Cheyenne

"They're pretty easily intimidated, and if you catch one of them trying to be all threatening, just stare them down and click the pen we provided for you. We found it to be pretty effective in scaring them off or somethin'."

                                                                            -Phone Man instructing the Staredown Protocol in Night 1 

Overview
Cheyenne is one of the first children that appears in OWaT. She begins on Table 5 and makes her way to the Northwest Corner. Her speed is average, and can be slowed down with constant monitoring.

Appearance
Cheyenne is a long-haired girl with large, conspicuous streams of blood flowing down from her eyes. She also carries a teddy bear wherever she goes, and even appears in her jumpscare.

Like the rest of them, the colors of shoes and clothes are obscured by darkness, yet it appears to be vaguely white. However, you can still see outlines of bloodlines running all over her body.

Jumpscare
If the player fails to a) keep tabs on Cheyenne or b) wait for the staredown timer to finish, Cheyenne will be set to attack. Her jumpscare may have a 3-10 second delay, which translates to 3-10 minutes in-game. If you get lucky, you may survive until 6AM if you have mistakenly set Cheyenne's attack.

Cheyenne's jumpscare involves her swinging out from behind the corner and stretching her arm out at the player. Her other hand, clutching her signature teddy bear, will be slightly visible during the jumpscare.

Statistics

 * Speed - Average (50%)
 * Path - Table 5 > Northwest Corner
 * Attracted to - Sound
 * Defense - Staredown
 * Staredown Timer - 2-7 seconds

Defense
Cheyenne is much more active than her eastern counterpart Lynn, who appears from the Northeast Corner, which is why it advised that when checking the corners, you check the Northwest Corner before the Northeast Corner, because Cheyenne is most likely going to be leaning into your Office than Lynn.

It is also important to use the clicker when staring Cheyenne down, as this cuts 25% of the set timer (which is in the range of 2-7 seconds).