Echo has been a bad doll. She has been a big problem to Rossum, doll makers for the rich and powerful. It decided that Echo must go to the Attic, and be kept in a permanent nightmare. She’ll find out there are others, not all of them Dolls, who have suffered the same fate.
Is this the end of her story…or the beginning of the end for someone else?
This week, Sierra and Victor are separated, but not the way you think. We find out it’s not easy to leave your Active years behind, and Adelle falls apart, only to recover and make a shocking decision.
One man’s memories of being a Christmas elf at Macy’s in New York has turned into a live theater staple that rivals "A Christmas Carol". It’s called "The Santaland Diaries", and it’s being performed by regional companies all around the country.
However, to the averge Buffy fan, there’s only one version this year: the Blank Theater in Hollywood, where Nicholas Brendon is bringing Christmas cheer as Crumpet.
While Adelle DeWitt was occupied with finding Echo and Paul Ballard, there’s one Active she may have forgotten. He caused a little trouble, like killing several Actives and severely injuring another, all to get the love of a certain girl…named Echo.
Now, Alpha is back, and he’ll win Echo’s love by eliminating the competition.
There’s nothing more troubling than a missing Active.
Adelle DeWitt has been busy trying to find Echo, who has gone off the grid thanks to having removed her GPS chip in "The Left Hand".
Her bosses are not happy. They decide to make some changes, while Echo is busy with another MIA employee trying to battle prison abuse in Texas.
In the end, Adelle DeWitt will make a choice that will not be popular, but keeps her alive…which is what matters to her.
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