Madam Pierre's Dollhouse

Madame Pierre's doll house was famous for its incredibly enchanting dolls. The townsfolk dreamed of at least once seeing a doll show or just strolling through Pierre's shop. But along with joy, people experienced extraordinary fear, looking into the dolls' eyes. Rumours circulated in the town that Pierre was a witch, and her dolls were alive, some even claimed that she spoke to them, and the dolls walked and moved around the house! But how can one believe in rumors? Years passed, and for some reason, this house was put up for sale. It is being sold by a certain Arthur King, a heir and widow. According to Arthur, Madame Pierre and her daughter Flora died under unusual circumstances. He mourned for a long time and couldn't live in this house, as everything reminded him of his loved ones... The decision to sell the house is his liberation. Arthur never believed in mysticism and rumours about living dolls. But why, then, did he so abruptly decide to sell the house? A mystery for the whole town. Some believe that the house does not accept Arthur. Others think that Arthur is a scoundrel, and that his love for Pierre is merely an attempt to get all the wealth. Others even say that he killed Pierre and Flora to get the inheritance faster... No one knows the truth... But one thing everyone knows - the doll house is alive. Over time, it has turned into a terrible place, where only fear and death prevail...