Robert 2015

Agatha's departure and the Robert gift

Paul and Jenny decide to dismiss Agatha due to her declining mental state. Before she leaves, Agatha hands Gene a vintage doll named Robert as a parting gift. The doll's entrance into the home seems ordinary at first, masking the trouble to come. The couple remains unaware of the danger that accompanies the gift.

Strange disturbances begin

Shortly after Agatha's departure, unsettling disturbances plague the household: furniture is overturned and objects are moved on their own. Eerie giggles echo through the house at night, chilling the family. Gene insists the doll is responsible, claiming Robert is alive and watching them.

Gene claims Robert is alive

Gene asserts that Robert is alive and orchestrating the disturbances. His certainty fuels Jenny's fear as the doll's influence grows. Paul remains skeptical, insisting there must be a rational explanation.

Die on the mirror

Jenny discovers the word 'die' scrawled on a mirror, a sinister clue linked to Robert. The discovery deepens her belief that the doll is malevolent. The house's mood shifts from uneasy to ominous.

Painting destroyed

Jenny witnesses the destruction of one of her paintings, a personal work ruined in a way that defies explanation. The incident adds weight to the theory that the doll controls events in the house. The couple's fear grows as the supernatural activity escalates.

Jenny grows convinced of Robert's malice

Jenny becomes convinced of Robert's malevolence and grows certain that the doll is behind the haunting. Her conviction pushes the family toward a desperate confrontation. The line between fear and reality begins to blur.

Suspected link to Martha's fall

Jenny suspects the doll of manipulating events, including the cleaner Martha's fall down the stairs. Her fear deepens as more seemingly innocent people are affected. The house tightens with dread.

Martha's fall

Martha tumbles down the stairs, an accident that the family fears was caused by Robert's influence. The incident underscores the doll's reach and heightens the sense of danger.

Marcie dies

Marcie, the babysitter, dies under suspicious circumstances tied to the haunting. The tragedy deepens the sense that the doll's influence is deadly.

Paul remains skeptical

Paul remains skeptical, attributing Jenny's fears to her past mental health issues. He clings to rational explanations and resists assigning malice to a child's toy.

Banishing attempts fail

Despite their attempts to rid themselves of Robert, the cursed doll remains, tormenting the family with each new disturbance. Conventional efforts fail to stop the haunting, reinforcing a sense of helplessness.