The abbey at Casinovile is the home of 52 monks, each one representing a playing card from a deck of 52 cards. The chief monks are the four main characters dressed in robes that represent the four suits of playing cards. They are in charge of running a crooked gambling casino. These four monks are dead spirits. In fact, they don't even exist. What we see are just empty robes that move around, as if someone were inside.
Most stories will feature only the four chief monks, especially the short strips. However, there are other characters that make up a full deck of cards. The court monks are the representatives of the 12 court cards from a deck of playing cards: Kings, Queens, and Jacks. Unlike our four chief monks, all the other characters are living human beings, which makes them just mere mortals.
The rest of the monks are representatives of the 38 numbered playing cards from a deck. They are just doing their jobs in the casino, and apart from a few exceptions (such as the wild deuces) they are usually not featured characters.
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