Anoushka.

ANOUSHKA

During her short career in use as a sex doll Anoushka had only one
employer, a deranged scientist. She witnesses many a bizarre experiment
using inanimate objects and, I hesitate to add Human tissue.

The deranged scientist fancied himself as a bit of a Frankenstein but
so far his were unsuccessful and he would take out his frustrations on
the cheap plastic blow up doll in a variety of ways.

Evidence suggests that the scientist was a lonely man, his efforts to
provide a companion prove this. His last experiment however was his
most successful.

One of his young employees dropped dead from shock one day when she
came upon him involved in dubious activities with one of his most
bizarre efforts. Not one to let opportunity pass him by, he was
contemplating how he could use the unfortunate corpse to his advantage
when his eyes settled on Anoushka and the proverbial light bulb
lit
above his head.

Taking the brain from his young employee he transplanted it to Anoushka
and in a series of complicated manoeuvres using sello-tape, sheep's
intestine and an egg he gave Anoushka life.

At first disorientated and in some pain Anoushka was unaware of what
exactly had happened. When realisation dawned she resented the uses she
had been put to and found, to the scientist's dismay, that she hated to
be touched. Anoushka was sexually anorexic.

This presented a problem to the scientist, although deranged and
perverted he had a moralistic streak that would not allow him to take
advantage of the now very animate and aware plastic being who stood
before him.

He bought another doll and kept her in his room for fear of upsetting
Anoushka. This other doll, which he named Lucy, did not however satisfy
his ever-increasing needs and he also perceived Anoushka as a
challenge. Wild with desire he showered her with flowers and tokens of
his affection, yet still she remained remote and disdainful.

When the scientist was out of the house Anoushka would leave her room
safe in the knowledge that she would not be subjected to his
attentions.

Now that she had a brain she had an overpowering curiosity about the
world in general and wandered about her small place in it looking in
wonder at the bizarre objects around her. On one of her forays through
the house Anoushka came upon Lucy and approached her with delight on
seeing another being who went through life with a shocked expression on
it's face.

Her delight soon turned to dismay however when she discovered that her
new found companion was brainless. At first she pelted her with
questions about who she was and why she had never seen her before.
Unable to gain a comprehensible, indeed any, answer Anoushka was
confused.

After many trips to the scientist's room to visit Lucy, Anoushka's
dismay turned into incredulity and outrage. Conveniently forgetting her
own past she could not believe that Lucy would allow herself to be
subjected to the scientist's disgusting whims and was completely
flabbergasted when she realised that the reason she did not answer was
because of her brainless state.

It has also to be mentioned that Anoushka was incredibly paranoid and
although intellectually she knew that Lucy could not help her silence,
on a subconscious level she thought Lucy was looking down her absurd
nose at her. (This in itself was not a totally ridiculous concept as
Lucy was a newer model than Anoushka and had three orifices rather than
two and bigger breasts)

One day in a fit of rage and a cruel sense of inquisitiveness Anoushka
pierced Lucy with a safety pin. As the air slowly left Lucy's body in a
high-pitched yet strangely quiet whistle and her face crumpled,
Anoushka felt a strange upsurge of emotion and an intense
release.

Anoushka put this surge of emotion down to the thought that she had put
Lucy out of her misery. For who would want such an existence. A life
without thought, rhyme or reason and worse a life of unending abuse at
the hands of the scientist.

Thus began Anoushka's career as a serial killer.

The scientist of course re-inflated and repaired Lucy using a puncture
kit. He privately flattered himself with imaginings of Anoushka's
jealousy.

On finding Lucy re-inflated yet scarred Anoushka would often wander in
to find new ways of killing the poor bimbo once and for all. Each time
Anoushka told herself she was doing it for Lucy's own good, but it
cannot be denied that Anoushka was enjoying herself and delighted in
thinking up new and outrageous ways of killing the 'plastic
princess'.

After many, many repairs Lucy was now looking worse for wear; she had a
bald patch on her head and so many puncture patches she looked like she
had been ravished by a demented dog. So came the day when Lucy's demise
would be permanent.

It was a horrific death as only something involving a bicycle pump and
an unmentionable orifice could be, and the scientist accepted the fact
that he would have to purchase another object for his affections.

Anoushka was tired of her limited surroundings and so she secreted
herself in the back of the scientist's van curious to see what the
outside world was like. The plan had been to run away but her
excitement and growing obsession would not allow it when she witnessed
for herself the rows upon rows of 'plastic princesses' and brainless
bimbo's who were in need of release from a life of servitude and
degradation.

The scientist bought four new dolls planning to use them one by one.
With fatalistic foresight he could see an end for all of them at the
hands of Anoushka. Unwilling to upset her he could not bring himself to
reprimand her even slightly.

Slowly but surely the scientist's precognitive thoughts came to light
as each doll (who remained un-named) were slowly but surely
killed.

It took a while to dawn on the scientist that Anoushka's obsession had
grown through an intense loneliness and so without thought, other than
to make his dearest love happy, the scientist created another aware
doll (I remain un-informed as to where he acquired the brain) to keep
her company. He remained hopeful that this doll, Maria, would not be
sexually anorexic.

Maria was a s remote and disdainful of the scientist as Anoushka was.
Anoushka was delighted with her newfound companion and when the
scientist unwittingly supplied himself with another girlie toy, she
initiated Maria into the ways of her obsession.

Maria was the perfect prot?g?; her ingenious for thinking of new ways
to torture or maim the brainless of their kind almost surpassed
Anoushka's. For practise they kept the first doll alive for many months
terrorising it each week before finally splitting her from throat to
naval with serrated scissors.

The joy of killing each new 'girlfriend' of the scientist, indeed of
seeing his frustration on discovering each one, waned eventually and a
new challenge was needed, it was at that point they turned secret
speculating glances at each other.

The first to make her move was of course Anoushka who sneaked upon
Maria with a lit cigarette. Maria awoke feeling a little deflated and
upon discovering the reason promised the scientist one sexual favour if
he would repair her.

The scientist was delighted and hurriedly fixed her up. Gratification
was swift but on her terms and the scientist, although happy to be the
recipient, felt strangely dissatisfied.

Maria was the next to make her move and upon rummaging in the kitchen
discovered that a metal spatula, a pair of heat proof gloves and the
flames of a gas hob on the oven were sufficient enough to prick
Anoushka's conscience and in the meantime cause her pain enough.

On discovering Anoushka's state the next day the scientist hurriedly
set about fixing her, while in the process however he stopped and
started thinking of the previous days events with Maria.

Using the obvious state of disrepair that Anoushka was in he used it to
extract a promise of intimacy from her as payment. Desperate to revenge
herself upon Maria, Anoushka agreed. To the scientists slight
disappointment it was again on his partner's terms. Anoushka left
feeling queasy and the scientist vaguely frustrated.

From that moment however, and understandably, the scientist encouraged
openly the war between his two animate experiments. Knowing that if
things went very badly for either of them they would have to come to
him for help.

For a few days after the previous events all was peaceful in the
bizarre household. The two dolls circled each other warily, each
harbouring a grudging respect for each others methods while
acknowledging the challenge each presented to the other.

A week after Anoushka's attack on Maria and her subsequent revenge.
Anoushka made another trip to Maria's room this time hauling a fire
extinguisher behind her. The result was very messy and meant another
trip to the scientist for Maria.

Now although deranged, perverted and strangely moralistic the scientist
was not unintelligent and so quickly realised that he could extract
promises of compliance from these overgrown femidoms for fixing them.
And so it started?

The scientist happily taking advantage of the growing obsession his
'girls' had with each other and Maria and Anoushka venting their
twisted minds.

In retaliation for the fire extinguisher Maria thought up a
particularly nasty way of harming Anoushka using a microwave oven and
some tin foil.

Anoushka responded in kind with lots of helium and a knife. Their
growing self-hatred due to the scientists ever increasing demands only
made their attacks on each other more vitriolic.

The house was openly at war now, not a day passed when one of the dolls
were not disfigured in some way and the scientist put his experiments
to one side to keep up with their ever growing need for repair. His
need for sexual gratification soon started waning as each doll complied
with his every wish, util the joy of the chase was no longer
there.

The day came when the scientist no longer wanted either Anoushka or
Maria and he slipped out to help him self to the services the local hag
would provide for him for a certain sum of money. The novelty of teeth
and moisture was something he wanted to explore.

Unaware of their impending dooms and with fatalistic needs to prove
that each was more inventive than the other the dolls were involved in
various activities in separate parts of the house.

Maria carefully handling a Bunsen Burner and a bottle of Hydrochloric
Acid, while Anoushka was otherwise engaged with a hydrogen pump, liquid
Mercury and a large quantity of Nitrous Oxide.

The resulting explosion rocked the house to its foundations and
Anoushka and Maria found them-selves on the patio in the back garden
slowly dying.

The affection these two still held for each other came to the fore
although mixed with the need for murderous challenge and the
sado-masochistic streaks they both had. So they crawled slowly and
painfully towards each other and held each other almost tenderly while
at the same time wishing to see the other die first.

Maria was the first to leave her un-natural existence and Anoushka had
a few moments to bask in the glory of her triumph and the pain of
separation before she herself lost her life.

Thus ends the story of Anoushka.