When my laptop finally declined repair, I broke it open so I could photograph its innards - circuit boards - for this scene.

If you look just to “camera right” of our character’s face, you will see a square card with what looks like a ghostly figure pointing at something. Turns out that’s an ITE Super I/O chip. It looks like a figure because most of the label has worn away, and only part of the “i” and “T” remain. The Super I/O chip controls many functions, including power.

Computer geeks will recognize that this Super I/O chip isn’t in it’s true location. I moved it to be nearer our character - power pointing to power.

The Doll clothes in this photograph were hand crocheted by my maternal grandmother, Nellie Freeman.

The Setting is dollhouse purchased at Circa