Wally:
Puppet
Hight 5'5
Age:21 (in back story)
Rosie:
Human
Hight: 5'5
Age:20
Eye: Sky blue
Hair: Blond with pink stripes
Home:
Ghost that haunts the house
No one knows what home looks like. Once in a while, Wally will see a tall shadow figure in the corner of his eye
Back story
Wally and beloved wife Rosie just got married and moved into their new home, as happy as they can be, not knowing what is stored for them...
Not long after moving into their new home, strang things stared happening, things will move a round, the doors will open and close by themselves, there was strange noise, and strange whispering. The only problem was that only Rosie was seeing and hearing everything. She told Wally what's going on, but he thought that all of it was in Rosie imagination for Wally, never saw anything or heard anything. But Rosie knew that it wasn't her imagination, and she was scared. She tried to ignore it, but when she did, she would always have a new stinging scratch mark on her body. Wally worried about his wife sending her to spend time with their friends so she could relax. While Rosie was away, Wally finally saw what Rosie saw and heard a voice telling him that if he didn't leave his wife, something might happen to her. Wally didn't believe the voice and decided that he was going to fight to protect his wife. Wally found someone to help him and his wife, telling his wife to ignore the ghost, that he would be back soon with help. Rosie begged Wally not to go that she was scared to be alone, but Wally did not listen. When Wally got back, his wife was missing. He went to their friends asking if they had seen her, but no one had seen her for days. Wally, in a panic he runs back to his home, and the moment he steps back in, he heard laughter and the voice, saying maybe you should check the basement. When Wally got to the basement, he saw what looked like a small grave. Wally stared digging as fast as he could, and there she was, his beloved wife Rosie. She was dead, Wally held her dead body crying for his loss, knowing that it was all his fault for her death,
