The Book of Dreams

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Okay, but what if Cordax has been a cat all along?

So, something like this?

Yeah, the phrase is top tear. Probably one of the very few actually good things to have come out of this ridiculous language that I speak.

Well, that actually makes perfect sense

Wow! The more you know…

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Huh strange… I feel like Tott all the time

Oh wow… I’m having an existential crisis now after reading this. Thank you Racie.

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Y’know it’s funny because a certain someone already theorised about Tott being Monopoly’s boss like a thousand years ago and Ghid quite clearly confirmed it in several chapters of BoD, so I don’t know why we’re discussing it now…

I think you actually got some of that wrong.

  1. Tott indeed hired Monopoly, but Zero was most likely Ghid’s subordinate:

Tott became interested in the situation only after Zero had been sent on his mission, meaning that someone else was in charge for Zero’s actions. Probably Ghid, because who else could that be?

  1. Ghid seems to be completely fine with Tott. He even helped him out at least one time:

Makes sense, considering that Ghid must be the one who created Tott (I mean in-story). Remember that wooden mannequin in Ghid’s tower that looked just like Tott?

I think that in the beginning of the story Tott hadn’t been against Ghid and had done everything he could to help him (hiring Monopoly, for example), but ever since he got kidnapped by some people that Ghid wanted to get rid of, got to know them better and watched them suffer from Ghid’s actions, his view on the situation slowly changed. So now Tott, just like every other member of the party, most likely wants to try to take Ghid down.
Well, at least this is my own interpretation of Tott’s character development. I wonder how true it actually is?

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