Pinocchio's book

In the ninth episode, in the library of The Lines Between, Brennan says Pinocchio is way up on a high shelf of the party's books as his marionette handle shoots up NA E9·00:12:40. He throws the handle into the light of his own book, and Brennan says all his strings illuminate NA E9·00:13:33.

In the tenth episode Brennan says Pinocchio feels a strong connection to his book, and that when he opens it his strings materialize and appear only as he connects magically to the book NA E10·00:38:54 NA E10·00:45:00. In the twelfth episode Cricket reminds Pinocchio that he threw his marionette handle into his book, and Pinocchio agrees that it is his story NA E12·00:36:58 NA E12·00:37:06 NA E12·00:37:08. Snow White examines it and says the book was not written in this world, and Pinocchio says the party collected it on a trip to a world between worlds NA E12·00:40:42 NA E12·00:40:48 NA E12·00:40:57. She says that by attaching to it he could call on its magic as though it were a patron or deity, because it is a piece of physical destiny written down that burns like a sun NA E12·00:42:07 NA E12·00:42:17. Pinocchio says his marionette strings go into it, and when he pulls on parts of his life those things appear in the Neverafter NA E12·00:42:39.

In the fourteenth episode Alba tells the party that the book they hold is a true book, so the people put into it are not truly gone NA E14·00:35:59. Gesturing to Pinocchio's book, she says a true book can do great workings in the world, but she has never seen a blank true book before NA E14·00:36:43 NA E14·00:36:45.

In the fifteenth episode Pinocchio tells Cinderella that his marionette strings are now connected to his own book, so he draws power from it and his destiny instead of from the Stepmother NA E15·00:53:26.