The Real Jackdaw

I was watching "The Devil Wears Prada" the other day, and I thought of something.

Already, I think the whole fandom and even more know that Audrey is clearly inspired by Miranda Priestly, and by extension Anna Wintour. The ruthless personality, they all run hyper-known fashion magazines in the world, and for Audrey and Anna, we obviously have the bob and sunglasses.

Now, here is my theory. In Queen Wasp, Audrey seems to say that she and Gabriel have known each other for a long time, and that she is the one who discovered it.

Hi everyone, back with a new theory, this time on my assumptions about the members of the Kingdom. Most of the fandom has tried to search and find out who is who, including me on my side, so here are my thoughts.

Well, to begin with, the canon members. For the diamond, we have Gabriel as a former member, Noé now, it's the luxury sector. Tomoe is the gear wheel, it is called the Machine, it is the technology sector. The wheat cob (agri-food sector), aka the Stomach, is Camilo Pista, Nathalie's father. Then, my ideas for the rest.

I am convinced that the brick wall, which logically represents real estate, is Shirel Kurtzberg. I just posted an observation on her about 15 minutes ago. But also, she is rich, seems quite influential, is an architect, and I have as headcanon that she renovated in a modern way many Parisian apartments, and that the one that Amélie wanted to buy belongs to Shirel. And then there is this sentence at the end of The Ruler, by Cerise where she seems to want to monitor Nathaniel very closely, something she did not say for the other Miraculers, which makes me think she knows about her mother.

For the sword, it is obvious, we all know that before his death, it was Colt's role, as a leader in the military and arms industry. But since then, he has died and someone has taken his place. If many think it's Amélie, I'm not convinced. For me, you become a member of the Kingdom when you really embody one of its symbols. And even if I do not exclude Amélie for the Kingdom, it is obvious that she does not represent the military sector. So for me, we do not yet have a valid candidate for the member of the Sword.

For what seems to be a molecule or at least a chemical symbol, I may take a lot of you on my back, but I will say Bertrand King, the villain of Action. So yes the episode is one of the worst of the whole series, it was quite useless in terms of plot and the characters could have been better written. But Bertrand King is still, according to what is said and what can be seen in the episode, very rich, very influential, and the director of one of the largest plastic companies in the world. And then plastic is quite linked to the health and pharmaceutical sector, right? Especially since the plastic is made in the laboratory all that (well, actually I hesitated between the molecule, the pen and the wheel for him).

Then the mask, that is the media sector. So frankly, this member has received a lot of theories, including Cerise, Harry Clown or even Bob Roth. Well already the voice is not suitable for the last two, and for me Cherry is not in the Kingdom. In fact, for the Mask, I was thinking of Mr. Lee, Zoe's father. We know almost nothing about him, but at least he is rich and influential (otherwise Audrey would never have been interested in him). But above all, there is this line that I have not seen anyone highlight, pronounced by Zoe in Emotion, where she says that her father took her all the time to social parties when she was in New York, or something like that. Honestly, the people invited to these parties are rich, influential it's true, but above all they are usually not scientists or architects. No, most of the time (correct me if I'm wrong), it's mainly singers, actors or media personalities who are there. And the mask represents that perfectly. In addition with Noé in the Kingdom and Audrey being quite close, a member linked to the Bourgeois in addition, it doesn't change much.

For the flame, I have no idea. It is the energy sector, it is called the Truth, and obviously it is a man, but no one corresponds to this description unfortunately for us.

For the scepter, it's quite unexpected but I always thought it would be a figure close to Prince Ali. The scepter represents politics and I tell myself that as Ali is a prince, he must have a relative of the royal family, especially since we have seen Ali a lot in the private parties of the Kingdom, as in Emotion.

For the wheel, so trade or transportation, you are many to think that it is Mr. Lopez, given that he is very rich (he buys an apartment in Paris), one of his buttons resembles the symbol of the wheel, and he has a Dalmatian, who historically helped to push cars or something like that. Well, he doesn't look very influential, and Amélie doesn't seem to know him (I'll come right after), but he's our best candidate for the candidate so let's keep him.

Regarding the pen. For a long time I thought it was Audrey, immensely rich and influential, director of a fashion magazine, but since Noé, I have started to think the opposite. Already, she didn't seem to know about Gabriel throughout the series. I rather think that she has known for the Kingdom for some time, for the Miraculous too, and that she is trying to pull the strings of the Kingdom, and that's why Noé is there. But now I'm starting to think it's about Amélie. The pen represents the press or education sector, and I don't know, I thought it suited him well. Well already, she is rich and influential (she is a lady), her late husband was one of it, but in fact I saw her well in this role, and I don't really have any arguments to support this hypothesis.

And finally regarding the Beyond, represented by the sunny eye, I admit that I have no idea what it represents, nor who it can be, in any case it gives off a rather mystical aura.

Ok, I don't know if what I'm going to say has already been discussed before, if so I apologize. Throughout The Ruler, Shirel Kurtzberg acts very cruelly towards her son Nathaniel. She forbids him to make comics, considering that it is not a "noble" art, and she refuses her relationship with Marc.

In fact, she just wants him to be in her image, that he is perfect. Like Gabriel, like Tomoe, like Colt. And it lasts the whole episode. Like, seriously she does everything to control him, does what is "best" for him. And at the end of the episode, after her akumatization, she suddenly becomes aware of the harm she has caused, that she blames herself. I don't know about you, but for me this scene sounds wrong, terribly false. And it reminds me strangely of Gabriel's change in attitude towards Adrien during season 5, or when Noé apologized to Mr. Haprèle in Noé, or at the end of Yaksi Gozen, when Tomoe apologizes to everyone to Kagami.

Do you see where I want to go? Gabriel, Noé and Tomoe are or have been part of the Kingdom. And these reactions, as we already know, were only in order to follow their interests and carry out their plans. I know that Shirel has long been theorized as part of the Kingdom, but I thought it was a good extra proof.

Hi y’all, this is my first post on Tumblr, and English is not my maternal language, so pls be indulgent.

So to begin with, season 6 of Miraculous is full of twists, and perfect for creating theories. A secret organization, suspicious letters, and the appearance of new interesting characters. But what I'm going to talk about today is a very popular (and unpopular) theory of fandom right now. Cerise (aka Lila or Chrysalis), would be Tomoe's daughter, and Kagami's sister.

Ok, it may seem crazy at first. It's true, they work together and everything, but from there to imagine a relationship, unimaginable. Yet the facts are there, and impossible to ignore. In the episode Yaksi Gozen, Cerise calls Tomoe "Mother", and in The Dirtifiers calls Kagami "her sister". And it's not the first time it's happened. In Oni Chan (S3), Cerise literally pronounces this phrase "You are like a sister to me" (or smth like that), addressed to Kagami, a bit like a foreshadowing. Too many details to be ignored.

In season 6, we also learn more about Tomoe's past, and it seems that she had bad experiences with men (also implied in a previous season). Fans, and myself, think that she once loved a man of European (probably Italian) origin. Tomoe's father would have disapproved of their relationship, and this mysterious man would have abandoned him, without knowing that Tomoe was pregnant with a little girl, Cerise. Now, where most fans believe that this event took place before Kagami's birth and therefore that Cerise is older, I think otherwise.

We know that Kagami is a sentimonster child, like Felix and Adrien, created by her mother thanks to the miraculous of the damaged peacock, and probably born of pride or the desire for perfection. Moreover, in a recent episode of season 6 (l forgot if it's The Dirtifiers or QOTD), we see the moment when Kagami is created by Tomoe, followed by an ellipse with his birth. Now, Kagami and Cerise seem to be about the same age. Two pregnancies in the same year is possible, but very rare.

What if Kagami and Cerise were twins ?

I see you coming, I know what you're going to say, they don't look alike at all, it's impossible. Yet yes. I think Tomoe had a superfertilization. That is to say that during the same period when two sexual intercourses take place, with different partners, two ovulations can occur, where a second layer is created in the uterus, and we therefore have two babies, technically twins, who share a mother but a different father. Rare, but not impossible. And since Kagami is a perfect copy of his mother (because of the peacock) and Cerise a mixture of the two (his father's genes are probably more important), it solves the problem of physical appearance.

That's how I see the thing.

Tomoe is, in appearance, in perfect relationship with Cerise's father. At that time, Tomoe is young, passionate, true. It was also most likely around this moment that she began to work with Gabriel, Emily and Nathalie in order to find the miraculous. Tomoe and Cerise’s father sleep together, and he disappears very quickly afterwards. Tomoe does not yet know that she is pregnant, but she feels betrayed, humiliated, alone. She then uses the newly found peacock miraculous, and creates Kagami from pride, rejecting any form of love or affection.

Nine months later, it was to her surprise that she did not give birth to one, but two girls. It is true that during the sequence of Kagami's birth, we do not see a second baby, but maybe they hid Ceruse. After all, it wouldn't be the first time that Miraculous gives us such a blow for a plot twist.

Kagami looks perfectly like him, line by line, while Cerise looks more like her father, tanned complexion and green eyes. A precious stone in front of a vulgar pebble, this is Tomoe's vision, because Cerise reminds her too much of what she has lost and will never have again. The fact that they are not only sisters but also twins could also strengthen Cerise's motivations: she has never received love, family while her sister has, and she could have developed jealousy and a desire to control everything.