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Description
"Who is to say what toys can and cannot do when you are not looking?"

Stitches' Equipment
5 bundles of black thread
1 bundle of white thread
About 5ft of twine-like string
3 needles of various lengths (the largest in his hat)
Scrap bits of cloth
A small pad of paper
A pencil stub
A very small pair of scissors
Homonym's key

Homonym's Equipment
An umbrella

Strengths
Stitches: quick, lightweight, cannot be hurt be falling no matter how high its from, durable, easily repaired, can compress by about 50%, can see in the dark, does not need to breathe, cannot be poisoned, can survive most puncture injuries, lots of battle experience

Homonym: stronger than Stitches, not easily intimidated, fire-resistant, plenty of battle experience, heavy enough to cause some damage, can see in the dark, does not need to breathe, cannot be poisoned

Weaknesses
Stitches: flammable, easily torn, physically weak, terrified of rats, nervous around "Breathers", small size, easily misunderstood, has trouble communicating

Homonym: breakable, somewhat flammable, a bit reckless, can be irritating, difficult to repair, will die if not wound up every three days

While inside Big Ben Homonym will not require winding

Cannibals and Breathers
Cannibals are (generally) ragdolls that attack other ragdolls and take parts of their bodies to fix themselves. It is for this reason that ragdolls are not well-tolerated in Stitches' universe.

"Breather" is toy slang for humans, or owners. First Life toys will hold perfectly still around Breathers, no matter what happens. It is taboo to move or speak around or to a Breather, and most toys wouldn't even consider the idea in the first place.

First Life and Second Life
From the moment a toy is made, it is on its "First Life". Its job is to be loved and to observe. This is when toys learn about the world. The first life lasts until the toy is thrown away or otherwise lost.

The Second Life starts when the toy is discarded. Now the toy lies for themselves, using what they learned on their first life to help them survive. Both Stitches and Homonym are Second Life toys. Second Life toys are generally more independent, and think of their survival. When confronted with a Breather the Second Life toy will "play dead", but if their life is threatened they will react. The taboo that limited their interactions plays a weaker role in the Second Life.

Interacting with the other Contestants
Stitches will most likely "play dead" upon meeting the other contestants. Otherwise he will be cautious, suspicious, and on edge when interacting. Over time the initial fear will fade and Stitch will begin acting more like himself. He has a soft spot for young children, especially girls.

Homonym has always wanted to talk with a Breather. He will be overly enthusiastic and excited, trying to learn as much as he possibly can. He doesn't mind kids, and loves old people.

Methods of Killing
Both toys can be killed by fire. Stitches will also die if more than 60% of his body is destroyed, or more than half of his head is torn open. Puncture wounds, like those from a knife, are generally easily repaired.

Homonym will die if he winds down completely. He will break if he falls from a height of more than three feet (for this reason he's a bit nervous around heights). Submerging him in water will cause his internal clockwork to eventually rust.

Pain
Yes, it does hurt when they get injured. The severity of pain depends on the toy and the injury. For Stitches, the loss of an arm will hurt about as bad as a bad cut. It isn't debilitating, but he cannot use his limbs once they're cut off of his body.

For Homonym, breaking a limb will hurt as bad as it would for a Breather. The reason is because wood is much harder to repair than cloth.

Stitches' Expressions: [link]
Stitches' Full Body: [link] (note that Stitches' hat has changed a little. It's now down below his butt. The patches on it are all in the same place though)

Both Stitches and Homonym have 4 fingers and one thumb.

Stitches does not have any hair. What you see on his head is the thread sticking out of his hat.

Yup, I'm going for another one.
Stitches and Homonym are mine.

FOR THE WONDER!!!!

Description
"Who is to say what toys can and cannot do when you are not looking?"

Stitches' Equipment
5 bundles of black thread
1 bundle of white thread
About 5ft of twine-like string
3 needles of various lengths (the largest in his hat)
Scrap bits of cloth
A small pad of paper
A pencil stub
A very small pair of scissors
Homonym's key

Homonym's Equipment
An umbrella

Strengths
Stitches: quick, lightweight, cannot be hurt be falling no matter how high its from, durable, easily repaired, can compress by about 50%, can see in the dark, does not need to breathe, cannot be poisoned, can survive most puncture injuries, lots of battle experience

Homonym: stronger than Stitches, not easily intimidated, fire-resistant, plenty of battle experience, heavy enough to cause some damage, can see in the dark, does not need to breathe, cannot be poisoned

Weaknesses
Stitches: flammable, easily torn, physically weak, terrified of rats, nervous around "Breathers", small size, easily misunderstood, has trouble communicating

Homonym: breakable, somewhat flammable, a bit reckless, can be irritating, difficult to repair, will die if not wound up every three days

While inside Big Ben Homonym will not require winding

Cannibals and Breathers
Cannibals are (generally) ragdolls that attack other ragdolls and take parts of their bodies to fix themselves. It is for this reason that ragdolls are not well-tolerated in Stitches' universe.

"Breather" is toy slang for humans, or owners. First Life toys will hold perfectly still around Breathers, no matter what happens. It is taboo to move or speak around or to a Breather, and most toys wouldn't even consider the idea in the first place.

First Life and Second Life
From the moment a toy is made, it is on its "First Life". Its job is to be loved and to observe. This is when toys learn about the world. The first life lasts until the toy is thrown away or otherwise lost.

The Second Life starts when the toy is discarded. Now the toy lies for themselves, using what they learned on their first life to help them survive. Both Stitches and Homonym are Second Life toys. Second Life toys are generally more independent, and think of their survival. When confronted with a Breather the Second Life toy will "play dead", but if their life is threatened they will react. The taboo that limited their interactions plays a weaker role in the Second Life.

Interacting with the other Contestants
Stitches will most likely "play dead" upon meeting the other contestants. Otherwise he will be cautious, suspicious, and on edge when interacting. Over time the initial fear will fade and Stitch will begin acting more like himself. He has a soft spot for young children, especially girls.

Homonym has always wanted to talk with a Breather. He will be overly enthusiastic and excited, trying to learn as much as he possibly can. He doesn't mind kids, and loves old people.

Methods of Killing
Both toys can be killed by fire. Stitches will also die if more than 60% of his body is destroyed, or more than half of his head is torn open. Puncture wounds, like those from a knife, are generally easily repaired.

Homonym will die if he winds down completely. He will break if he falls from a height of more than three feet (for this reason he's a bit nervous around heights). Submerging him in water will cause his internal clockwork to eventually rust.

Pain
Yes, it does hurt when they get injured. The severity of pain depends on the toy and the injury. For Stitches, the loss of an arm will hurt about as bad as a bad cut. It isn't debilitating, but he cannot use his limbs once they're cut off of his body.

For Homonym, breaking a limb will hurt as bad as it would for a Breather. The reason is because wood is much harder to repair than cloth.

Stitches' Expressions: [link]
Stitches' Full Body: [link] (note that Stitches' hat has changed a little. It's now down below his butt. The patches on it are all in the same place though)

Both Stitches and Homonym have 4 fingers and one thumb.

Stitches does not have any hair. What you see on his head is the thread sticking out of his hat.

Yup, I'm going for another one.
Stitches and Homonym are mine.

FOR THE WONDER!!!!