AGPT: Caroline: 1812. As the War of 1812 begins, so does the story of Caroline Abbott's bravery. She loves sailing with her father, but when he's captured, Caroline must help keep the family's shipyard running.

The Caroline Abbott doll was released in 2012 and was not updated in any major way for the BeForever release. Caroline was retired in 2015, though her mini doll remains available.

Caroline is sweet and clever. Her friends call her a true hero because she's not afraid to put her courage to the test. Caroline is adventurous, tomboyish, brave, heroic, and independent. She is prone to making rash decisions, oftentimes bordering between brave and foolish.

1812 Caroline Abbott is a Historical doll based on the year 1812. She comes dressed as you see below in her Meet outfit based on the time period.

The Coraline doll only appears in the film. It is identical to the eponymous heroine, making it appear like a voodoo doll. It could signify the Beldam's controlling, manipulative nature, and how she views people as objects that she can use until they outlive their usefulness.

When Coraline was imprisoned with the ghost children, they revealed that the doll was used by the Other Mother to spy on their lives and find out what made them unhappy to lure them in the Other World. Coraline later managed to escape from the Other World with help of the Other Wybie.

2015 The Caroline Abbott doll was released in 2012 and was not updated in any major way for the BeForever release. Caroline was retired in 2015, though her mini doll remains available.

Kirsten Larson doll The Kirsten Larson doll was released in 1986, along with Samantha Parkington and Molly McIntire. They were American Girl's first three Historical Characters. Kirsten was officially archived in January 2010, though a Special Edition version was released for the 35th anniversary in 2021.

Where Angels Fear to Tread (1991) - Helena Bonham Carter as Caroline Abbott - IMDb.

The Caroline era is the period in English and Scottish history named for the 24-year reign of Charles I (1625–1649). The term is derived from Carolus, the Latin for Charles.

Classic Mold Caroline was retired in 2015, though her mini doll remains available. Face Mold: Classic Mold Skin: Light Hair: Blonde, curly, center part Eyes: Aquamarine Brows: Feathered Caroline's meet outfit is intended to reflect the higher waisted Federal fashions in the US (often called Regency after the English era).

She then goes to sleep. In her dreams the ghost children thank her, but they warn her that the other mother's hand is still pursuing her. Coraline wakes up to see the hand scuttling around the flat, searching for the key that Coraline now stores around her neck.