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Enemies to lovers, but you pick the moment it flips

Malfoid has an insult ready for Leo. Unfortunately, her curse, her mirror and the entire school have other ideas. These six cards make a very poor case for indifference.

Start with a rival she expects to embarrass: even her pet snake curls happily around Leo's wrist. Then try an insult. The Compliment Curse makes that embarrassingly generous, too.

Read the cards below as a suggested arc through the set. In Cast, your hand chooses the next beat; this is not a fixed six-episode sequence. Jealous and its Flirt Duel branch are already filmed, with every line below. The other cards can film new episodes at a cliffhanger.

The cards

The arc in 6 cards

  1. Snake Dare: She expects Leo to panic at her pet snake; the snake chooses his wrist instead.
  2. Compliment Curse: Her hex backfires, turning every attempted insult into a compliment.
  3. Deny It: The whole school thinks they are dating, and Leo sees no reason to deny it.
  4. Mirror, Mirror: Even her enchanted mirror tells her to admit she likes him, within Leo's earshot.
  5. Hiding Spot: Approaching footsteps put them in one tiny cupboard, whispering threats neither means.
  6. Flirt Duel: Thea makes it a contest: first to blush loses, and every line gets bolder.

Where it lands

Follow Jealous into the Flirt Duel, or go straight to the confession in Truth Potion.

Watch it: Jealous

Episode 1: Jealous

Card
Jealous · Rare
Starring
Malfoid, Thea, Leo
Tropes
Jealousy, Love triangle
Mood
comedy
Length
4 shots, about 20 seconds, vertical 9:16
Ends on
Leo walks straight past Thea, lifts a lock of her green hair and asks her why.
  1. A quill snaps in Malfoid's fist; across the sunlit cloister Thea is draped over Leo, twirling his tie.
    Malfoid: “I'm FINE. — You're SO brave.”
  2. Thea glances back with a warning; Malfoid folds her arms, and her platinum hair starts turning green at the roots.
    Thea: “Careful, darling. Your hair goes green when you're jealous. — I'm not jealous. I'm THRIVING.”
  3. Her hair floods emerald to the tips; the whole cloister falls silent and stares; Leo notices.
    Leo: “Is your hair… green?”
  4. She claims it's seasonal; Leo walks past Thea and lifts a lock of her green hair.
    Leo: “It's SEASONAL. — Want to tell me why?”

Episode 2: Flirt Duel

Card
Flirt Duel · Rare
Starring
Malfoid, Thea, Leo
Tropes
Flirting, Rivals
Mood
romantic
Length
4 shots, about 20 seconds, vertical 9:16
Ends on
She lost on purpose. Now she owes him a kiss.
  1. At dusk Thea snaps open her pocket watch on the windowsill; Malfoid answers Leo's question with a challenge.
    Thea: “Want to know why? WIN it. — First to blush loses. Loser kisses the winner.”
  2. Under the lantern, a hand's width apart, they trade lines, each bolder than the last.
    Malfoid: “I'd let you carry my books. ONCE. — I'd carry you. Anywhere.”
  3. She purrs a warning; he drops the grin and says something real.
    Leo: “Careful. I BITE. — You're the first face I look for.”
  4. Her hair blushes rose-pink; Thea calls it; Malfoid grabs Leo's tie and pulls him an inch from a kiss.
    Malfoid: “PINK. She loses. — I let you win.”

Every line and branch of Jealous

Odds

Before guarantees, the rarities shown here have these per-pull chances: Common 60% (10 cards in the full set); Rare 30% (7 cards in the full set). A Rare or better is guaranteed by pull 4 after 3 consecutive pulls below Rare; Epic or better by pull 15 after 14 below Epic; Secret by pull 50 after 49 without a Secret. Each counter resets on that rarity or better. If a free pull has no eligible card at the due tier, the guarantee stays due. See the full checklist.

Where this trope shows up in the series

Watch Malfoid's hex bounce back in the series.

See dueling practice go off-script when Malfoid forgets the spell.

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