Generally my experience with the rule is people treating it as straight up impossible, and that was the assumption I was referring to, since I thought that's what other people were talking about. And, like, yeah, of course it's not going to be easy--and nowhere did I say that it would be. Only that people like Neil are summonable at all, even if it requires an extremely lucky coincidence (such as Archer's catalyst being Rin's jewel pendant, and Rin just so happening to have it on her while summoning at the wrong time of night) for it to happen.
That happened off-screen, back when Taylor was still benched from going outside so the twins had to do some parts themselves. It was when they found Fran after going to check on Frankenstein, iirc? I'd have to find the specific chapter again to double check, but I'm pretty sure that was it.
Wasn't the one who did that the fake Jack the Ripper?
Imma guess either Ritsuka or Rika.
No. When the twins and Mash went to check on Frankenstein, things went basically as they did in canon with essentially no changes, which is why I didn't see a need to show it, only the aftermath. The "fake" Jack thing happened after "recruiting" Nagato and Nursery Rhyme, and happened concurrently with Taylor adopting best daughter.
That... may well have actually happened, considering he was Merlin's familiar.
at best it would be one of the smaller forest off shoots, still dangerous, but not Dead Apostle Ancestor dangerous, this group should be able to fairly easily handle it.
I'm pretty sure Fou hates Merlin because Merlin kicked him out of Avalon.
They're both candidates for Beasts, and likely the same one, Beast IV of Comparison. I can't imagine Beast candidates of Comparison are naturally inclined to get along seeing as the nature of their Sin is to stand above all others.
The original plan was for Taylor to kill her, and for it to really mess her up to do it. But it felt better and like more of a step forward for her character development if she faltered and failed at the last second, and the patrons thought so, too, when I put it to a vote, so that's what we went with.
Though with the Master-Servant dream bleedthrough I suspect Taylor's going to have to have a talk with Jackie about not talking about what she sees at night, or at least not around anybody that can overhear. Children aren't exactly known for being bastions of information security.
Jackie isn't really prone to talking at all, even before Information Erasure
She does still talk some, but she doesn't have to say much to say something she shouldn't.
