He is also a sore loser who breaks down in tears when the player destroys his labyrinth and swears revenge when he is defeated for good. When he is victorious, he loves to rub his victory in. He is sadistic, self-absorbed, and (as his name implies) mean, he is constantly taunting the player character throughout the game and enjoys seeing them suffer. Meen's arrogance is further illustrated in his terribly written self-insert stories, wherein he portrays himself as an amazing hero loved by everyone. Meen is an arrogant, insufferable braggart who believes he is the "most powerful magician in the world", even though he gets defeated by kids armed with only good grammar. Lost? Frightened? Confuuuused? GOOD! AHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! He swears that he will have his revenge and disappears. Meen himself and defeat him using the Writewell's Book of Better Grammar, which he had stolen and placed in the labyrinth. The player travels across the labyrinth, defeating the monsters and rescuing the children, causing the labyrinth's condition to rapidly deteriorate. He is defeated at the end of the game by "Writewell's Book of Better Grammar", which the player finds with the help of Gnorris, a gnome who works for Meen but decided to help the children escape. He sings a song about this during the game's intro, and during gameplay he occasionally appears to taunt the player.
Meen is a wizard with an unrivaled hatred of goodie-goodie children, who spend all their time reading, and traps them in his Magic Labyrinth with an enchanted book.
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