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Blouse stables

Character

Tucked into the hunting village of Dauper, the Blouse stables shelter horses alongside children left without parents. The farm becomes a hiding place for two fugitive Warrior candidates from Marley, whose false identities begin unraveling the moment a former resident sees through them.

Region: South
Status: Existent
Territory: Dauper
Debut Chapter: Guides
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Overview

The Blouse stables sit in Dauper, a village in the southern territory of Wall Rose. Artur and Lisa Blouse operate the farm, and children who have lost their families, among them Kaya, live and work there as hands.

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Role

During the War for Paradis arc, Kaya guides the escaped prisoners Falco Grice and Gabi Braun to the property and leaves them near the horse paddock. Gabi wants to grab a mount and bolt; Falco argues that rash movement will only get them recaptured and pushes to lie low for a few days. Introducing themselves as runaway siblings named Ben and Mia, the pair are welcomed by the man of the house, whose voice startles Gabi because it carries what she takes for a southern Marleyan accent. Lisa serves the newcomers breakfast, and Gabi slaps the woman's hand away when she reaches to pat her head.

The two fall into farm chores. After a horse chews on Gabi's hair, Falco reasons that fleeing on horseback is hopeless and that waiting for a Marleyan rescue makes more sense. Resting by the paddock, they learn the farm exists for children whose parents are gone. Gabi lashes out at Kaya over her ancestors' history, and Kaya calmly admits she already knows where the pair really came from. Gabi seizes a pitchfork, but when others draw near, Kaya covers for them, claiming Mia was jealous of her friendship with Ben, then offers to lead the two to her old village.

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Notable Members

The farm's known residents are the surviving Blouses, Artur and Lisa, together with Kaya, the girl Sasha once saved. A shifting group of orphaned children rounds out the household, trading labor for a home.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the Blouse family in Attack on Titan?

The Blouse family runs the Blouse stables, a horse farm in the village of Dauper. Artur and Lisa Blouse operate the property and take in orphaned children, including Kaya, to live and work there.

Who is the girl Sasha saved?

Kaya is the girl Sasha once saved, and she lives and works at the Blouse stables in Dauper alongside other children who lost their families.

Where are the Blouse stables located?

The Blouse stables sit in Dauper, a hunting village in the southern territory of Wall Rose.

Who takes shelter at the Blouse stables during the War for Paradis?

Falco Grice and Gabi Braun, two escaped Warrior candidates from Marley, hide at the Blouse stables and introduce themselves as runaway siblings named Ben and Mia.

How does Kaya react when she recognizes Gabi and Falco's true identities?

Kaya calmly reveals she already knows where Gabi and Falco really came from, and when others draw near she covers for them by claiming Mia was jealous of her friendship with Ben, then offers to guide the pair to her old village.

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