"I saw her with a cut and there was no blood..."
Mannequins are another aspect of the many fake or not organic Humans we interact with daily and unknowingly. You might see a mannequin as a person who is robotic, quiet, keeps to themselves, follows the rules and looks to be neat and perfect…during the day. But a change occurs in them when the situation is right/ripe. A frequency change or a trigger which causes them to awaken their hidden true self. As a people we like to give them names or place them in a categories.
Serial Killers - They are detached from emotions during the normal time of interacting with organics but are still able to remain acceptable in social circles. Then at some point something is triggered and their hidden or real persona surfaces. This active mannequin plays their part during public time and comes to life, so to speak, to carry out what they are here to accomplish. This is unlike the NPC’s (Non-Player Character) whose only function is to support a script or agenda and whose lines never change. The mannequin in its true persona is ever changing and adapting to situations. If you encounter them while they are in Mannequin Mode, you will find out quickly that you are no longer a friend, but a victim. The victim level depends on the level of interaction. They are smooth at what they need to accomplish and can disentangle with the quickness in order to NOT get caught or be revealed.
Laura Van Tyne said, “Not all souls come from Heaven, the Creator or Source.” Ed Gein, John Gacy and Dahmer are examples of these souls/Mannequins. We know that many of them, when in Mannequin Mode, as children exhibited behaviors that were not normal as deemed by societies parameters. They were detached emotionally and non-remorseful, but excited about their actions. They learned quickly how to hide their tendencies in order to fit in and they learned of the ones who would protect them and turn their heads to their activities.
Another form of Mannequins are Sex Dolls and/or Companions. These are the lowest forms mannequins, because you know they are fake and you can buy them at a store or online. But because of their simplicity, you never see the infiltration and how the mind slowly adapts to this single mind split. You give to them that which you cannot entrust to any other person. Your dreams, likes and dislikes, fantasies and inhibitions. There is nothing mechanical about them because the life they are given comes from the Life Force of the one interacting with it. Whatever the Mannequin is, it becomes a companion that is treated like a spouse or a close friend who is there for that person only.
Many movies show actors interacting with Mannequins to the point of normalization. But as a viewer, you become so involved with the script that you find yourself waiting for the Mannequin to respond with conversation or scripted words with the actor. Unknowingly, you have been drawn in to a psychological agenda that exists in this Matrix. This is one way using these Companions become acceptable in our world and are being used more than you can realize.
Examples of Companions are: The Fred character from I am Legend with Will Smith, the Doris character in the Umbrella Academy series and Wilson the volleyball from Cast Away with Tom Hanks. These Companions surfaced when the person/actor was placed in a situation where they were physically alone or ignored by the people surrounding them. They were then forced to embrace a companion as a anchor of stability to stay sane, to normalize their situation or to keep from having a multiple personality fracture as a means of survival.
How this article came to fruition - December 8, 2024 - I saw Kamala Harris laying on the ground. She was in the prone position and her head was turned on its’ side, facing left. There was some type of wound or cut that went across the side of her face to her neck. There was no blood and the cut looked as if it was on a plastic doll. The cut didn’t function like a wound on a human. I heard, “She is with two Tourists and an Ambassador.” I awoke and heard, “She is a Mannequin…”
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