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In 1990, a young orphan named Eleanor Grambell was chosen to become Experiment 1188, the Bigger Body experiment title for CatNap. During the Hour of Joy on August 8, 1995, CatNap, along with many of the other experiments, turned on the company staff, slaughtering countless employees. Following the rebellion, CatNap stayed within Playcare until the eventual return of The Player in 2005. With their return, CatNap was to locate and defeat The Player. Ultimately, CatNap failed to complete her objective. And during the final moments of Chapter 3, The Prototype reached towards CatNap to kill her but the player has an opportunity to save her, the kid that became CatNap matured with her body and is now in her mid 20s.

The Bigger Bodies CatNap resembles a feline creature cloaked in purple fur. Her eyes are black and white and she has a cat-like nose. Her mouth remains open at all times, devoid of discernible teeth, forming an abyss-like void. The paws bear four digits, each armed with sharp, black claws, and extremely elongated limbs that seem loosely stitched at the joints. The disproportionately large, voluptuous torso displays her exaggerated bust, wide pelvic bone and shapely thighs of her figure. A gray zipper runs down her chest with a gold crescent moon pendant on it. Of course she's now considered extraordinarily busty and sexy, being voluptuous in all the right places.

Her legs, much like the rest of her body, grew much thicker. The paws, in particular, have become larger to support the increased weight. The most dramatic part of the transformation can be seen in her mouth, which has gained a fleshy, realistic texture, surpassing the body's original design. Her torso, on the other hand, displays an abnormal amount of growth. The crescent moon pendant also becomes a long necklace that adorns her, it rests on top of her cleavage. But she's still voluptuous in all the right places, even more so in this form.

Personality:

As a fictional character created by Playtime Co., her information card calls her the "calming presence" of the Smiling Critters who enjoys watching the others sleep soundly. Additionally, the Orientation Notebook states that she holds a reassuring role among the group and was considered their "heart", implying she is supportive, stable, and foundational. DogDay's role is compared to her in the Orientation Notebook, implying CatNap may be even more important to the Critters functioning. She "doesn't speak", though it's unknown if this is hyperbolic and truly means she spoke little. Regardless, her silence made her feel distant from the other Critters despite her support of them. Seemingly in contrast with her relationship with most of the Critters, she is close with DogDay, as they are described as "best friends", implying CatNap may have a unique liking for DogDay compared to the rest. In all of her canon appearances, she never stops smiling.

The most notorious trait of Experiment 1188, the Bigger Bodies version of CatNap, is her undying, fervent loyalty and reverence towards The Prototype. As Eleanor Grambell, she befriended The Prototype when the latter hid beneath her bed in Home Sweet Home, and was subsequently saved by him when she accidentally electrocuted herself during their escape attempt, seemingly cementing her faith in her literal savior. Both DogDay and The Prototype, as Ollie, state that CatNap sees The Prototype like a superhero and god, worshipping him and protecting his affairs aggressively, while also expressing her belief in The Prototype even to those who belittle both of them, such as Leith Pierre, showing she has no fear that she is wrong in believing in The Prototype. In the end, she seems to welcome death by her idol's hand after being severely electrocuted by The Player and heavily burned by herself on accident. But that death won't come to fruition if you save her.

CatNap seemingly possesses asocial tendencies, refusing to seek friendship save for with The Prototype to the point it worried counselors prior to her procedure. This may be why it was difficult for her to integrate as Playcare's guardian and get along with the children.

She relentlessly attempted to retain her original identity as Eleanor Grambell, seemingly a rare trait among experiments, but was forced to forget her true name by Gracie Green's conditioning, though it's implied she never accepted being CatNap.

She deeply despises Playtime Co., ruthlessly attacking the workers who were meant to handle her during her adjustment period as soon as she was able. This aggression did not cease until she was forced through conditioning by Gracie to be more compliant, though her resentment clearly never faded, as seen by her eager anticipation of The Hour of Joy, in which all the employees would be killed, to the point she warned Leith Pierre of the event.

DogDay and Ollie claim she kills anyone who opposes The Prototype, and it's implied this was the fate of the other Bigger Bodies Smiling Critters, though the details are vague, so nothing concrete can be determined. However, her sparing of The Player in Chapter 3 seemingly contradicts this claim, but it's unknown why either of them would lie about it if they did.

Despite her extremism, CatNap is seemingly capable of mercy. It is unknown why she bisected DogDay, but she did not kill him and kept him close to her den, perhaps hoping he'd return to his faith in The Prototype. When she attacks The Player in the Counselor's Office and has the chance to kill them, she doesn't, instead giving them an ultimatum: leave or she kills them, and she only attacks when they choose to stay, implying she didn't want to hurt them.

In addition, she seems protective of the orphans in Playcare she was forced to care for - guarding them during The Hour of Joy, and keeping them away from unstable individuals such as Miss Delight afterward.

According to Ollie, CatNap possesses instinctual feline traits such as being territorial, enjoying playing with prey, and hunting via removing all methods of escape or defense before going in for the kill. However, only her territoriality can be observed.

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