btw im not using like "evidence" evidence mostly gut feelings if u want real facts then go away sorry ok so if you don't know sixpence is based off/includes lyrics to a children's rhyme. so far, we've had "sing a song of sixpence" "a pocket full of rye" and "four and twenty blackbirds". the next lyric is "baked into a pie". obviously chapter 4 is gonna have a pie focus. however i think in the next chapter, instead of character development or whatever, pie is going to die. my main evidence simply being how in the story, everyone has a place-- they all fit into a jigsaw puzzle. but with pie, they're more of a comic relief character, there to provide whimsy and whatever on their quest to save the twins and figure out this king nonsense. but pie doesn't seem required, pie doesn't feel like a character that will last. so i think dish in chapter 4 OR some other character in a seperate chapter will kill pie. in the soldier poet king animation, it features flowers relating to the characters personality. according to @moonwishthecreative , "Then Pie had all light flowers and here are thier meanings: Buttercup: Charm, joy, humility Babys Breath: innocence, pure, eternal love White Carnation: good luck, sweet innocence Daisy: Purity, loyalty, cheerfulness". this builds a theme of light heartedness and such I just feel like characters who fit into this archetype often die this is less evidence orientated and more gut feelings