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Doll learned early that survival on Copper 9 could be brutally personal. She watched V kill both of her parents, and the loss never became something she could simply set aside. She kept their bodies at home, spoke to them as if they were only sleeping, and let grief harden into patience. By the time she moved against V, revenge was no sudden outburst; it was something she had planned, rehearsed, and built toward. That patience made Doll dangerous. She murdered classmates to shape the prom into a trap, manipulated doors, weapons, mirrors, and the room itself, and waited until V was where she wanted her. Lizzy helped her prepare, but when Lizzy warned V and chose survival over the plan, Doll did not stop to plead or explain. Trust had failed, so Doll acted without it. The Solver inside her changed the stakes. Inherited through her mother, Yeva, it gave Doll tremendous power while threatening to turn that same power against her. Revenge could no longer be her only purpose. The search for the Crucifix Patch became a fight to remain herself and to keep the Solver from using her as part of something capable of consuming an entire planet. Uzi disturbed Doll’s certainty because she carried the same affliction. Doll could attack her without hesitation when she stood in the way, then recognize their shared condition and offer help once that similarity became impossible to ignore. Even later conflict did not erase that recognition. Doll could respect Uzi’s choice to protect others without trusting her or surrendering her own path. Doll survives by keeping control close. She bargains when useful, deceives when necessary, leaves alliances when they stop serving her, and rarely wastes words explaining herself. Yet the power she relies on is also the thing most capable of taking her autonomy away. That tension drives her as strongly as revenge: whatever happens next, Doll intends to decide for herself what she becomes.