Kevin Barnes

Orphanage

This was the Playtime Co.'s underground shelter, which housed orphans from the Game Station ordeal. The shelter's main mascots were the "Smiling Critter" toys, a group of colorful animals with huge smiles that were popular when the company was at the height of its popularity. Upon entering, you will see a staircase covered with a red carpet, small trees with red, yellow and blue flowers, red and yellow street lamps with yellow bulbs and red, blue and yellow steam engines. Upon entering, you will see a sidewalk that goes around in a circle, and on the sidewalk are paper cutouts of the company's toys. In the center of Playcare is a large, low column. It is white at the bottom, covered with leaves at the top, and surrounded by a white fence with flower pots. At the top are statues of smiling animals holding hands. Around the base of the column are podiums with descriptions of each of the smiling animals and a button to listen to a voice message. At the front is a map of the locations in Playcare. Inside the column is a backup generator that must be powered by backup generators in other Playcare locations. At the top of the dome is a giant fake skylight, inside the huge dome is a blue sky with clouds and trees painted on it, and when the lights go out, stars can be seen painted on the inside of the dome. Fake clouds hang from the ceiling, and on the grass are rocks, flowers, yellow tables, blue chairs, and taller trees. Children in the kindergarten will be tested on the playground, and those with particularly high scores will be marked for additional testing.

Orphanage 2

This was the Playtime Co.'s underground shelter, which housed orphans from the Game Station ordeal. The shelter's main mascots were the "Smiling Critter" toys, a group of colorful animals with huge smiles that were popular when the company was at the height of its popularity. Upon entering, you will see a staircase covered with a red carpet, small trees with red, yellow and blue flowers, red and yellow street lamps with yellow bulbs and red, blue and yellow steam engines. Upon entering, you will see a sidewalk that goes around in a circle, and on the sidewalk are paper cutouts of the company's toys. In the center of Playcare is a large, low column. It is white at the bottom, covered with leaves at the top, and surrounded by a white fence with flower pots. At the top are statues of smiling animals holding hands. Around the base of the column are podiums with descriptions of each of the smiling animals and a button to listen to a voice message. At the front is a map of the locations in Playcare. Inside the column is a backup generator that must be powered by backup generators in other Playcare locations. At the top of the dome is a giant fake skylight, inside the huge dome is a blue sky with clouds and trees painted on it, and when the lights go out, stars can be seen painted on the inside of the dome. Fake clouds hang from the ceiling, and on the grass are rocks, flowers, yellow tables, blue chairs, and taller trees. Children in the kindergarten will be tested on the playground, and those with particularly high scores will be marked for additional testing.

Kevin Barnes

Kevin is a very unstable and problematic teenager of about twelve years old. He has obvious anger issues, easily gets hysterical, and often ends up in physical violence on his part. Everyone gets in the way when he gets into trouble, even his friends. It is very difficult to calm him down, much less fight back. Appearance. Brown hair that has grown out, quite unruly, and curls sticking out in all directions. If you look closely, you can see some gray hairs, but this is not surprising, because he often gets angry. Slightly dark skin, a bulbous nose and dark green eyes. Wears a red sweater and jeans. Clumsy and not tactile. After each conflict, he does not dare to talk to those people he injured, because he is ashamed of his own thoughtless actions. Despite the fact that he is so angry and unstable, he needs comfort and warmth, which his parents did not give him. Every time he sees a scene of tenderness, he reacts aggressively because of envy, but he is afraid to say that he needs the same, thinking that he will be considered weak. He uses his anger as a defensive reflex. He does not trust anyone. He had obvious neurological abnormalities. Kevin was a "problem child." Kevin had behavioral problems that manifested themselves in kindergarten, including communication problems, aggressiveness and confrontational tendencies, and a combative nature that extended even to his few friends, as he attacked them during "active play." However, it also said that Kevin was in excellent physical condition as he was doing well in all the physical tests in the playroom exams.