Before Tee twisted, she had five siblings. Vee, who was the only one older than her, Dee, Bee, See and Cee. The C twins were too young to remember by the time Tee twisted. When Bee was in an argument with a guest, she was enraged to the point that she stung the child, resulting in her death. Even when Tee tried to warn her younger sister that stinging someone would tear her stinger out and kill her, Bee was reluctant to believe her, for other Toons had taken advantage of her gullible nature. This caused Bee to deny anything anyone would try and tell her, even if it costed her life. She said so herself. Whilst Tee was dragging Bee’s limp, yet entirely conscious body to Vee’s room to tell her what had happened, Vee just so happened to be on her last minutes too, for she was rusty and her battery was dying. It broke Tee’s electronic heart to find her only older sister dying in the same moments one of her younger sisters was, leaving her to be the oldest and take responsibility for the family. For the following months, Tee refused to leave her room, binge watching all eight episodes of Murder Drones on loop. She hoarded every merch item that referenced her fallen sisters, being so protective of them that she threatened and attempted to tear Gigi’s eyes out when she tried to take something for her collection. When her twin brother, Dee, tried to comfort her, she threatened to tear him apart and throw him into the box where she kept Vee and Bee. After months of pushing others away, Tee lost it. If her sisters wouldn’t come back, she’d become one with them. She tore her own body apart and replaced majority of it with the parts of Vee and Bee, taking Vee’s old armoured gloves she told stories about. (This comes from Twisted Vee’s concept design.) The next person to try and comfort her was Dee, the one that had tried to visit her every single day despite her threats and comments of him being “unable to understand” and “careless of his own family”, for Dee was much quicker to accept Vee and Bee’s deaths. Dee was absolutely mortified at what Tee had done to herself and her sisters. He wasn’t quick enough. He should’ve fled. He should’ve told everyone. Tee was infuriated that Dee would dare show his face to her after her insults, so she killed him. When Astro came running to the direction of Dee’s distorted screams, he found a horrific version of Tee sulking over his limp metal body. Astro, not afraid, struck Tee in the face, blowing a hole in her screen. Tee retreated to a place where no other Toons resided, in case her grief and spite took over her again and she ended up hurting or killing them. But locking oneself away from everyone isn’t a very wise method to cope with grief, guilt and rage. Now, Tee waits alone for someone to comfort her, and yet she still believes that she’ll hurt them, no matter how hard she tries, slowly losing what’s left of her sanity.