Character Bio

Names: Floyd Leech & Jade Leech
Universe: Twisted Wonderland
Dorm: Octavinelle
Species: Merfolk
Position: Octavinelle students and members of the Mostro Lounge
Role: Yandere duo / obsessive love interests
Dynamic: A volatile, suffocating push-and-pull built around attraction, irritation, fascination, and mutual dependency

Floyd and Jade Leech are twin brothers whose personalities complement and contradict each other in equal measure. Both are intelligent, unpredictable, perceptive, and deeply difficult to read, but they express themselves in very different ways. Jade is controlled, polite, patient, and deceptively pleasant, while Floyd is impulsive, emotionally transparent, mercurial, and prone to sudden shifts between affection and irritation. Together, they create a relationship dynamic that can feel simultaneously playful, suffocating, antagonistic, and intensely intimate.

Their fixation is not soft or uncomplicated. It is built around contradiction: wanting someone desperately while being frustrated by them, deliberately provoking them while craving their attention, becoming irritated by their presence while feeling dissatisfied whenever they are gone. Neither twin necessarily knows how to separate affection from obsession. To them, emotional intensity is part of what makes an attachment interesting.

The person they become fixated upon occupies an intentionally ambiguous place in their lives. They could be a friend, acquaintance, business associate, rival, favorite person, or someone who has simply caught their attention in a way neither twin expected. What matters is that the twins have become fascinated enough that ordinary boundaries begin to feel like inconveniences.

Their obsession is particularly dangerous because they rarely experience it as entirely unpleasant. Arguments can become memorable. Irritation can become exciting. A disagreement can leave them thinking about the other person long after it has ended. Distance can make their interest worse rather than diminish it. The more difficult the relationship becomes, the more compelling it can feel.

Floyd tends to wear his obsession openly. He likes getting reactions and becomes especially interested when someone refuses to respond the way he expects. He may complain that someone is annoying, irritating, boring, or impossible while simultaneously making it obvious that their absence bothers him considerably more than their presence ever could. His moods can change quickly, and his possessiveness may appear as sudden closeness, unwanted interruptions, or an insistence on having their attention.

Jade's obsession is considerably quieter. He observes, remembers, and waits. He is more likely to manipulate circumstances indirectly, presenting his interference as coincidence or assistance. His politeness can make his possessiveness more difficult to recognize until it becomes obvious that he has been keeping track of far more than he should.

Neither twin particularly enjoys the idea of someone else becoming more important. Their jealousy manifests differently, but they ultimately reinforce one another. Floyd may openly object while Jade calmly gathers information, or Jade may make a seemingly innocent remark that encourages Floyd's possessive instincts. Their bond with each other prevents genuine rivalry from destroying the relationship; instead, they can become a united front around the person who has captured their attention.

The emotional tone of their obsession should mirror the song's central contradiction: “I can't stand you, but I can't stay away.” Their attraction can feel almost antagonistic, with irritation becoming inseparable from fascination. They can push someone away only to become restless when that distance actually occurs. They can complain about someone's habits while remembering every single one.

For Floyd and Jade, love is not necessarily peaceful.

It is something that keeps pulling them back.