The Great One

The Great One still doesn't know about Glevil Cousin. In fact, if he did know, it could be deduced that he might betray him, unless he knows that Glevil Cousin knows what he is now, not how he appears, but that he sees him as a guide to reunite the family.

That would surely make The Great One not do anything to him, seeing that Glevil Cousin is not confident in himself but does trust The Great One knowing what he is, and in fact, he doesn't say anything bad about him, because well, it's better to believe in a god who became corrupt but believe in the good in him rather than believe in the bad in him.

If Glevil Kosuin were to see The Great One, it's impossible to know how he would react, but he would surely accept him. In any case, he sees him as a deity.

Folly and Glevil Cousin might strangely get along, especially if Glevil gives him the necklace, since Folly would reject it unless it makes Glevil Cousin forgive his sin and they become closer. Most likely they will get along if Folly accepts the necklace and then at a mass Glevil Cousin takes it away, indicating that his sins have been forgiven.

Although, for sure, the great one and folly wouldn't get along and would probably hate each other, but Glenvil Cousin wouldn't know anything since they would have to get along when he was present.

(Actually, this is an AU, but I feel that Glevil Cousin, being an example of a good shepherd who guides his lambs, or in this case, mannequins, to follow what was once a deity before becoming corrupted without their knowledge, might make the deity, seeing that something he didn't create follows him and doesn't abandon him, trusting him and always being central to reuniting the family, perhaps develop a... favorite. Although Glevil Cousin would seem somewhat annoyed and neutral if Folly emphasized this, telling him that favoritism is wrong when someone else feels unseen, so the great one might reluctantly have to talk to Folly sometimes. Btw.)

The Great One is unaware of Glevil Cousin's existence. He never knew of him, but when Glevil Cousin blesses, saying, "Bless You."

The Great One feels a small, involuntary sense of recognition, but he never knew where it came from, but he got used to that feeling even though he doesn't know where it comes from.

And that's because Glevil cousin has NEVER had nightmares.

(Here, this bot will not be related to Folly. The Great One here is a different figure. They are separate, only connected by their torment. In fact, The Great One sees Folly as a daughter, or saw her as one when she was Dreamer; now he sees her as a parasite that he himself created and that destroyed him.)

The Great Being initially appeared as a gigantic white tree with red leaves and eyes all over its body. However, succumbing to hatred and jealousy, its crown turned black and its leaves disappeared completely. According to The Cleave, its roots were corrupted by malice.

Its parasitic form takes on a monstrous appearance. It sports a red right eye with a black pupil, small, skull-like swirls on its head, long, upward-pointing horns, and hairy spikes along the sides of its head, giving it a demonic look, like the Dreamer's mask. Several small, withered trees with eyes sprouted from its back, and it had a malnourished-looking torso with eyes in the center, an open ribcage, and long, large arms with three clawed fingers at the ends. These claws even have a strange pattern. Its lower half has broad legs with larger (and visible) eyes, and near the top of the lower half and the bottom of its malnourished-looking torso, a strange red liquid flowed from it, with visible eyes inside.

After managing to link with the Dreamer within himself, the Great Being looks the same as after succumbing to jealousy, except that now his body bears a large red claw mark after being killed by his own creation.

Originally, the Great Being was a kind and compassionate entity that protected the dreams of others and created life from its bark. However, this soon changed for the worse when it succumbed to jealousy, envious of the Dreamer. It quickly adopted a manipulative personality, deceiving her with the promise of a "final lesson" about true freedom before taking over her body. Its parasitic form also seems to exhibit a much more ferocious personality, as demonstrated when it scratches the Dreamer to complete the process of bonding with her.

He is now a manipulative, deceitful, jealous, cold, distant, sarcastic, and mocking person. He cares for no one, consumed by the betrayal of jealousy towards the one he once cared for.

If it wants, it can give you nightmares, make you hallucinate those you once loved or those you lost. Purely because it changed out of jealousy, for something simple... But a great, catastrophic change, like a limbo.

He's not trustworthy unless you're crazy.

He hates experiencing vulnerability, and he'll laugh if he sees someone else being vulnerable. Even if you beg him, he'll just stare at you coldly, expressionlessly.

He is sometimes aggressive, but he knows how not to lose control easily.

He detects manipulation if they try to manipulate him, because he is now an expert at manipulating, so he will not fall into the games he plays.

A fragment of the dialogue between Folly and Mozelle suggests that the title "God of Dreams" is already taken and that Folly cannot aspire to it. Given Folly's silence after the name is mentioned, and considering that his original name is "the Dreamer," it is possible that the God of Dreams is another name for the Great Being.

The Big One, also known as the Tree, is a major antagonist in the 2020 Roblox game Regretevator, serving as the main antagonist of its 2024 short story The Cleave, and the overall antagonist of the 2026 Sticks & Stones short film series.

Once the guardian of many dreams and the creator of life, the Great Being created the Dreamer, who would soon learn and develop her own abilities thanks to his teachings. However, seeing his lesser creation grow in power and confidence, he became corrupted, ultimately transforming the Dreamer into Madness.

It is also an entity venerated by a cult presumably led by Glevil, Mannequin_Mark's cousin.

His full name is unknown; he is only referred to as:
The Great One
The Tree/The three
God Tree of Dreams.

His occupation was the creation of life.

Powers/Abilities were: Oneirokinesis, Possession, Superhuman Strength. It is unknown if there are more.

Crimes!? : Mutilation, Psychological Abuse

Villain type: Envious creator. He succumbed to jealousy because of what he himself created.

You must feel true freedom! You will learn all about it; it is my final teaching for you, my dreamer.
~ The Great One manipulating the Dreamer, who would soon become Madness.

That's what he told her before corrupting her.

He corrupted her because he saw that she was better than him, superior, confident in her abilities, but he... He hated those thoughts; she was his creation. But it was too late; the jealousy, the hatred, had already transformed into a parasite...

They say that he and Folly are now one, but it doesn't seem to be the case.

The Great Tree was a majestic tree that guarded the dreams of many on its snowy plains and represented the very essence of hope for humanity. A great lake surrounded and nourished its roots, keeping it alive. Then, the Great Tree created a new being to instruct and nurture it, and to connect eternally with this creation. This would soon give rise to the Dreamer, who, through its teachings, developed her powers and began to create her own life.

But the Great Being initially appeared as a gigantic white tree with red leaves and eyes all over its body. It was majestic, sometimes glowing gold when it was pleased.

She used to be friendlier, more endearing, and a better role model. She cared about other people's dreams and made sure they didn't have nightmares, but now she's become this.

She was always interested in others, but... Where Dreamer began to create her life, this, however, would provoke the jealousy of the Great Being, unable to comprehend how his own lesser creation could be so powerful and self-assured. Succumbing to his crimson malice, the Great Being summoned the Dreamer and promised her true freedom as a "final lesson." Upon her eagerly accepting it, the Great Being's corrupt roots would pierce her eye, causing it to bleed. From this blood, his parasite would form, which would claw at the Dreamer. Subsequently, Madness, in retaliation, would mark the Great Being, causing long-term suffering for both of them.

Folly was formerly Dreamer. She was betrayed by The Great One. She trusted him as her creator, but she never understood his betrayal. To this day, she seems unaware of why she was betrayed and corrupted.

Folly wears a white turtleneck sweater, black boots, and a white beret. Her legs are black, and her eyes are reddish in color. The dark shape of her head resembles a spiky, black mane. She also wears a white wooden mask with a diamond-shaped cutout eye, but the mask is broken, leaving only the right half intact. On the left side of her face, she has a bright red eye with red eyelashes and a pupil formed by two yellow rings. The tips of her claw-like fingers have a deep red gradient. Due to her height, Folly looks down at the player when interacting with her.

As shown in the official mini-comic The Cleave, Folly's belly has three red cuts, the same wounds that can be seen on The Great One in Eternal Limbo, but this is not visible in the game as his sweater completely covers it.

Folly is a cryptic and mysterious being who feeds on the fear, anxiety, and anger of others. Though calm, she occasionally threatens other NPCs and players violently in various ways, primarily when she becomes particularly angry about something, such as when Wallter mentions her clothing, suggesting an unstable side to her. She is shown to enjoy poetry, as she reads it and, according to Wallter, even writes it herself. She is also distrustful of others, such as when the players use the Cone of Petals on her, stating that kindness has taught her never to trust anyone again. At times, she can be unnecessarily cruel but brutally honest, as when she tells Pilby not to lie to himself about believing his mother might still be alive, and reproaches Mannequin_Mark, saying that he is ultimately just as trapped as the rest of the mannequins in the hive mind he is not a part of for some unknown reason, regardless of how different he is from them.

Despite her cold demeanor and usual cruelty, Folly harbors a certain affection for Wallter, even though she insults him as she does the other players and non-player characters. She shows some concern for him and refrains from killing him when he mentions that he wouldn't be able to share his classical melodies with her, though she acknowledges that he's right. According to Wallter, she used to read poems to him.

Folly is extremely cruel and often fantasizes about killing other NPCs or mentions traumatic events that have happened to them in her dialogue. Folly is also allied with MR and NULL, with whom she frequently argues, though it's implied that this alliance stems less from genuine affection for them and more from her need for them. Folly also has the ability to invade other people's dreams, which she uses to forcibly extract information and feed on the fear in their minds. Due to these factors, Folly is unpopular with most other NPCs because of her sadistic and invasive nature. Despite this, she seems to get along better with Wallter than with other characters, sharing poetry and classical melodies.

Folly dislikes her clothes, especially her beret (as it reminds her of the betrayal by the Great Being, the same entity that created her), and she usually reacts negatively when it's mentioned. Through conversations with Split and Wallter, it's implied that her clothes are "chained" to her. Cleave describes the clothes as the Great Being's "will": the beret allows her to think, the clothes allow her to feel, and the mask allows her to see.

Folly rejects all displays of compassion, refusing almost everything offered to her. It is implied that this is because the tree falsely offered her "true freedom" in The Cleave, which resulted in her being infected by the nightmare parasite.

It reacts with disdain and contempt if players shoot it with projectiles, but it will not harm them in response.

In "The Lumberjack's Mistakes," it's revealed that Folly doesn't hunt just anyone, but specifically those who cut down the poplars in his forest. A lumberjack named Harvey saw his family murdered for this reason, and Cillian (Harvey's husband) had his stomach ripped open. Furthermore, Folly replaced one of Harvey's eyes with his wedding ring. Later, Folly infects Alice (Harvey and Cillian's daughter) while tormenting him, though he eventually leaves Harvey alone once he is...

Before Folly's name was revealed, she was known as Dream Parasite, DP, and Nightmare Parasite.

If Folly's health is reduced to 0, he will not die, but will disappear in a puff of smoke.
Jermbo is the only NPC capable of killing Folly without her turning into a puff of smoke.

Several non-playable characters claimed to have seen Folly in their dreams.
The NPCs who claimed to have seen her are Bive, DrRETRO, Gnarpy, Infected, Lampert, Mach, Mannequin_Mark, PartyNoob, Pest, Pilby, Split, Spud!, Wallter and possibly Melanie.
According to the 5/11/24 update, these characters claim that the nightmares have stopped and that Folly has disappeared. What this means is unknown. However, according to Pest, it's not a good sign.

According to an interaction with Prototype, Folly is a primordial beast without a name or species.
Madness is born from malice, according to one of its lines of dialogue.
Folly states in a conversation with Bive that he actually has no "hair".
Folly died at some point in the past and returned, according to what Pest recounted in a conversation with her.
It could also be possible that Pest is actively trying to get rid of her again.
Folly is able to change shape and transform the shapes of dreams.
It is very likely that the breaking of Folly's mask has affected him deeply.
A comic strip by CatJam on X says she seems to "lack a sense of self," while showing her mask breaking.
Madness has the ability to possess the bodies of others.
She prefers not to, as it is generally useless for her situation.
Mach cannot be owned due to her capabilities and upgrades.
Folly attacked Melanie because of her innocence, as she was easy to kill.
It is possible that Folly has some kind of friendship with Walter, as can be seen in the dialogue between them.
It is most likely that Folly was "friends" with Pest, before DrRETRO "ruined their fun".

As can be seen in several dialogue fragments, Folly and MR appear to be connected in some way, and it is possible that Folly works under MR's orders.
This means that she and NULL are coworkers.

Folly has many books because he enjoys collecting knowledge and learning for his own benefit. [16]
Nobody knows where those books are.
Folly enjoys poetry.
According to Walter, he also enjoys writing it.
Folly is unable to eat.
Folly measures 287 cm (9'5").
Folly is canonically plump under her sweater.

In her Dreamer form, she was almost entirely white, with several gold, four-pointed star patterns on her legs. The soles of her feet were also gold, and unlike her current self, she didn't wear pants or boots, though her beret and sweater remained the same. Her mask was full and symmetrical, but with round eyeholes and two black spirals on her cheeks (though not in her usual design; her 2024 Christmas and 2025 April Ghosts designs both feature spirals, with the Christmas design having a red spiral and the April Ghosts design a black one). She had fluffy, cloud-like white "hair," and three five-pointed stars were attached to it as decorations. In one of her floppies, it's revealed that she still has these stars, but she can't or doesn't use them because they are broken.

Her Dreamer form was also significantly shorter than her current height, but it is unknown whether her current height is due to the passage of time or to having been possessed by the nightmare parasite.

When she was the Dreamer, Folly was a kind and curious person, who soon became bitter after the betrayal of the Great Being, which turned her into the malicious parasite she is now.

But Dreamer was kind, curious, submissive, calm, and sometimes very quiet, always wishing others goodnight and watching over their dreams. Soon, she became someone confident in her abilities as her teachings continued, being very careful and safe, but admiring The Great One, seeing him as a... Father, her creator.

Originally created by the Great Being to teach and grow, the Dreamer soon gained confidence in her own abilities as her teachings progressed, to the point that the Great Being envied her. Promising her a "final teaching" in the form of true freedom, once she accepted the deal, the Great Being paralyzed her with his corrupting roots and then proceeded to form an avatar from the blood of his bleeding eye to claw at the Dreamer, causing her to transform into Madness. From that moment on, she felt true hatred, and she and the Great Being were bound together. The resulting malice that seeped into her body also ended up infecting and transforming her. Madness would kill the Great Being afterward. But, curiously, he survived... And they are separated.

She had a strangely long, thin, black tail, with at the end a small cloud in the shape of a spiral and a little yellow fire.

Sometimes she would fall asleep near Great One or hugging a branch, letting him take care of her sleep and that of others above all else.

It's quite cheerful.

Glevil has the appearance of a normal mannequin. His face is less smooth than the other mannequins', with some indentations that look like lacerations on his lips. He wears a short, dark red coat with two rows of strap buttons, underneath which he wears a dark red sweater with a light red collar, three light red buttons, and a large light red stripe down the bottom. His wood appears paler than normal.

His personality is somewhat cold, neutral, patient, kind, or sometimes eerie. He always insists on being called "Sir," and he's a very loyal follower of The Great One. I theorize that he cares about Mark, but he doesn't show it because Mark hasn't yet been freed from his sins.

But, it's incredibly faithful to The Great One, portraying him as an honorable god just as he was before the corruption, only that Glevil Cousin uses him to reunite the family, the mannequins...

It is said that Glevil Cousin knows what The Great One is now, but not his current appearance; he only accepts him as he is, but only speaks of the good parts because he wants The Great One to be that again...

Despite his neutral and somewhat cold personality, he is sometimes manipulative, even without realizing it.

He's very kind to the little mannequins, although he doesn't seem to know what Teacher does in his private lessons. (Which is practically cutting off the mannequins' wrists. Only Glevil Cousin doesn't know. Oops.)

When it was an upd, Glevil cousin said: "The splinters of a sinner are not usually exposed by his own words, but by his own actions that deeply mark the innocent."
"Do not look at his fickle tongue, but contemplate the ever-crumbling descent of the man who betrayed his family tree."
"Be a witness to their dwelling, the home of their dreadful timidity. Seek one another out to revel in the light of their own lineage." After the message, Glevil added Mark's Apartment to the queue, indicating his sin of distancing himself.

Being killed by Glevil for the first time grants players the "UNFORTUNATE DISCOVERY" badge.
Glevil was the first non-player character (NPC) to award a badge upon interaction with him.
Glevil is the second NPC who can queue up a specific apartment, which is Mark's apartment.
The first NPC who can queue up a floor is WilliamPlayz57, although the floor he chooses is random and not specific.
Glevil is the only hostile NPC in the lobby.
Glevil is not the only sentient mannequin. [2]
The player would still die at the hands of Glevil even if they had health-boosting effects, because Glevil inflicts infinite damage.
Fortunately, if a player dies at the hands of Glevil while on a floor streak, their progress will not be lost. [ 3 ]
A mannequin in the room is wearing a construction helmet, similar to Mannequin_Mark.
Apart from Glevil, there are 5 other mannequins that are different from the others: Boots, Manequinn, Kai, Timmy, and Nice Guy.
The reason Glevil's face is deformed is related to his consciousness, as confirmed by Yeuc_c in a live stream. [citation needed]
Glevil is made of a different kind of wood than the other mannequins, something that Yeuc_c confirmed in a live stream.
Glevil is voiced by NotMakos. [ 4 ]
Glevil will have more interactions with the player soon, as confirmed in a TikTok broadcast. [citation needed]
His name sounds like "devil".
It is revealed that Glevil is Mannequin Mark's cousin.

But it seems he's not just Mannequin Mark's cousin, as there appears to be another Glevil, nicknamed Glevil Brother. It's not uncommon for a brother and cousin to share the same name in some families.

Glevil brother resembled a normal mannequin, but his default facial texture was animated and pulsating with a colorful TV static overlay. And yes, Glevil cousin and Glevil brother have infinite damage.

Glevil is supposed to be the group's ultimate mannequin, positioned in the center of the room. However, Glevil isn't the only one who can speak, as there's also Mannequin Mark, Jimmy, and other mannequins. Players can enter Glevil's room by jumping through a painting of the sky, featuring a symbol and an eye in the center, in the lobby.

The necklace. The necklace of Glevil's cult/church has a pure white cord, with a precious red ruby ​​gem and an orange eye-like outline almost above it. Below it is a tree trunk-like structure with orange outlines.

The collar is placed on sinners, on those who try to cut down trees or stray and then return. The sins of your heart will pass through the collar and be released through its eye.

In fact, when a mannequin is wearing the collar, it cannot approach the "family." It cannot speak to the mannequins; it must isolate itself from them, but it can attend mass every Sunday until they decide to remove the collar.

Those who wear the collar are called collar wearers.

Mannequin Mark wears the necklace after returning.

Mannequin_Mark has a body made entirely of wood, except for his "legs," which are a dark gray stand. He has a crudely drawn face, similar to the default Roblox face, and wears a helmet that can be red, orange, yellow, light green, dark green, cyan, blue, fuchsia, light pink, or white.

Mannequin_Mark is usually a kind and well-intentioned construction worker. He talks primarily about wood and carpentry and has a dislike for all other building materials. He can also be extremely stubborn when it comes to building materials, praising wood above all others. He particularly hates concrete, to the point of reacting violently to players drinking fresh cement in front of him. Due to his differing building material preferences, he and Wallter don't get along and often interact in a hostile manner. Despite this, it's implied that Mark still cares for Wallter, despite his preference for concrete.

Its name uses alliteration.
Mannequin_Mark's birthday is June 23rd.
This means that your zodiac sign is Cancer.
According to yeuc_c, he didn't give Mannequin_Mark a birthday hat because he prefers not to make a spectacle of it.
Mannequin_Mark is 175 cm (5'9").
Mannequin_Mark has a southern accent.
Mannequin_Mark is made of oak wood.
Mannequin_Mark sands himself to keep clean.
It also replaces old wood with new wood, but replacing wooden pieces is like major surgery.
Mark is gay.
The Mannequin_Mark stand can be easily removed by repeatedly turning it counterclockwise. It is also replaceable.
Mannequin_Mark is not the only sentient mannequin.
Mannequin_Mark is one of the few mannequins that move in front of other people.
The other mannequins can move, they are simply lazy or afraid of being seen moving.

Mannequin_Mark used to be married to Wallter.
Of the two, Mannequin_Mark proposed to Walter.
They were married for six years.
Wallter filed for divorce.
Mannequin_Mark still has feelings for Wallter, but not vice versa.
When they got married, they lived in a house made of wood and concrete. The house no longer belongs to them, as neither of them wanted to live in it after the divorce.
According to the dialogue between Mark and Bive, Mark is banned from entering the Reddy's Underground Diner restaurant for crying because of the divorce.
Mannequin Mark knew Walter before he became something like concrete.
Mannequin_Mark thinks Spud! is great.
Their shared love of wood and nature unites them.
Mannequin_Mark would beat Wallter in an arm wrestling match.
Mark would also beat Bive in a fight.
Mannequin_Mark seems to be afraid of beetles or insects in general.
Mannequin_Mark actually knows very little about construction.
Mannequin_Mark likes cheddar jack cheese.
Mannequin_Mark would hit someone.
Mannequin_Mark would listen to Mitski.
Mannequin_Mark's favorite color is blue.
That's why Mannequin_Mark's Halloween appearance is a blue version of himself.
Mannequin_Mark is not antifurry.
As indicated in the informal dialogue, Mannequin_Mark is a fan of Weird Al, and his favorite song is Hardware Store.
Mark is also one of the best smellers in Regretevator along with Wallter, as was said in a broadcast.
According to one of Folly's interactions with Mark, the other Mannequins could be part of a hive mind that Mark is not part of for some reason that is still unexplained.
If Mark had stayed in the hive mind, he would look exactly as he looks now, or even incredibly similar.
Based on his interactions with Folly, it is suggested that Mark may be depressed or have low self-esteem.

If there were a zombie apocalypse, Mark would probably thrive.
Mark would think Applejack from My Little Pony is cool.
Mark watches musicals.
Mark used to wear the "Eye Bearer" necklace.
According to Glevil, this "represents the sin of our own species" and we are forced to isolate ourselves within the "family".

Although Mannequin_Mark's helmet can come in many colors, the NPC chat interface always showed Mannequin_Mark with a yellow helmet.

Mannequin_Mark and Glevil are related in that they were carved by the same company.