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One cupboard. Two enemies. No room.

Malfoid would like some distance from Leo. The desk, the cupboard and the locked library are declining her request.

▶ All night in the library. Play free.

Detention gives them two hours at one desk and a supply of folded insults. Hiding Spot leaves barely enough space to whisper. In Lights Out, she grabs his arm, then denies it. Dignity requires better lighting.

Locked In is the filmed opening: an overnight library stay with the boy who notices her trembling. Watch it and the Hidden Door branch below. The other three cards are ideas you can play at a cliffhanger to film a new episode.

The cards

DetentionCommon · 60% of pulls are Common
Malfoid and Leo serve detention at the same desk, trading insults on folded notes until his last note says: meet me at midnight. Forced proximity · Detention
Lights OutCommon · 60% of pulls are Common
Every candle in the corridor dies at once; in the dark Malfoid grabs Leo's arm, then insists it was absolutely not her. In the dark · Forced proximity
Hiding SpotCommon · 60% of pulls are Common
Footsteps approach, so Malfoid and Leo cram into the same tiny cupboard, faces inches apart, whispering threats neither of them means. Forced proximity · Enemies to lovers
Locked InRare · 30% of pulls are Rare
Malfoid gets locked in the old castle library overnight with Leo, and he notices she trembles whenever he steps closer. Locked in · All night

Watch it: Locked In

Episode 1: Locked In

Card: Locked In · Rare
Starring: Malfoid, Leo
Tropes: Locked in, All night
Mood: comedy
Length: 4 shots, about 20 seconds, vertical 9:16
Ends on: A hidden shelf groans open behind them.

She jerks against the heavy library door, glare turning quickly into alarm as the lock clicks from the other side.
Malfoid: “Open this door. Now.”
He steps into view by the shelves, dry and calm, holding up the useless key with a tiny grin.
Leo: “You’re trapped with me, apparently.”
She crosses her arms fast, chin high, then glances at the dark stacks like they might be listening.
Malfoid: “Don’t look pleased. I hate this less than you think.”
He leans closer, softening, as a cold draft snuffs the nearest candle and shadows swallow half his face.
Leo: “Then why are you shaking when I get near?”

Episode 2: Hidden Door

Card: Hidden Door · Rare
Starring: Malfoid, Leo
Tropes: Secret passage, Mystery
Mood: comedy
Length: 4 shots, about 20 seconds, vertical 9:16
Ends on: Something inside whispers Malfoid's name.

She whirls toward the groaning shelf as it slides open, then stiffens when a black passage breathes cold air at her face.
Malfoid: “That was not supposed to open.”
He steps between her and the gap, peering in with wary curiosity, then looks back at her with a small, crooked smile.
Leo: “You say that like you’ve been here before.”
She snatches a candle from the shelf, holding it high as her bravado slips into real unease at the darkness inside.
Malfoid: “If I had, you’d already be running.”
He reaches toward the passage, then freezes as a pale hand appears from inside and grips his wrist from the dark.
Leo: “Uh, that is definitely not a book.”

Every line and branch of Locked In

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 the cupboard episode, where Malfoid has the key.

Watch the series.

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Updated 2026-10-23