Meeny

This Article Contains Spoilers! This article may contain major plot spoilers that threaten to ruin elements of the story! If you haven't completed The Lavasteam Chronicles Part One it is highly recommended that you tread with caution while reading this article!

Meeny
Credit to LS_arkos1334
Characteristics
Species	Raposa
Gender	Male
Age	Adult
Fur Color	Brown
Information
Home	Lavasteam
Story Role	Miney's Brother Protagonist
Occupation	N/A
Status	Alive
Game(s)

“Would you rather go to an afterlife or an empty void when you die? Frankly, I don’t care if the Creator's real, I just need some hope.”

–Meeny

Meeny is a character that doesn't appear in any games, but rather in the short story, The Lavasteam Chronicles Part One. He is one of Miney and Moe's exiled siblings, and he is the second youngest brother in the Hallor family.

Appearance

Meeny is a tall Raposa with brown fur. He has scars on his legs and arms due to his work in the mines. He has a long, unkempt beard. He also has an orange, long-sleeve polo, grey overalls, brown shoes, and has tightly wrapped bandages around his arms.

Story

Meeny is first seen talking to his brothers, Miney and Eeny about Miney's new advisor, Salem. Eeny and Meeny are suspicious of Salem, angering Miney and ultimately having the two of them exiled. He sends Robosa to take them to the edge of town, and Moe spots them along the way. They get thrown off of the mainland and land in the ocean below, saving themselves on a rock. The two begin to sleep, when Eeny notices that the tide is coming in. The two brothers realize that unless a miracle happens, they won't survive the night and say their goodbyes. Suddenly, they notice a ship coming towards them, captained by Galileo.

Galileo saves the brothers and welcomes them onboard the Bane of Kings, telling them tales of the color draining in Rapoville and Wilfre kidnapping villagers. The three decide to go to Watersong and speak with Rose. When they arrive at the village, Galileo explores the village while Eeny and Meeny go to Rose's Mansion. Eeny and Meeny explain their situation to Rose and Butler, and Butler tells Eeny that Salem is one of Wilfre's alter egos.

As Meeny talks to Rose, Eeny and Galileo return to the mansion, and Miles asks Galileo about the Giant Scribble Monster which causes Galileo to enter a PTSD episode. Meeny tries to calm him down by grabbing his back, but this causes Galileo to get even more upset. Eeny pulls Galileo out of the mansion and Meeny asks Miles to talk about his adventure. Eventually, Butler calls Meeny and Rose to a balcony to watch Eeny and Galileo fight Leopold and Francois. Meeny joins the fight and calms Galileo down, allowing Eeny and Meeny to bring Galileo back to the Bane of Kings.

As Galileo prepares to leave, Eeny and Meeny decide to stay in Watersong and wish him luck finding his family. They watch him sail off and let Butler direct them to their room. As they take in their surroundings, Miles comes into their room and tells them that they're going on a tour. Miles directs Eeny and Meeny to Jivin' Rooftops, and the three of them travel through the level. Eventually, Meeny takes a break, allowing Eeny to inspect a Raposa Statue. Suddenly, it comes to life and drags Eeny through the level, forcing Miles and Meeny to run after them.

Eventually, Meeny and Miles catch up to Eeny and the Raposa Statues, so Meeny and Eeny team up to defeat them; Eeny steals one of the Raposa Statue's spears in the process. As they fight, Miles gets into the Altar and helps the brothers cross the gap. They three make their way through the level and return to the Mansion. Miles leaves the two alone in their room, and Eeny reveals that he wants to leave the village and go on adventures. Meeny gets mad, and the two begin to fight. Rose overhears and tries to help the two settle the argument, but fails. Eventually, she uses her power of song to put Eeny to sleep, and sits next to Meeny on the bed, telling him that there's a spare bed in her room, kissing him in the process.

Some time in the future, Meeny marries Rose and becomes Miles' step-father. One night, Meeny calls Miles into his room and asks Miles to start a family so that he wouldn't be alone when Meeny dies. Miles begs his father not to go, and Meeny dies, giving Miles the final push to become Salem Rose.

Quotes

“He wears a cape and a top hat in the hottest part of our village. That’s sketchy enough as it is.” –Meeny “Does Moe even know about Salem yet? Or is he too busy making sure your people don’t die in the mines?” –Meeny “I hope Moe can drop us some Banya Pies from time to time.” –Meeny “I’m not giving you the silent treatment; I’m trying to sleep you moron.” –Meeny “Wow! The water is still there? We gotta alert the press!” –Meeny “Well, it’s been a good run Blondie.” –Meeny “Hey Galileo? Is this where you lost the Stargazer?” –Meeny “Watersong and Lavasteam have had a peace treaty for a while, so this wouldn’t be an unwelcome visit.” –Meeny “Don’t worry about him, you didn’t do anything wrong. Now, I hear from your mother that you went on an adventure of your own a few days ago. Something about a conch?” –Meeny “Miles! The Giant Robosa was a secret!” –Meeny “I apologize for Galileo Mayor. I didn’t know he had that inside of him.” –Meeny “Galileo, put the sword away, and let’s get out of here.” –Meeny “We did get what we came for! We talked to Mayor Rose, and we have our leads! Your family isn’t here!” –Meeny “We don’t have a home anymore, and we aren’t exiled from Watersong. The two of us talked, and I think we want to stay here.” –Meeny “We should ask Rose about getting another room for one of us.” –Meeny “Sorry, I just didn’t realize how much this would take out of me.” –Meeny “You keeping that spear?” –Meeny “I thought we were gonna make a new life here, together.” –Meeny “Even back home, we barely had our parents, we never had Miney, and Moe was working most of the time. We had Galileo every now and then, but he just left us.” –Meeny “We had jobs to do! We were helping our village survive! Dad had just died, and Mom was bedridden! You seriously can’t be mad at them for that, can you?” –Meeny “Rose, what are you talking about? I’m perfectly capable of thriving on my own.” –Meeny “You know I don’t have much time left, so I need you to promise me something.” –Meeny “I love you son. Go be the Salem Rose the world needs.” –Meeny

Trivia

• Meeny's name fits the second beat of the first line of the "Eeny Meeny Miney Moe" children's rhyme.

Media

• 

---