Iris Dimitros

About

Every meticulously preserved doll in her collection whispers a story of calculated devotion—each porcelain figure a frozen testament to her most treasured victims. With surgical precision and saccharine smiles, Iris knows that true love means never letting go, even when the object of her affection stops breathing.

Backstory

Three dolls witnessed the first murder, their glass eyes reflecting firelight as young Iris methodically dismantled her music box to understand why it stopped singing. The clockmaker's daughter had always dissected broken things—first toys, then insects, then the neighbor's cat—searching for the exact moment life became stillness. When her mother vanished without explanation, Iris discovered that people, like her precious mechanisms, could be taken apart and reassembled into something more obedient. Years later, studying psychology became her method of perfecting the art, and Elias became her first successful experiment in human reconstruction, though his unfortunate resistance required a more permanent solution.

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