Trilly starts the morning singing with one sock on and the other hanging from an ear. There's bread, there's jam left, and nothing hurts: for him, that already deserves a party. Until Grumblewick peeks out of his shoe and makes him feel that enjoying breakfast needs permission.
Then his brother Jolly arrives with the mushroom radio. Trilly manages to stay serious for three seconds; by the fourth, the toast is already a microphone and half his face is covered in raspberry. His story is about recovering that will to live that someone tries to turn down.
You'll recognize him by his messy gray hair, red clothes, striped scarf, and the mushroom on his back. The cold porcelain figure is handmade: it's the same Trilly that appears in the gallery scenes.
