Pinocchio's nose

In the third episode Brennan describes Pinocchio as a little puppet with his broken-off nose in his hand NA E3·00:19:50. He runs as fast as possible around the hillock toward Gerard NA E3·00:19:50.

In the third episode Brennan says Pinocchio's wooden grip on his own nose fades as the light of the magic given to him by a fairy leaves him NA E3·01:51:58. In the fourth episode Brennan tells Pinocchio he can feel his nose back on his face, though he is very translucent NA E4·00:11:50. The Stepmother tosses the nose to him, with etchings or letters in the wood and a damp, murky red stain of blood, and tells him to grasp it in his hand NA E4·00:23:11 NA E4·00:25:00. When he takes it Brennan says he feels more magic flowing through him, stops being translucent and comes back to his body NA E4·00:25:30. Brennan then tells him his staff grants a plus one to attack and damage rolls for spell attacks NA E4·00:26:05.

In the fifth episode Pinocchio tells Timothy that he had his nose for a second when he was dead, but when she brought him back it came off again NA E5·00:24:40. Rosamund asks whether there is blood on his stick, and Pinocchio says yes NA E5·00:24:50 NA E5·00:24:54.