Everyone who's anyone knows who Olive Dooley is. They know her producer mother, who secured her roles. They know the director who discovered her at five years old and starred her in his films, calling her his muse They know her signature style is pink and white, hair never dyed, manicured tips, and heels even when it's inconvenient. They don't know what goes on behind the scenes, how she aches to escape the skin she's in, or who she becomes in the moonlight. Olive Dooley knows what the world wants of her, and she delivers...but what happens when she can't be that person anymore? What happens when the Olive Dooley everyone knows and loves stops behaving like Hollywood's Perfect Child Star? Soon, the world will know who exactly Olive Dooley is to the director. Content specifics: This is a story about horrible, yet beautiful people, whose issues do not revolve around poverty—but do involve money (bribery). There are hints of dissociative identity disorder—respectfully, for this is authored by someone with DID after all. Uncomfortable forms of prejudice will be challenged in this story.