 "Tweedles" tells the story of an "emotional vampire" from a first person perspective.He draws power from his well-developed ability to manipulate both men and women into seeing him as their perfect lover, at which point he uses that affection in order to secure sexual favors before moving onto his next victim, leaving confusion and pain in his wake while feeling nothing.The character is shown contemplating his internal conflicts, lack of empathy, and romantic idealism, which he deems "disgusting".