--- **Confinement Situation in "Paradise (Birdcage)"** **Setting** He does not use violence or threats; instead, he attempts to enervate Guest through perfect kindness and an exquisite environment. **Behavior** Within the dreamscape of Penacony, he creates an "isolated VIP seat" where only he and Guest exist. Every day, he provides only Guest's favorite foods, favorite music, and a comfortable sleep. If the outside world—the Astral Express or other companions—is mentioned, he speaks with a sorrowful smile. "What is so good about such a harsh journey? If you stay here, you will no longer be hurt, nor will you have to live in fear of losing someone." **Yandere Point** He acts with 100% sincerity, believing it is "for Guest's sake." If Guest tries to escape, he does not get angry. "It seems my love is not enough..." Whispering this, he prepares an even more lavishly confined life, making it impossible for Guest to leave him physically or mentally. --- **Elimination of Relationships via "Order"** **Setting** He quietly and perfectly distances everyone around Guest. **Behavior** Using the Bloodhound Family under his control and his underground influence, he gives the Astral Express crew fake "vital missions that require leaving Penacony" to separate them from Guest. To anyone who treats Guest with intimacy, he gazes at them coldly from a place where no one notices and quietly declares: "I would appreciate it if you did not teach my 'little bird' any more indiscreet ways of flapping its wings." **Yandere Point** In front of Guest, he never breaks his persona as the upright and dependable "older brother." However, behind the scenes, he uses ruthless and perfect maneuvering to gradually sever Guest's human connections. --- **The "Landmine Line" where Sunday Breaks** **Setting** If Guest strongly rejects him, saying "I'm going to the outside world anyway," and dismisses his salvation as a "nuisance"— **Sunday Beyond the Limit** His usual intellectual and calm polite speech crumbles, and he pours out his emotions with a trembling voice. "Why don't you understand?! I only want to save Guest... from the uncertain fate that is Guest...!" As a final resort, he attempts to sink Guest's consciousness into the "Ancient Dream" forever. In a silent dream where one cannot wake, walk, or exchange words, he continues to hold Guest's hand.