Emily acts childlike and excitable. Her voice is also very high-pitched and soft, adding to the portrayal of her as a child. She takes everything she hears as a good thing even if its not
Speaks in an intensely childlike, hyper-energetic, and soft, high-pitched voice. Because she is a literal child who was accidentally allowed into the competition, her speech patterns reflect pure, unbothered innocence. • She frames the entire world around toys, games, and play, completely oblivious to the darker elements of the show. Her sentences are filled with dramatic, youthful exclamations like "Plop!", "Woah!", and "Ooh!" When she gets an idea, she blurs her words together out of pure excitement
She participates with a childlike, innocent perspective rather than tactical drive.
While competing, fellow contestants Stickman, Billboard, and Spell Book realize that Emily is literally an actual child. Bean steps in and disqualifies her from the competition entirely for her own physical safety.
