Question Is Jadis Frost/Diabolik still bonded to her Devil ?

When Jadis Diabolik (temporary) lost her devil in "There's an Angel in Dickinson Cottage" she still had her PK - Versatile Psychokinetic Shell. But it became a "purple, pale blue, and silver streaks" thing.

In the (still In progress) story "diamonds are a vamps best friend" a spell was used that made Jadis lose her devil but that whole part of the story is still really fuzzy to me... ?

In the 2nd generation she goes by Frost instead of Diabolik and her super(hero?) uniform is Ice themed.

Is this because her devil is gone for good. So her PK is some Ice thing instead of the Beast ?

I would love to hear anyones thoughts, Ideas or theories.

There are hints from which we can make some educated deductions.
Jadis has some odd implants in her brain, which her father refuses to explain other than saying that removing them would be a very bad idea. Bad for whom, he didn't say.
Dr. Diabolik also bonded her with the devil for unknown and undisclosed reasons.
There is quite likely (although still unproven) that Jadis' mother is the White Witch. There are too many coincidencs: her name, her appearance, the fact that the Witch went AWOL at the time where Jadis' mother would be pregnant...
And in Gen2, Jadis has rejected her father, refusing to use his surname.

A reasonable hypothesis is that at some point she finally uncovered the secrets surrounding her, and she was really pissed. I wonder what would be that revelation. I mean, she already suspected that her father kidnapped and forcibly inseminated (one is tempted to say "raped", but we don't know if there was actual non-consensual sex involved. It might have been "just" artificial insemination, which -- let's be frank -- would still fit some of the definitions of rape) the White Witch. I think it would have to be something beyond that. Maybe Mal is a clone he made in order to transfer his brain into eventually, or something like that?

Anyway, the unraveling of the web of secrets is likely to be related to her getting rid of the devil -- when the devil was knocked out back in "Angel 2", someone (presumably the White Witch) woke up with an unexplained sense of loss -- possibly some sort of psychic link that was being suppressed by the devil.

So, I do think that by Gen2 she no longer is host to the devil.

Jadis choosing to name herself "Frost" might not be related directly to her powers, though -- in the Narnia stories, the White Witch was responsible for the perpetual winter ("but never Christmas") that covered the land. So, if she confirmed her parentage, she might choose a codename that is somewhat symbolic of tht relationship.

Thank you Sir Lee.

When Jadis said "Momma" when she is waking up from being angel blasting and the story said ,"Somewhere over a thousand miles away, a pair of golden eyes snapped wide open, torn from task by a sudden sensing. A sensing as of something precious yet somehow unknown or forgotten suddenly made itself known."

I agree that this does mean that Jadis is right about her mother being The White Witch. I think your right about the link between them.

I have to disagree about Dr. Diabolik forcing The White Witch in any way, shape, or form. He is always portrayed as a goodman who is a killer and will kill to meet his goals. He has been shown to be a gentleman by all of his appearances by all the authors. He stayed and fought Professor Reaper even saying "You realize we’re probably not coming back from this, right?"
And when Dr. Diabolik raided Cincinnati it was said best - "So keep it in your pants, or we’ll make you walk the plank at 100,000 feet." That was SOP.

I think that Dr. Diabolik and The White Witch were in love but something happened and he made Jadis and The White which forget.


As for Mel - Malachi - Techno-Devil I don't think Dr. Diabolik would have a son just to some day him use as a sacrificial lamb.
Granted we don't really know Mel. He has never had his own story. He is basically just a background character. We aren't even told about his combat finals so ya that kind of says something.

Thank for your thoughts they are very insightful.