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|fullname = Emily |
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|alias = The Corpse Bride |
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| − | |origin = ''Corpse Bride'' |
+ | |origin = ''Corpse Bride'' |
| − | |occupation = Ghost bride<br> |
+ | |occupation = Ghost bride<br> |
| + | Aspiring musician |
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| − | |skills = Teleportation, shape-shifting, flying, phasing, animation |
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| + | |skills = *Undead physiology |
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| + | **Unaffected by stabbing |
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| + | **Can detach and reattach limbs |
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| − | |family = Mrs. Emily (mother) |
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| + | **No need to eat or breathe |
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| + | **Immunity to physical pain |
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| + | *Talented pianist and dancer |
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| + | *Teleportation |
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| + | *Transformation |
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| + | |goals = Get married to Victor (formerly).<br> |
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| + | |family = [[w:c:villains:Barkis Bittern|Barkis Bittern]] (ex-fiancé)<br> [[Victor Van Dort]] (accidental ex-husband)<br>Unnamed parents |
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'''Emily''', also known as the '''Corpse Bride''', is the titular deuteragonist of the 2005 film of the same name. |
'''Emily''', also known as the '''Corpse Bride''', is the titular deuteragonist of the 2005 film of the same name. |
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| − | She is voiced by Helena Bonham Carter also voiced [[Lady Tottington]] from ''Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit'' and [[Fairy Godmother (Disney)|Fairy Godmother]] from ''Cinderella'' Live Action. |
+ | She is voiced by Helena Bonham Carter, who also voiced [[Lady Tottington]] from ''Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit'' and [[Fairy Godmother (Disney)|Fairy Godmother]] from ''Cinderella'' Live Action. |
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| + | Emily is a kind, somewhat practical young woman. She is very charismatic, and like to dance and play piano. She does have a tendency to become jealous, as seen when Victor tries to kiss Victoria, but is also forgiving. |
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| + | Sometime before the events of the film, she was killed by her original fiance. As a result, Emily's body was left in the forest, where her bones began to blend in with the trees surrounding her. |
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| + | Years later, a young man named [[Victor Van Dort]] was rehearsing his wedding vows after flopping his vows during a mockup ceremony. Victor mistakenly puts his ring on Emily's finger (which he thought was a tree root) and ended up married to her unintentionally. As per the traditional vows, a reanimated Emily kisses Victor, who faints in the process. |
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| + | Upon waking up, Victor finds himself inside the Land of the Dead, and learns that his new "bride" Emily is in fact deceased, and learns that she was murdered in the forest by her original fiance. Victor convinces Emily that they should meet his parents, which Emily willingly agrees to and takes him to Elder Gutknecht, who creates a potion that will temporarily return them to the world of the living. |
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| + | Despite briefly warming up to Emily and considering her a nice woman, Victor ultimately retreats to [[Victoria Everglot]], the woman he was suppose to marry before the untimely "engagement" to the corpse bride. Unknownest to Victor, Emily ends up following him and catches him in the act of what she assumes is a love affair with Victoria. Angered and jealous, she drags Victor back to the Land the Dead and refuses to talk to him for quite some time. |
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| + | Emily eventually reconciles with Victor after the latter apologies to her after the two of them play a piano duet together. |
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| + | Later on, Victor learns that in order for his marriage to be validated, he must repeat the vow in the Land of the Living and drink from the Wine of Ages, a process which would kill him, but is requisite in order to be together with Emily. Nonetheless, Victor agrees to the terms, after learning from his recently deceased coachmen Mayhew that Victoria was to be married to another man. As both the bride and groom prepare for the wedding, the dead travel "upstairs" to the living world and stir a brief panic in the town Victor lives in, only to soon be welcomed after the townsfolk recognizes them as their departed loved ones. |
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| + | As the ceremony between Victor and Emily is in process, Emily glances over and sees a disturbed Victoria overlooking the ceremony. Realizing she is dead and Victoria is alive, she comes to the conclusion that Victoria is a better fit for Victor than her and stops him just before he drinks from the Wine of Ages. She then brings Victoria to Victor and the to make up for their departure. |
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| + | Suddenly, [[w:c:villains:Barkis Bittern|Lord Barkis Bittern]] interrupts the ceremony, and after mockingly praising the decision Victor has made, he then informs him that she is in fact married to him, and holds her at sword point. Emily intervenes, to which Barkis is shocked upon recognizing her and reveals that he is the man who killed her. Angered by the fact that Barkis only married her for her dowry and left her for dead, Emily proceeds to duel Barkis. Barkis manages to overpower Emily, but when he strikes what would be a fatal blow to her, Emily survives it (due to her being already dead) removes the sword from her skeletal chest. |
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| + | Emily takes the sword and points it at Barkis, who replies "touche", she then warns him to leave the church, as he is not welcome. Barkis agrees, but not before mocking Emily by saying that she is "Always the bridesmaid and NEVER the bride", before drinking from Victor's cup of the Wine of Ages, which in doing so kills him. As a result, the dead, who could not intervene with the affairs of the living, are now able to do so with him and seek retribution by dragging him to the Land of the Dead following his crimes against both the dead and the living, in doing so, makes Victoria a candidate for marriage once again. |
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| + | Emily releases Victor from her marriage vows, and hands her the ring he originally place on her finger at the beginning of the film, whilst handing her bouquet of flowers to Victoria. She wishes them a final goodbye before exiting out of the church and transforming into hundreds of butterflies, a symbol that she has finally found peace and possibly gone to Heaven. |
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| − | Sometime before the events of the film, she was killed by her lover (revealed to be [[w:c:villains:Barkis Bittern|Lord Barkis Bittern]]) and sometime later, a young man named [[Victor Van Dort]] was rehearsing his wedding vows and mistakenly puts his ring on Emily's finger (which he thought was a root) and ended up married to her. Later Emily says that they can't be truly married as Emily is dead and Victor is alive so Victor would have to drink a poison to die and officially be married to Emily. Before that could happen, Victor's fiancée Victoria Everglot arrives along with her groom Lord Barkis Bittern whom Emily recognises as the one who killed her. Bittern then "toasts" to Emily and ends up drinking the poison, killing him and he is dragged away by the other dead people to be punished for what he did to Emily. Finally at peace, Emily departs from the world and disintegrates into a flock of butterflies. |
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==Powers== |
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+ | *Teleportation - Emily can teleport herself and anyone else. |
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+ | *Shape-shifting - Emily can shape-shift into many butterflies or just one. |
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+ | *Flying - Emily can float in the air and she can fly when in butterfly form. |
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+ | *Phasing - Emily can walk through walls in the Sims three. |
| + | *Invulnerability-due to being dead, Emily can be skewered, shot, or dismembered and none of it effects her. |
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+ | *Animation - Emily can bring dead living beings back to life, as shown when she animated the bones of Victor's dog Scaps. |
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+ | *Talking to dogs - Emily can understand some of Scraps's words. |
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Emily, also known as the Corpse Bride, is the titular deuteragonist of the 2005 film of the same name.
She is voiced by Helena Bonham Carter, who also voiced Lady Tottington from Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit and Fairy Godmother from Cinderella Live Action.
Personality
Emily is a kind, somewhat practical young woman. She is very charismatic, and like to dance and play piano. She does have a tendency to become jealous, as seen when Victor tries to kiss Victoria, but is also forgiving.
History
Sometime before the events of the film, she was killed by her original fiance. As a result, Emily's body was left in the forest, where her bones began to blend in with the trees surrounding her.
Years later, a young man named Victor Van Dort was rehearsing his wedding vows after flopping his vows during a mockup ceremony. Victor mistakenly puts his ring on Emily's finger (which he thought was a tree root) and ended up married to her unintentionally. As per the traditional vows, a reanimated Emily kisses Victor, who faints in the process.
Upon waking up, Victor finds himself inside the Land of the Dead, and learns that his new "bride" Emily is in fact deceased, and learns that she was murdered in the forest by her original fiance. Victor convinces Emily that they should meet his parents, which Emily willingly agrees to and takes him to Elder Gutknecht, who creates a potion that will temporarily return them to the world of the living.
Despite briefly warming up to Emily and considering her a nice woman, Victor ultimately retreats to Victoria Everglot, the woman he was suppose to marry before the untimely "engagement" to the corpse bride. Unknownest to Victor, Emily ends up following him and catches him in the act of what she assumes is a love affair with Victoria. Angered and jealous, she drags Victor back to the Land the Dead and refuses to talk to him for quite some time.
Emily eventually reconciles with Victor after the latter apologies to her after the two of them play a piano duet together.
Later on, Victor learns that in order for his marriage to be validated, he must repeat the vow in the Land of the Living and drink from the Wine of Ages, a process which would kill him, but is requisite in order to be together with Emily. Nonetheless, Victor agrees to the terms, after learning from his recently deceased coachmen Mayhew that Victoria was to be married to another man. As both the bride and groom prepare for the wedding, the dead travel "upstairs" to the living world and stir a brief panic in the town Victor lives in, only to soon be welcomed after the townsfolk recognizes them as their departed loved ones.
As the ceremony between Victor and Emily is in process, Emily glances over and sees a disturbed Victoria overlooking the ceremony. Realizing she is dead and Victoria is alive, she comes to the conclusion that Victoria is a better fit for Victor than her and stops him just before he drinks from the Wine of Ages. She then brings Victoria to Victor and the to make up for their departure.
Suddenly, Lord Barkis Bittern interrupts the ceremony, and after mockingly praising the decision Victor has made, he then informs him that she is in fact married to him, and holds her at sword point. Emily intervenes, to which Barkis is shocked upon recognizing her and reveals that he is the man who killed her. Angered by the fact that Barkis only married her for her dowry and left her for dead, Emily proceeds to duel Barkis. Barkis manages to overpower Emily, but when he strikes what would be a fatal blow to her, Emily survives it (due to her being already dead) removes the sword from her skeletal chest.
Emily takes the sword and points it at Barkis, who replies "touche", she then warns him to leave the church, as he is not welcome. Barkis agrees, but not before mocking Emily by saying that she is "Always the bridesmaid and NEVER the bride", before drinking from Victor's cup of the Wine of Ages, which in doing so kills him. As a result, the dead, who could not intervene with the affairs of the living, are now able to do so with him and seek retribution by dragging him to the Land of the Dead following his crimes against both the dead and the living, in doing so, makes Victoria a candidate for marriage once again.
Emily releases Victor from her marriage vows, and hands her the ring he originally place on her finger at the beginning of the film, whilst handing her bouquet of flowers to Victoria. She wishes them a final goodbye before exiting out of the church and transforming into hundreds of butterflies, a symbol that she has finally found peace and possibly gone to Heaven.
Powers
- Teleportation - Emily can teleport herself and anyone else.
- Shape-shifting - Emily can shape-shift into many butterflies or just one.
- Flying - Emily can float in the air and she can fly when in butterfly form.
- Phasing - Emily can walk through walls in the Sims three.
- Invulnerability-due to being dead, Emily can be skewered, shot, or dismembered and none of it effects her.
- Animation - Emily can bring dead living beings back to life, as shown when she animated the bones of Victor's dog Scaps.
- Talking to dogs - Emily can understand some of Scraps's words.
Gallery
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