I found a translation on a Spanish page...
This is not MY interpretation, it is a translation made by "Yuzuki deshita" and "eternal cave" on the web "camuigackt.wordpress.com"
In turn, it is based on an article in a website that no longer works, "
http://www.lerman.biz/asagao/setsumei.html"
NOTE: There are references to phrases of the lyrics of the songs, these phrases are "in quotes"
According to that interpretation, the Disc "merveilles" is a continuation of the story we see in the movie VERTE AILE ~ D'IMAGE ~
NOTE 2: I do not know why, but the person who made this interpretation, refers to the protagonist of the story with the name "Zir"
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1. Merveilles ~ (...of wonders)
The sounds present an image of the old town where the story takes place, and at the end of the trip through the town the door of the album opens and you enter "Merveilles". In this case, I do not think it's something French. It is more like an idealized France of Malice Mizer.
2. Syunikiss ~ the second regret ~
It sounds as if this song started from the point where the movie "Bel Air" left us, in which Zir finds the woman he loves just at the moment he dies, for an undisclosed reason. It's as if that was simply her destiny, related to the fact that she is a witch. Zir tries to resuscitate her by praying to a god, with the words that she said before her death, to what the god agrees. However, she returns to life
without soul (or heart), and no longer loves or recognizes it. He just stares at the sky, as if he wanted to be free of that body again. Although he asks God again and again to "give back his heart", he can not bring his soul back. Finally, he realizes that he will never be able to return her to the way he was, but will only make her live in a state where he is conscious but still between life and death ... Therefore, he asks God to take her back so that I finally rest in peace. Everything ends with sad Zir, beginning to say goodbye to her.
3. Bel Air ~ (in the vacuum of time / gone with the wind ) ~
The "master of time" may be a reference to the Babylonian god El, who was the owner of time.
For Zir, time stops while he continues to hold the lifeless body of his beloved.
Or at least, he tries to convince himself that he has stopped him. But he soon realizes that he is not like that, and is forced to admit that she has escaped the pain of living. However, he is still alive, and he wonders if she can still remember him, now that she is dead. Suddenly, Zir faces the reality of being alone and subject to the rules of time, which not only led to his true love but also forces him to continue living without it. She begins to "paint scenes" of her memories of the moments together, since a part of herself refuses to accept that she has really departed. The other part, deep down, knows it. Zir remembers her smiling at her from
the sky and it launches towards her, but her smile is replaced by a vision of her floating towards infinity. This forces her to recognize that she will not come back. Zir is still in the fields, but now he has let her go ... figuratively and literally. Although, now, his sanity is more than questionable.
4. ILLUMINATI
Nimrod, aka Ninus, is a fabled being, king of Assyria. It is said that he tried to build the Tower of Babel to reach heaven, but God threw down the tower. It is also said that he married Queen Semiramis and that he was the base of the Babylonian god of war. Gackt uses them as deities in this case. On the other hand, the Star of David represents the balance and the union of opposites (male / female, sky / earth, etc.). It is also rumored to be the symbol of Nimrod and of Babylonian royalty. It was used in their sexual rites, and it was believed to be useful in raising the dead.
Thus, the hero of Bel Air is a bit resentful over time for having taken his beloved and has not yet resigned. Also, at this point, he has lost faith in any god, and decides to resuscitate her through bad arts. He also decides to stop time, in such a way that he can not die again. Participate in a dark ritual, sacrifice someone, and make a pact with an evil being (I think Baal). And it becomes immortal (that is the reference to the Holy Grail). The line "Magical or Meriment, Communion with Nimrod" alludes to the fact that these orgiastic rituals seem to be more than anything an excuse to satisfy human desires. Zir does not know if this will work. At this point it is somewhat crazy, and from the "distorted face" begins to give signs of
being lost.
5. Brise
The world falls apart while Zir sits in his "empty and lonely white room". The game he plays is a children's game, not a musical one. The room is a metaphor to describe his mind, Zir is still lost in his world, but then his beloved finds him and takes him out of there. She was in heaven, so both are at a point halfway between the earthly and the spiritual where she remains. However, she is not sure what to do, and he convinces her to stay. Towards the end, she is completely real, and the last lines of the song take on a more realistic look than the rest of the song. Your body also takes on a physical, tangible aspect. His prayers to revive it completely have been heard; "By the arrival of this day, he always prayed for miracles." That's why he's been imploring since Syunikiss, after all.
However, this is where you must reason. In any story it is difficult to trust the narrator, especially if he is half crazy. It is possible that from Briseen on, everything has happened in his mind.
6. E-GEE ~ (collections in the wind) ~
Zir remains alone. The room is the one they shared in Brise (which can be interpreted as his mind), and he is still trapped by ancient memories, as time has gone on in the room and he is the only one that has not changed. The reason why I do not think he has died again, or that he must have returned to being a spirit, is the line "you, just smiling in the old movies". This, together with Ju te Veux, makes me believe that she was not happy, so she left him to follow her own path. But I say this because for me the idea of being trapped for all eternity with someone you "love" would be horrible.
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