Doris Teavee

Background
Doris used to be like any other mother, her day used to be shopping, washing clothes, tending to her sons, but everything soon changed for Doris. When Mike started exhibiting homicidal tendencies she began administering Ritalin to Mike, but she soon found out it wasn't enough, you see, the stress was too much for Doris, she needed release. So she started drinking, and taking "happy-pills," or so she called it, she abused alcohol and the drugs she took the pills helped her sleep and the liquor helped with the pain. Doris was a regular customer at Eugene Flint's local bar to help her deal with her constant problems, though her love for her family despite its dysfunctions was the reason she kept going on.

Act I
On the first night, despite having a strong defence token, the Cormn Flaek broke into the Teavee Household and murdered her daughter Jill Teavee.

The next day, Doris and her family were devastated, she was put into a state of mourning and her drinking habits grew even worse. She still remained strong for the sake of her children however.

On the fifth night, when the majority of the village planned to gather at the Salt Mansion for safety in numbers, Doris was insistent her family be part of it. While her husband Huxler refused, she and her children went to the Salt Mansion and held up there for the night. When the Handymen attacked, Doris helped defend from them to keep her children safe. She survived the night.

On the seventh night, Doris was at the hospital with most of the village in preparation to defend from the attacking Alligators and monsters. When the attack began, Doris held her ground. Over the course of the fight, survivors were being picked off and their numbers were thinning out. When Doris saw that her children Alsimi and Lydia were about to be killed by the Cormn Flaek, she sacrificed herself to save them and allow them to flee by holding the Cormn Flaek off for as long as she could.