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Fantasy · 1991 · R

The Doll's House

by Neil Gaiman

Rose Walker searches for her missing brother while Dream hunts escaped nightmares — including the Corinthian.

For17+GenreFantasyLength232 pagesRead time~3 hours

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Violence

A lot

Significant violence — serial killers convention; the Corinthian hunts and kills; dark supernatural horror

Language

Some

Moderate language

Sexual Content

Some

Adult content at the serial killer convention

Substance Use

Barely any

Substance references

Emotional Intensity

A lot

Deep psychological darkness — serial killers, dreams turned nightmares, the horror of the Corinthian's nature

What this book is about

Same content as The Sandman Vol. 2: The Doll's House (estimated). The second Sandman volume — Rose Walker, the serial killer convention, the Corinthian's finale. Violence and dark content are significant. Adults only.

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Reader-flagged moments and themes that may affect your experience.

Serial killer convention

The Corinthian (violent nightmare)

Significant horror content

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