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The story ends with a living doll that looks like Aisha... hm

So Loki wants blood as well, I suspected this. And is that why he is depicted with big fangs several times?

I knew it, I knew it!!! She smelled trouble from the start. No way could she just survive a monster attack!!!

Hm, the wife has a tube attached to her veins directly, but this here looks like its based on late 19th/early 20th century Britain, so would they have stuff like this?

This explains why Loki is running around and how he became to be corporeal, but what was he before? Did all of Aisha's pictures become sentient but incorporeal until she uses her blood?

So the blood images come alive, but how does Loki still exist if they need blood to continue to function?

So my theory was right, Loki is not solid, that is why he can't protect Aisha. The whole thing with orphanage selling her off sounds a bit odd, her pictures become real, so why sell her? Doesn't even seem to be helping the plot. I can only assume that the headmaster knows what happened to the attacker's family and so wants to get rid of Aisha.