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Break the Cutie: It's pretty much one continuous Trauma Conga Line for Kris, a mold-setter for much of the series later protagonists.Wood was actually alive and creating escalating levels of mischief simply out of spite that Kris was sharing her newfound passion. until it's revealed she was Gaslighting Kris into thinking Mr. Big Sister Bully: It's never stated who's the older twin but Lindy seems to take on this role to a milder degree, mostly just coming across as a bit overly smug, patronizing and bossy.Wood's pocket that actually brings him to life and leads to the dummy's genuine reign of terror. until Kris reads aloud an odd phrase tucked into Mr.

Bait-and-Switch: At first seems like the Big Reveal is Lindy was the 'villain' all along after it's revealed she was behind all of Mr.

Wood is shown to be very much alive and terrorizes them both. Aw, Look! They Really Do Love Each Other: Are borderline antagonistic to each other for much of the novel but show genuine concern for each other's well being and team up when Mr.Seemingly the main reason Kris wants a dummy of her own is to show up Lindy. Anything You Can Do, I Can Do Better: Pretty much their rivalry in a nutshell.In the comic, however, Kris has green hair while Lindy Has brown hair. Adaptation Dye-Job: Both are blonde-haired twins.The original protagonists of the Night of the Living Dummy series, two twin sisters who share a rather intense sibling rivalry that gets enflamed when Lindy finds Slappy abandoned in a nearby dumpster and gains newfound popularity with her ventriloquist act. I'm so sorry I got us interested in dummies.' This is the first book to feature Slappy as a main villain.'I can't bear to look at Slappy anymore.

But Amy starts to suspect that something is strange about her new dummy. But soon weird things start to happen, and Amy is blamed for them. So after she gets a new dummy named Slappy, she starts to have fun with him. Paint is all over Slappy's hands and a paintbrush is by his side.Īmy Kramer has a ventrilloquist dummy named Dennis, who keeps on losing his head. The 2015 Classic Goosebumps cover illustration depicts Slappy sitting by Sara's bedroom closet with a sinister look on his face. The original 1995 cover illustration shows Slappy the Dummy sitting at the foot of Amy's bed, alongside two stuffed toy animals with frightened expressions on their faces. It is the sequel to Night of the Living Dummy, even though, besides Slappy, there are entirely new characters. Night of the Living Dummy II is the thirty-first book in the original Goosebumps series.

Night of the living dummy original cover