Ch. 1901The Story Within the Story: His Account
Key Plot Points and Events
- The Madam's husband died long ago, leaving her with three children: an eldest son, an eldest daughter, and a youngest son.
- The eldest son and daughter left home due to disagreements, and the youngest son remained with the Madam on a lonely peak.
- The Madam's love for the youngest son has become obsessive, controlling his daily life.
- The Clan Grand Duke wants to take the youngest son away, but the Madam refuses, leading to a conflict that destroys their home.
- The youngest son is taken away by the Grand Duke, and the Madam is found dead.
- The butler reveals that he can split himself into both a Servant and a Master, and that he has a secret connection to the Chessboard game.
Character Developments
- The Madam's love for her youngest son has become unhealthy and controlling.
- The youngest son is over 130 years old but is still treated as a child by his mother.
- The butler, Wally, reveals he has a special ability to split himself and has been playing the Chessboard game for years, learning about the outside world.
Significant Themes
- Love and obsession: The Madam's love for her youngest son has become twisted and controlling.
- Power dynamics: The conflict between the Madam and the Grand Duke highlights the power struggle within the clan.
- Identity: Wally's ability to split himself into two identities raises questions about his true nature and identity.
Character Interactions
- The Madam and the youngest son have a co-dependent relationship, with the Madam controlling every aspect of the youngest son's life.
- The conflict between the Madam and the Grand Duke highlights their opposing views on the youngest son's future.
- Wally's interactions with his siblings and the Grand Duke reveal the complex power dynamics within the Tsukimitsu Family.