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===Zorn and Thorn===<!-- This section is linked from [[Jester]] --> Queen Brahne's court jesters perform all the dirty work for her and have the odd habit of speaking in constant [[antimetabole]], with Zorn speaking the words in the proper order, and Thorn reversing them {this pattern, however, never occurs in the original Japanese release}. They also have the unique ability to extract Eidolons from summoners, taking Garnet's Eidolons for Brahne to use in her conquests. The two later align themselves with Kuja after they lost face with Brahne. They kidnap Eiko so Kuja can have access to her Eidolons, but are knocked down by Eiko and her newly discovered Eidolon Madeen. However, Kuja reveals that Zorn & Thorn are actually two halves of a double headed monster named '''MeltiGemini''', which Kuja uses to cover his escape as Zidane and company are forced to defeat the fused jesters once and for all. Similarities have been drawn with the characters of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern in Shakespeare's Hamlet.
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