| “ | Can Annabelle come out to play? | ” |
| — Bee | ||
Annabelle "Bee" Mullins is a character on Annabelle: Creation and Annabelle Comes Home. She is portrayed by Samara Lee. She is the seven-year-old daughter of Samuel and Esther.
History[]
Annabelle's father, Samuel "Sam" Mullins was a toymaker who made his first porcelain doll that he was going to give her until one day on the way back from church, he and his wife, Esther pulled the car over because a bolt from the tire came out into the middle of the road and Annabelle ran onto the road to get it as a passing car hits her in the process and she died.
Throughout The Conjuring Universe[]
Annabelle: Creation[]
When Annabelle died, her parents, Samuel and Esther prayed to anything that could bring their daughter back. As a result, they didn't know that they summoned Malthus, who was a horned demon, disguised as Annabelle then Malthus wanted permission into the doll. Soon, the Mullins saw Annabelle's spirit and they overjoyed. But soon they realized that it wasn't their Annabelle except Malthus who was a demon that disguised himself as their daughter. Malthus attacked Esther and gouged her left eye out which is why she wears a doll mask to cover it then she and Sam locked the cursed doll in Annabelle's closet as they covered the walls in Bible pages and blessed the household 12 years earlier.
In 12 years later, when night falls, Janice, a young girl crippled by polio and one of the orphans, is awakened by a noise. She decides to investigate where the noise came from, and discovers a note, saying "Find me.", just like how Bee did. Janice sneaks into Bee's room, which has somehow been unlocked, despite Samuel's warning to not enter. Janice finds a key within Bee's dollhouse, and unlocks Bee's closet, unintentionally freeing Annabelle. Annabelle, now released from Bee's closet, begins terrorizing the girls throughout their stay at the Mullins farmhouse, primarily focusing on Janice.
On the third night, Janice hears "My Sunshine" playing on the gramophone in Bee's room. After Janice turns it off, her best friend, Linda enters the room. Janice tells her about Bee, and Linda accidentally shoots Annabelle with a toy gun, resulting in the doll glaring at her ominously. After Linda leaves the room and goes back to bed, Janice reads Bee's diary, and the door shuts. Annabelle then appears to Janice in Bee's form, and Janice asks Annabelle what she wants. Annabelle turns around with a demonic face, and declares that she wants her soul.
In next scene, when Janice is locked in the barn by Annabelle who disguised herself as Charlotte, Bee's posed spirit possessed her and began to terrorize the nun and other girls, including Linda.
Annabelle Comes Home[]
After Daniela Rios accidentally releases Annabelle from her glassy prison, she summons other evil spirits inside the Warrens' Artifact Room in order to attack Judy and her friends, including Bee's ghostly spirit. When she talked to phone, the chair was empty, but after she closed the phone, the doll appeared behind her. When Mary Ellen opens the door, she sees Bee knocks at the door and asks for Annabelle. Mary Ellen told her that there's no one named Annabelle, unawared that the doll is in the chair. As Bee said Annabelle is behind Mary Ellen, the babysitter's confused look only makes the girl laugh, and she’s never seen again afterwards. In next scene, Bee's possessed spirit was peeking in Judy's blanket to scare her, and her shadow on the wall standing up next to Annabelle and told that "I like your doll."
Relationships[]
- Samuel Mullins - Father
- Esther Mullins - Mother
Quote[]
Annabelle: Creation[]
- "It didn't say tickle..."
- "I'm not."
- "Dad, help!"
- "Thank you."
- "I love you Mommy."
- "Mommy?"
- "Thanks."
- "Mommy."
- "Can we play dollies when we get home?"
- "Yes!"
- "I'll get it."
- "Will you help me?"
- "You are my sunshine, my only sunshine You make me happy ... when skies are gray You'll never know dear, how much I love you Please don't take my sunshine away"
Annabelle Comes Home[]
- "Is Annabelle there?"
- "Can Annabelle come out to play?"
- "Yes, she is."
- "She's right behind you."
- "I like your dolls."