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Before the dove and what came after Celia had been quite fond of the doll. She called it Mary and liked to pretend the doll was her younger sister. As Celia received lessons she would then teach those lessons to Mary, but as an instructor she had quite a different temperament then Prospero. Celia often thought that Mary had a pained look in her eyes, one Celia attributed to the loss of their mother. Bedtimes, before sleep, were often spent comforting Mary.
After Celia had repaired Mary’s head she was exactly the same as she had been but without the pained look in her eyes, without any emotion in her face at all