Pandora hearts can you keep a secret

Neither of them snore much, but Oz does move around a bit in his sleep, which could be counterproductive for Echo. Oz would probably bring home every stray kitten or puppy he found, but Echo always tells him to bring them to a nearby shelter. Oz, without a doubt. They both get angry at each other moderately, but Echo tends to be a lot more blunt about her concerns. That being all of them.

Echo, surprisingly! Sometimes even catching Oz off-guard. Posts Ask me anything Submit a post Archive. Elliot: Gay people…they discuss me. Oz, laughing: Damn, what do they be saying?

Gilbert, fingers crossed: Gay, gay, gay-. Ada again! She loves to use Vincent as a giant teddy bear. Ada comforts him, of course. Both of them are adequate with cooking, so they take turns on the daily.

Breathtaking, really! Ada once again! She just loves her stupid, brooding boyfriend. Ada, but unironically. Vincent, but ironically. Ada does a better job than Vincent, but they both do their best to take care of the other. Both of them. They need each other equally and will be there for each other as well.

Ada, in public. Vincent, in private. Of course!!! Elliot, out loud. Leo, in his head. He eventually [20] switched to an all black outfit, with a long, double breasted coat, black shorts, and black boots. Following the deaths of Noise and Echo , he picked up their red Baskerville cloak and wore it in Echo's honor for the rest of the series. His true form was not humanoid. Originally, Oz had two bodies, a pair of identical toy rabbits. Following the birth of the Alices, one of these bodies was given an outfit [8] which he would wear when manifesting fully as a Chain.

This form was sometimes given more predatory features, such as sharp teeth and a muscular frame. In this form, he wore a red and white checkered coat and wielded a large, red scythe.

Following the hundred year timeskip, Oz reincarnated as a blond, humanoid boy of similar stature and build. He had the same cowlick as he did possessing a human form in his previous incarnation.

His eye color was never shown. Oz was initially depicted as a heedless, headstrong teenage boy with few reservations [1] or concern for the world around him. However, Oz was deeply sensitive to the emotions of others, his rash behavior a calculated effort to manipulate those around him.

Oz was terrified of rejection and thus sought to hide all vulnerabilities, refusing to express his true emotions. He adopted the philosophy of "acceptance," allowing him to easily adapt to new dangers, [4] but rendering him unwilling to resist dire conditions. Though never shown to directly harm himself, Oz acknowledged he was suicidal and admitted his ostensible recklessness was a cover up for deliberate attempts to die. Oz was shown to have numerous skills and hobbies, [16] though he was in fact rather naive as a consequence of his sheltered upbringing.

He told Echo he had never once seen a festival in person before, [33] and his lack of knowledge of the world causes occasional missteps, such as forgetting to pay a vendor for food he'd received. His sensitivity would nonetheless cause him to appear precocious at times, particularly in his moral development and capacity for empathy, as he would quickly attach great meaning to the lives of even near strangers.

As such, he exhibited a nobility and selflessness unusual for his age from when he was very young. It is eventually revealed that Oz was initially a pair of stuffed rabbits created by Lacie Baskerville as a gift to the Core of Abyss, his existence serving as a link between the two when not allowed to meet.

He has short white hair and wine-red eyes. He usually carries a sword disguised as a cane. Break has no left eye, as it was taken by the Intention of the Abyss and given to Cheshire. As shown in Chapter of the manga: Snow White Chaos. Image Gallery. On the surface, Break seems a carefree character, never serious and always smiling, with a weak spot for all kinds of sweets and cakes. Sometimes he eats whole cubes of sugar that which he always brings along with him. When needs be, however, Break can also be sinister and dangerous.

Reim tells Oz that Break has not always been the way he is now. Before, after losing his eye and for a short while after, he was a bitter and angry person, never smiling.

However, through the kindness of Shelly, Sharon's mother, he began to open up. It seems though that some of the emotions from his past still linger as he becomes slightly depressed when he is reminded of it. He has sworn absolute loyalty to Shelly; promising not to die until he has fulfilled the Intention's wish. Break's true motive is to find the truth behind what happened years ago.

He hates Vincent with a passion, due to him ordering Echo to attack Sharon, who afterwards was poisoned by Vincent.

In Retrace 42, it is shown that Break has become blind. However, he can still differentiate different objects placed in front of him, but not people's faces. He states that he will lose that ability soon. Break says very early in the series that he might not have another year left of his life, as the strain of his contract is slowly crippling his body.

He is therefore eager to achieve his goals as quickly as possible, even taking extreme measures when necessary. He is very protective of Sharon. While he once said that he sees Sharon as a daughter, as Sharon matured with Break looking after her, Sheryl Rainsworth sees it more as a brother-sister relationship.

He still looks after and worries about Sharon throughout the series although she is already old enough to do things on her own.

There are times when he does not mention where he is going or the condition of his health to Sharon so as not worry her. Sharon especially gets mad when he does this; calling him Mister One-man-show. Break did not immediately tell Sharon about his blindness, fearing it would worry her and make her cry. In the end he finally does tell her and finds Sharon's reaction to be positive and supportive. At this point, Break starts to realize that Sharon is no longer a young girl, but a growing woman.