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I guess drosselmeyer does not deserve a single thought..... talk2hand

" Once there was a man who died..."

yes actually they are fakir is a descendant of drosselmeyer thats why he could :SPOILER: write stories that come true, so in the end, with ahiru's help he was able to finish the story :END:



well, true he does control your destiny but before that he wasa man who was persecuted for writing stories right? *O_o wait, why were his hands cut off again? sweatdrop xp

Wai, Drosselmeyer, Drosselmeyer... I dislike him as much as I like him. He's a funny and interesting catalyst in the PT plot, and yet he's so... so creepy. C'mon, that clip of him at the end of each episode, rocking in his rocking chair? "Children who love stories..."

I mean, come on. Tell me that wasn't... weird >>;.

But without him, there would have been no story. There wouldn't even have been a Prince and the Raven story to go off of. He's the wonderfully eccentric spark that started the flame of the story we all love so much; and without his meddling, Ahiru would have never become a human girl. There'd be nothing to watch but a really mean Fakir, an emo Mytho, and an obsessed Rue!

So, those are some good things in his favor. Then, I just have to say that I love characters like Drosselmeyer, in usually whatever form they take. He's a writer, for one. And he's just so gosh darned weird that it's FUNNY xd . And he makes things interesting. He just... does.

Then again, against him; he IS creepy. And to an extent, his total and utter disregard for the feelings of the characters he had created irked me, especially near the end of the series (as he continued insisting that everything end in tragedy). He created them, so why make them so miserable!? Sure, that's interesting, but... mean, really.

I still like him though. I've been wondering as well however... how is he related to Fakir? Great-grandfather (if that's the case, then who was his wife oO!?)? Great-uncle? Something else? It had to be a blood relation somehow. I've just always wondering exactly where on the family tree Fakir fell there. You find out that he's actually related to Drosselmeyer near the end of the second season I think, when Aotoa came into play (the mean kid with the glasses that worked in the library).

And yes, his hands were choppied off xD. But he doesn't seem to mind. His hands were cut off because people realized how he could manipulate reality and make stories real. That creepy little club of old men apparently took it upon themselves to keep him from wreaking havoc through his stories (didn't work, old guys >>).

i wonder, if he could have manipulated reality couldn't he have changed his fate?

hmmm. good point, but i don't think anyone would want their hands chopped off. domokun

I wonder , at what point did he have the power to bend reality? Was it after or before his death? i'm guessing before, then he had a reason to have his hands chopped off. Why didn't he change his fate is a good question

Perhaps he wanted to feel as if he was part of the story, instead of the author. Maybe he wanted to be the puppet instead of the puppet master. Only after he was dead and no longer apart was when he accepted his role.