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Blumiere's Father does not accept the love Blumiere expresses for [[Tippi|Lady Timpani]], for [[Tribe of Darkness|his tribe]]'s rules only allow them to love one of their own. In his sadness, Blumiere | {{quote|Blumiere, my son, don't! Even your ancestors could not handle that dark book...|Blumiere's Father|Super Paper Mario}} | ||
'''Blumiere's Father''' (or '''Count Bleck's Father''') is, obviously, the father of [[Blumiere]], also known as Count Bleck. Little is known about this father, and he is only mentioned near the end of the game ''[[Super Paper Mario]]''; more specifically, he is spoken of in the story told after Chapter 7. | |||
Blumiere's Father does not accept the love Blumiere expresses for [[Tippi|Lady Timpani]], for [[Tribe of Darkness|his tribe]]'s rules only allow them to love one of their own. ([[Carson]] can optionally reveal that these rules were erected so they could keep their elite bloodline without mixing in with other societies.) In his sadness over his father's disallowing, Blumiere acquired the [[Dark Prognosticus]] so he could destroy everything (but mainly simply so he could commit suicide), thus turning him into Count Bleck. He then may have killed his own father for not letting him love Timpani. | |||
Blumiere's Father is known to be the only known member of the Tribe of Darkness other than Blumiere and [[Nolrem]], the latter of which is simply a descendant of the tribe. | Blumiere's Father is known to be the only known member of the Tribe of Darkness other than Blumiere and [[Nolrem]], the latter of which is simply a descendant of the tribe. | ||