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Summary

In 1975, Mark S., a man who made lifelike dolls, lured wealthy women into marriage, only for them to mysteriously disappear. His basement workshop housed eight glass cases with dolls dressed in the wedding gowns of his vanished wives. His newest wife, Khloe Noel, discovered his horrifying secret: he was turning his wives into dolls. The gruesome process took 13 days, with 12 days of screams. Khloe managed to escape and alert the authorities, but Mark’s final doll—half of her face—was found unfinished. In prison, he remains surrounded by his grotesque creations, his chilling final words being, 'I love beautiful women, but I love them more when they are quiet.'

Takeaways

• 😀 In 1975, a man named Mark S. Man operated a shop where he made lifelike dolls and sold them to wealthy women.
• 😀 Mark S. Man was charming and managed to marry several women who then mysteriously disappeared.
• 😀 The basement of his workshop contained eight glass cases holding dolls resembling his missing wives.
• 😀 His newest wife, Chloe Noel Lot, discovered that the dolls were dressed in the actual wedding dresses of his missing wives.
• 😀 Chloe discovered Mark's darkest secret by reading his diary: he wasn't just making dolls, he was turning his wives into them.
• 😀 The process of transforming his wives into dolls took 13 days, with the screams lasting for 12 days.
• 😀 Chloe managed to contact the police, who raided Mark's workshop before he could complete his final doll — one resembling Chloe herself.
• 😀 When the police arrived, they found Mark’s final doll project unfinished, with Chloe’s face only half-transformed.
• 😀 Chloe left behind a gift for Mark — handcuffs, which ultimately contributed to his arrest.
• 😀 Mark is now serving time in prison, surrounded by his lifeless dolls, while his collection is stored by the police.
• 😀 Mark’s chilling final words were: 'I love beautiful women, but I love them more when they are quiet.'

Q & A

What is the main premise of the story in the script?

The story centers around Mark S., a man who runs a workshop where he makes lifelike dolls. He marries wealthy women, only for them to disappear, and later reveals he transforms them into dolls, which he keeps in his shop.

What happens to the women who marry Mark S.?

The women who marry Mark S. mysteriously vanish, only for it to be discovered that he turns them into lifelike dolls after they disappear.

What does Chloe Noel Lot discover that sets the story in motion?

Chloe discovers that the dolls in Mark’s workshop aren’t just dolls; they are actually his missing wives, preserved and dressed in their wedding dresses.

How long does it take for Mark to transform his wives into dolls?

The transformation process takes 13 days, with the screams of the women lasting for 12 of those days.

What role does Chloe play in stopping Mark's gruesome activities?

Chloe manages to escape from Mark and alerts the police about his twisted acts. She also leaves behind a gift for him — handcuffs, ensuring his capture.

What is the significance of the dolls in the glass cases?

The dolls in the glass cases are a disturbing reminder of Mark's past wives, preserved in wedding dresses and displayed as lifelike mannequins.

What does the police discover when they raid Mark's workshop?

When the police raid Mark's workshop, they find his final project — a half-transformed doll with Chloe’s face, indicating that she was almost his next victim.

How does Mark feel about women, according to his last words?

Mark’s last words reveal his disturbing mindset: he loves beautiful women, but he loves them more when they are quiet, implying his control and obsession with silence.

What happened to Mark after Chloe’s escape and the police raid?

After Chloe’s escape and the police raid, Mark is arrested and imprisoned, surrounded by the mannequins of his former wives, who are now evidence in police storage.

What does Chloe’s discovery in Mark’s diary reveal about his intentions?

Chloe’s discovery in Mark's diary reveals his dark secret: he had been turning his wives into dolls, a process he had perfected over time, with each doll resembling his lost wives.