Notes

### **Character Design Bio: Goldie, the Muse**
**Species:** Dream Mermaid
**Appearance:**
Goldie is a hauntingly beautiful mermaid-like figure, her skin shimmering with iridescent scales that glow faintly under dim light. Her long, flowing hair is the color of seafoam, shifting hues between a pearly white and deep teal as she moves. Her eyes are large and expressive, a deep **blumine blue**, reminiscent of Mr. Turner's own eyes in the depths of his subconscious. They hold a hypnotic, otherworldly quality, drawing anyone who gazes into them into a trance-like state. Her lips are a vivid coral, slightly parted to reveal her sharp but perfectly aligned pearly white teeth. When she speaks, her voice is sultry, yet dreamlike, with a sound reminiscent of gentle ocean waves crashing on a distant shore.

Her mouth is the focus of Mr. Turner’s bizarre fixation—her **coral lips** giving way to an interior that defies logic: pearly white teeth, an oyster-pink tongue, and a short, visible uvula. Occasionally, she provocatively offers a glimpse of her surreal mouth to Mr. Turner, deepening his odd and dreamy connection with her.

**Attire:**
Goldie’s “outfit” is barely there, as her body is adorned with delicate fish scales that serve as a natural and provocative form of clothing. Her tail is adorned with flowing fins that catch the water (or air, depending on the dream setting), trailing behind her like a beautiful train. Around her neck, she wears a delicate necklace of pearls and fish bones, a subtle reminder of her past as Mr. Turner’s lost goldfish.

**Personality:**
Goldie is a muse born of nostalgia, sensuality, and guilt—a product of Mr. Turner’s teenage mistake when he failed to care for his pet goldfish. In his dreams, Goldie appears with an aura of mystery and seduction, catering to Mr. Turner’s fantasies, but always with a hint of the absurd. While she seems passionate and caring, there’s an undercurrent of mockery in her behavior, as if she is both the object of desire and the reminder of Mr. Turner’s youthful stupidity.

Goldie’s desires mirror her whimsical nature. She doesn’t want chocolates or flowers, but instead craves fish flakes—served to her by Mr. Turner in an exaggerated, dreamlike fashion, as if they are the ultimate romantic gesture. The way she receives them is oddly intimate, playful, and tinged with humor.

**In Mr. Turner's Dreams:**
Goldie exists in the realm of Mr. Turner's dreams, always by his side in a vivid undersea world or surreal house filled with water. Their interactions range from the romantic to the ridiculous. Whether she’s gently kissing him or letting him gaze into her mouth to see the the appearance and movements of her provocative coral-pink orifice, Goldie embodies the strange blend of passion, guilt, and absurdity that defines Mr. Turner’s dream world.