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Upon meeting the infant Silver for the first time Malleus’ initial reaction is, “...What is this strange creature? It looks like a hairless monkey.” While Silver is quieter in general than Sebek he seems equally devoted to Malleus. Malleus and Silver Relationship Summary (Twisted Wonderland)

Character Relationship Summary Video: Malleus and Silver! 🐉⚔️

Rook then joins the group, saying, “If I simply let you leave, I'll never be able to lift my eyes from the floor in our queen's presence again.”
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Rook then aims his bow and arrow at the dream-versions of Neige and Vil as they try to protect one another, saying, “What noble friendship you share... And yet that very harmony is proof of my terrible betrayal!”
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-- how the real Vil is way less friendly, and “way, way, WAY more poisonous and beautiful.”

Epel tells Rook, “You're more of a traitor right now than you were when you cast that vote for Royal Sword Academy,” successfully awakening him.
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Epel guesses that Rook “was so devastated, he actually WANTED to be cursed to sleep forever.”

The darkness of Rook’s dream tries to convince him to stay asleep by showing him Neige and Vil performing together and Epel begins to yell at him about--
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--even though it would have ruined everything he’d accomplished.

Epel explains, “Vil wasn't the only one who got hit hard. It must have been an awful, heartbreaking experience for Rook, too. I mean, he had more faith in Vil than anyone…"
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--the cattiness, jealously and sabotage of standard showbiz.

Epel guesses that there is more to it, as the real-world Vil feels a strong sense of rivalry toward Neige and “he did something during the VDC that he’d never normally do"--
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--and Grim wonders if this means that Rook never really wanted to be close with Vil.

Idia explains, however, that the dream worlds’ “happiness” filters are superficial, and if Rook wanted both Neige and Vil to be happy, it’s possible that the world adapted by removing--
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--saying that their relationship is “sublime.”

Rook has forgotten the events of Book 5 in his dream, saying that the VDC was where Neige and Vil performed a children’s song together.

Ortho guesses Rook’s dream-world is a timeline where Vil never quit acting--
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Updated Vil Facts Part 73 of 98: Vil and Rook (pt7)

In Rook’s dream in Book 7 Vil is a Royal Sword Academy student with Neige, and the two are famously best friends.

Rook quotes multiple lines that he has memorized from an interview with Neige and Vil on the subject--
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Update: Ignihyde's washroom! Washroom series complete!

Ortho's roommates!

All roommates confirmed! (except the fourth person who may or may not be in Sebek's room? Elusive)

Original Jack: I hate relying on others, but…..the sooner I can get out of here, the better.

EN Jack: I don’t like turning to others for help, but the sooner we can get back to our dorms, the better.

(In the context of the scene they are trying to go to class, not dorms.)
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Original Deuce: Yeah. I’ll have to come back to the library during lunch break. Without that book, I won’t be able to make any progress on the assignment due tomorrow……

EN Deuce: If I don’t get that book, I won’t finish my assignment before it’s due tomorrow…
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Imagination was, however, removed from Riddle’s conversation with Kalim: instead of complimenting the Princess in the Tower’s imagination on EN, he compliments her creativity, instead.
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Imagination was removed from EN until the Glorious Masquerade event, which is possibly around the time that Aniplex USA received the scripts for Book 7 and realized that the word was more important that they’d thought (more here: bsky.app/profile/yuu... )
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It is a fascinating concept, the groundwork for which was laid as early as Book 1 where we learn from Crowley, “The strength of magic is strength of imagination.” (using literally the word “imagination,” in English.)
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Dialogue Comparison: Lantern of Wishes (pt2)

Imagination comes up repeatedly in Twst: in Book 7 characters are trapped in dreams crafted by their own imaginations, limited by the imagination of a person who cannot comprehend happiness beyond the absence of negative emotions.
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--even after Vil told him that he was overdoing it. (Grim: “And then he threw flowers at Vil's feet!”)

When the Cloudcalling group decides to take a photo together Vil says that he normally doesn’t do photographs for free, but he concedes as Rook asked him for pictures.
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Rook does not intend to follow Vil into the entertainment industry in his fourth year, choosing to intern at an archeological research institute, instead.

Vil gives a speech on Founding Day and Grim says that Rook gave him a standing ovation, continuing to clap--
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--Rook responds, “I could bask in your glory 'til the end of time...but I wouldn't dare delay you.”

Rook later follows his tsum into bushes on campus in order to watch Vil from afar without disturbing him or the rest of the Film Research Club.
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--somewhere where the tsum will be able to gaze upon a special beauty: Vil’s bedroom.

Vil seems pleased by the tsum wanting a long look at his face and even keeping a proper distance while it admires him.

Vil excuses himself for a Film Club Research meeting and--
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When Vil is working at the school store they fail to overlap, with Rook saying that he came “to burn Vil's brave figure into (his) mind,” but he would want to disturb him while he is working.

Rook gives his tsum a tour of Pomefiore, leaving a "special place" for last--
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Vil visits the school store during New Year’s while Rook is resupplying and Rook appears in the front of the store anyway, saying, “how I so wish I could give your shopping experience my personal touch…”
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--giving each member of the group a hug and a kiss and promising to return them safely to school.

After Vil loses his youth to the Underworld Rook assures him that he is still “the fairest one of all.”

(Vil: “I know. But that's not the point!”)
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--and Rook acknowledges that he was prepared to be dismissed as vice housewarden the moment he left campus.

After speaking as Housewarden Vil then speaks as himself, saying that he had been beside himself with joy upon hearing that Rook and the others had come for him--
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--he cannot overlook how he went out “gallivanting around” when the campus was in chaos.

Vil says, “I'm ashamed of my poor judgment in nominating a vice housewarden so irresponsible he'd abandon his dorm at the drop of a hat"--
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Updated Vil Facts Part 72 of TBD: Vil and Rook (pt6)

When the Pomefiore group begin the descent into Tartarus Vil takes a moment to scold Rook for abandoning the dorm, saying that while he knows that Rook does not usually act like a proper vice housewarden anyway--
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These changes maybe help English-language text flow more smoothly, but they maybe also affect how different players are perceiving the same characters 📝 Most interesting!

These kinds of changes can run the risk of mischaracterizing characters like Jack and Kalim in subtle ways: Jack sounds less abrasive than he is in the original game, and Kalim sounds more polite than he really is.