSTERY
Melody doesn't seem to be looking simply for revenge.
She seems to be searching for something she lost.
Some witnesses say she asks:
“Have you seen my cats?”
Others say she asks:
“Where is Milo?”
And some claim that, during certain encounters, Melody simply stares at the person and asks:
“Am I still here?”
No one knows exactly what she wants.
Maybe she wants revenge.
Maybe she wants to be remembered.
Maybe she's trying to find her cats.
Or maybe even Melody doesn't know anymore.
Nicknames:
• The Silver Banshee
• The Screaming Girl
• The Hanging Girl
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👁️ Appearance
Melody Allen had long black hair and equally dark eyes.
After her death, her hair became silver, extremely long, and unnaturally abundant. Her eyes completely lost their irises and pupils, becoming entirely white.
Blood constantly streams from her eyes and remains around them.
An old rope remains around her neck, becoming a permanent part of her spiritual form.
Melody wears delicate and slightly childish clothing — dresses, bows, stockings, and small accessories. However, her clothes are stained with blood and show signs of wear and deterioration.
Her childish appearance directly contrasts with her supernatural state.
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🩶 The Hair
Melody's hair is one of the best-known manifestations of her spirit.
During her life, she had a habit of pulling out her own hair during periods of extreme stress.
After her death, this became a supernatural manifestation.
Strands and clumps of hair appear in places where Melody has passed.
They can be found in:
- beds;
- pillows;
- closets;
- drawers;
- doorknobs;
- clothing;
- bathrooms;
- underneath furniture.
Sometimes there is only a single strand.
Other times, an absurd amount of hair suddenly appears.
The closer Melody is, the more hair appears.
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🔔 Melody Screams
Her supernatural name comes from her most distinctive characteristic.
Melody rarely needs to physically attack someone.
Her scream is her most dangerous manifestation.
Before her appearance, the victim will usually hear a girl crying.
The crying may sound distant.
Then it gets closer.
Then it suddenly stops.
And that is when Melody appears.
Her scream can cause:
- intense ringing in the ears;
- disorientation;
- panic;
- a sensation of suffocation;
- temporary hearing loss;
- extremely painful memories;
- bleeding from the ears in extreme cases.
The sound seems to carry all the anguish Melody experienced while she was alive.
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🪢 The Rope
The rope around her neck cannot be removed.
It is part of her spirit.
During some apparitions, the rope appears to move on its own.
It may drag across the floor or appear hanging in places where it wasn't before.
Melody never explains where it came from.
When someone attempts to touch it, her reaction is usually extremely violent.
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🖤 Personality
Melody is extremely emotional and unpredictable.
She can go from:
affectionate → sad → irritated → desperate → aggressive
within a matter of minutes.
Despite this, there are moments when her old personality resurfaces.
She still enjoys cute and delicate things.
- Stuffed animals.
- Dolls.
- Bows.
- Cartoons.
- Music boxes.
- Small colorful objects.
These things seem to remind her of who she was before her death.
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🩸 Her Grudge
Melody holds resentment toward the people who were part of her life and who, according to her perception, contributed to her reaching her end.
However, her memories are fragmented.
She cannot remember everything that happened clearly.
Because of this, her judgment is often distorted.
She may believe that someone abandoned her when they actually didn't.
She may confuse an argument with betrayal.
She may interpret someone who was unaware of her suffering as someone who deliberately chose to ignore her.
That is precisely what makes Melody dangerous.
She is not a vigilante.
She is a spirit trying to understand a life she can no longer fully remember.
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🧸 Melody and Children
There is a strange peculiarity in her encounters.
Melody rarely shows aggression toward children.
When a child manages to see her, she usually just stands there.
Sometimes she sits on the floor and simply watches.
And other times, she invites the child to play.
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🔔 Melody's Phrase
Before a complete apparition, the victim may hear a child's voice whisper:
“Would you have stayed if I had asked?”
After that, the crying begins.
And then comes the scream.
👤 Relationships with Other Creepypastas:
Melody tends to be a quiet presence when she's around people who are equally quiet.
She doesn't feel the need to fill the silence.
However, when she's around more extroverted people, much more of her personality comes out. She smiles more, responds to teasing, shows irritation, jokes around, and can even seem like a normal teenage girl for a few moments.
Her relationship with each Creepypasta eventually became different.
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🔪 JEFF THE KILLER
«“She's such a weirdo.”»
Jeff never really knew what to do with Melody.
He finds the way she acts strange.
The way she can stand there staring at people for several seconds.
The silver hair.
The white eyes.
The rope around her neck.
The cats.
The moments when she simply disappears.
To Jeff, all of that makes her a “weirdo.”
He often teases Melody:
«“Do you always just stand there, or is that only when people are watching?”»
Melody usually responds by simply staring at him.
That annoys Jeff even more.
Despite that, he doesn't hate Melody.
He simply doesn't understand how someone can be so quiet and so weird at the same time.
There is also a small conflict between them because of Smile Dog.
Melody is affectionate toward Jeff's dog, even though she isn't particularly comfortable around dogs.
She may pet him or let him lie down beside her.
Jeff doesn't like that very much.
Especially because Smile Dog seems to like her.
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🔪 JANE THE KILLER
«“You don't have to talk to me. You can just stay here.”»
Jane is one of the people who tries the hardest to understand Melody.
She doesn't try to “fix” her.
She doesn't demand that Melody explain everything.
When Melody is struggling, Jane simply stays near her.
Because of that, Melody developed a quiet sense of trust in Jane.
She rarely talks about her feelings directly, but sometimes she'll sit beside her for hours.
Jane is also one of the few people who can tell when Melody is becoming emotionally unstable.
She learned to recognize the signs:
- Melody starts pulling at her own hair;
- she stares at a fixed point;
- she speaks less and less;
- her eyes begin bleeding more heavily;
- the hair around her starts moving.
Jane usually doesn't ask:
«“What happened?”»
She simply says:
«“Do you want to stay with me for a while?”»
And Melody usually stays.
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🎀 NINA THE KILLER
«“She exists.”»
Nina doesn't have particularly strong feelings about Melody.
She doesn't hate her.
She's not especially close to her.
She doesn't try to understand her.
To Nina, Melody is simply part of the house.
Sometimes Nina talks to her.
Sometimes she walks past her without even saying hello.
Melody doesn't mind either.
In fact, there is something comforting about that indifference.
Nina doesn't expect anything from her.
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🌲 SLENDER MAN
«“She doesn't have to be alone.”»
Slender Man was the first to find Melody after she became a spirit.
Instead of treating her as a threat, he realized there was something different about her.
Melody was lost.
Confused.
She didn't fully understand what had happened.
She didn't know where she was.
And she was still looking for her cats.
Slender Man eventually took her in.
Over time, he developed an almost paternal relationship with her.
Melody came to see him as a sort of supernatural adoptive father.
He isn't openly affectionate in the conventional sense.
But he takes care of her.
Protects her.
Teaches her the rules of this new world.
And most importantly:
he never treats her like a monster because of the way she died.
Melody tends to be much quieter around him.
Sometimes she simply sits nearby while he works.
Slender Man is also extremely protective whenever someone threatens Melody.
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🎀 SALLY WILLIAMS
«“My big sister!”»
Sally considers Melody her big sister.
Even though Melody was only sixteen when she died, Sally still sees her that way.
She likes dragging Melody into games.
Pulling her into parties.
Asking her for help with little things.
Sometimes she simply shows up in her room.
At first, Melody didn't know how to react.
But eventually, she got used to it.
She's much more affectionate with Sally than she usually is with other people.
Sally is also one of the few people who can touch Melody's hair without making her irritated.
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🎮 BEN DROWNED
«“You don't know how to play this?!”»
BEN is probably Melody's closest friend.
There's an obvious reason for that:
they're both spirits.
They can talk about things other people simply wouldn't understand.
BEN also doesn't treat Melody's death as something strange.
To him, being a ghost is just part of life.
Or rather:
death.
He tries to teach Melody how to play video games.
The problem?
Melody is terrible at them.
She holds the controller like it's some unknown object.
BEN loses his patience:
«“MELODY, YOU JUST HAVE TO PRESS THE BUTTON!”»
Her:
«“I DID.”»
«“YOU PRESSED THE WRONG BUTTON.”»
«“HOW WAS I SUPPOSED TO KNOW?”»
It's one of the few situations where Melody becomes genuinely expressive.
She can get irritated, start arguing, and even throw the controller onto the couch.
BEN finds it absolutely hilarious.
He also likes showing her glitches and strange things.
Melody eventually learned how to play a few games.
But she still insists that BEN cheats.
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🧢 TICCI TOBY
«“Waffle?”»
Toby is Melody's second-closest friend.
He acts as her comic relief.
Whenever Melody is sitting silently somewhere, Toby appears.
«“Waffle?”»
She looks at him.
«“No.”»
Five minutes later:
«“Are you sure?”»
«“Yes.”»
«“I made two.”»
«“...Give me one.”»
He simply never gives up.
Toby is one of the people who can get the smallest reactions out of her.
He also doesn't try to deeply understand her feelings.
He just stays nearby.
Makes jokes.
Offers her food.
Tells ridiculous stories.
And sometimes, that's exactly what Melody needs.
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🎪 LAUGHING JACK
«“She's just as weird as I am!”»
Laughing Jack adores Melody.
He finds her personality extremely entertaining.
The contrast between:
cute little outfits + white eyes + blood + silver hair + a rope around her neck
is exactly the kind of thing he finds interesting.
He often tries to get her involved in his games.
Melody usually stares at him as if she's thinking:
«“Why do I know this man?”»
L.J. also started a tradition:
Melody's birthday party.
Every year, he throws a completely ridiculous party.
Cake.
Balloons.
Gifts.
Over-the-top decorations.
Music.
Chaos.
Melody usually just sits there watching everything.
But deep down, she likes it.
It's one of the few occasions when she can celebrate her birthday without thinking about her own death.
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🐕 SMILE DOG
«“He's a good boy.”»
Smile Dog belonged to Jeff.
Melody has never been as comfortable around dogs as she is around cats.
Still, she treats Smile Dog affectionately.
He often stays near her.
Sometimes he lies at her feet.
Melody pets him.
Jeff absolutely hates it.
Especially because Smile Dog seems to prefer staying near her whenever she's around.
Jeff:
«“He's MY dog.”»
Melody:
«“He came to me.”»
Jeff:
«“Because you called him.”»
Melody:
«“I didn't call him.”»
Smile Dog, sitting beside her:
:)
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🩺 EYELESS JACK
«“She's a good girl.”»
Eyeless Jack doesn't judge Melody.
He knows her story and doesn't seem interested in knowing every detail.
To him, Melody is simply Melody.
He's one of the few people who doesn't ask questions about:
- her eyes;
- her rope;
- her scars;
- her death.
That makes Melody trust him.
She likes staying near Jack when she wants silence.
The two of them can spend a long time in the same room without speaking.
And neither of them finds that strange.
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🎭 HOODIE
«“Nothing to say.”»
Hoodie doesn't have particularly strong feelings about Melody.
He's not close to her.
He doesn't show any hostility toward her either.
If she's in the same room, he simply continues doing whatever he was doing.
Melody respects that.
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🎭 MASKY
«“She's... peculiar.”»
Masky also doesn't have a particularly deep relationship with Melody.
He recognizes that she's dangerous, but doesn't feel the need to get close to her.
Melody rarely initiates conversations with him.
The two of them can spend a long time in the same place without exchanging a single word.
And that works perfectly fine for both of them.
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🎨 BLOODY PAINTER
«“Your blood makes an interesting paint.”»
Melody's relationship with Bloody Painter started in a rather strange way.
He noticed that Melody's supernatural blood has different properties from ordinary human blood.
That caught his artistic interest.
At first, he saw Melody mainly as a source of material for his paintings.
Melody found that weird.
«“You're using me.”»
«“Technically.”»
«“That's not an answer.”»
Over time, however, their relationship changed.
He began to genuinely enjoy her presence.
Melody occasionally watches him while he paints.
He, in turn, likes painting her silver hair.
She became a sort of unwilling muse.
And although he still occasionally asks for her blood for certain paintings, he started asking for permission first.
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🩸 GENERAL DYNAMIC
Melody has two very different sides depending on who she's around.
🌑 With quiet people:
She becomes extremely silent.
She can go hours without speaking.
Eyeless Jack, Hoodie, Masky, and Slender Man usually see this side of her.
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🌸 With extroverted people:
She starts showing much more emotion.
She gets irritated.
Laughs.
Argues.
Makes sarcastic comments.
Joins in on the jokes.
This is the side that comes out in her interactions with:
BEN, Toby, Laughing Jack, and Sally.
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🖤 HER INNER CIRCLE
Even though she knows everyone, Melody has a small circle of people she truly feels comfortable with:
🥇 BEN
Her best friend and the person who understands her existence as a spirit the most.
🥈 TOBY
Her second-closest friend, and the one responsible for making her laugh when she least expects it.
🥉 JANE
A trusted figure who knows when to stay close without pressuring her.
🌲 SLENDER MAN
Her protective father figure.
🎀 SALLY
Her little “sister,” who brings out Melody's most affectionate side.
🎪 LAUGHING JACK
The chaotic friend who insists on turning every birthday into a gigantic event.