"Lacie" (レイシー, Reishī) is a song from Jun Mochizuki's Pandora Hearts. It was composed by Glen Baskerville, whose best friend Jack Vessalius incorporated a music box version in a pocket watch he made. The song was named after Lacie, a companion of Jack and Glen's whose true character is shrouded in mystery and was somehow connected to the Tragedy of Sablier. As the story spins forth, the song goes on to represent Lacie's legacy and presence.
Hearing "Lacie" play through the wind is what leads Oz Vessalius to finding Lacie's Tomb and the pocket watch placed atop it. Thus it always acts as a guiding force which points to the correct direction in order to move forward. It less so pulls the protagonists towards something, and rather is more akin to connecting them to the destination they will always inevitably reach.
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History[]
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Appearances[]
- Retrace I: Innocent Calm
- Retrace II: Tempest of Conviction
- Retrace III: Prisoner&Alichino
- Retrace XVII: Odds and Ends
- Retrace XXIV: Hello my sister!
- Retrace XXV: Elliot&Leo
- Retrace XXVII: Get out of the pool
- Retrace XXXVI: Sablier
- Retrace XXXVII: Glen Baskerville
- Retrace LVII: Humpty Dumpty had a great fall
- Retrace LXIII: Purpose
- Retrace LXIV: Tarantelle
- Retrace LXVI: Jack
- Retrace LXXI: Black Rabbit
- Retrace LXXII: Bloody Rabbit
- Retrace XCVIII: Reverberate
- Retrace XCIX: Shade
- Retrace CI: Oswald
- Retrace CIV: Will
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Trivia[]
- The song "Lacie" has been featured multiple times on the anime adaptation's soundtrack.
- The first soundtrack album features the music box version entitled "Melody"; and the second soundtrack album features the piano, guitar, and harp versions entitled "Melody 2," "Reminisce," and "Reminisce 2" respectively.
- There is also a fully vocalized version with original lyrics entitled "Everytime you kissed me," though it has never been confirmed if said lyrics are the in-universe canonical lyrics to "Lacie."