The Romance

Duration
 Crowns
 Date release
 Other Details
 Time zones
 Jump (s)
 Fall (s)
 Teleportation (s)
 U-turn (s)

**The Romance** is the 42nd level in Dancing Line.

## Difficulty

* Accompanying lines could distract you. They may go with the same rhythm, but make sure know that which one's yours.
* Some taps are quick especially the saxophone parts.
* Attracting decorations, as said, will attract you out of the track.
* The paths are wide enough to not be a problem, but the far camera angle could get you.
* From 44% to 57%, there're some fake paths that lead to a drop or a crash, so be careful.

## Strategy

* At 60%, try to bypass the static obstacles if you can.
* Keep on track, and don't get distracted by eye-catching elements.
* Try to ignore any blocking objects, (ex. some small tower from 44% to 57%) and the camera.
* Turn on guidelines.
* It's also has a lot of quick taps in the saxophone area, so practice in the Spring.

## Trivia

* The level is love-themed, similar to The Valentines. There're accompanying lines beside the player-controlled line throughout the level.
	+ In the first part in the house, the accompanying line is red, travelling in a different manner. Notably it goes down the stairs both vertically and horizontally.
	+ From the third part in the park on, the accompanying line is pink.
	+ When the main line travels on the rainbow-coloured platform, the pink line in the background goes on a smooth wavy path.
	+ As the main line goes onto the saxophone, the pink line travels according to a different rhythm.
	+ At the end of the level, two lines merge into one.
		- If the line uses a different skin other than normal or headphone skins, the pink line disappears.
* Some theories about the scenery are:
	+ The city at night with the broken hearts sinking may represent that the line is alone, and doesn't have any lover with it. This theory might be correct, as the 3-D letters make the sentence "DO NOT LEAVE ME ALONE".
		- At 80%, the 3-D letters make the phrase "I SEE" & the word "LOVE". (Note that this is the second time the line travels on a curved road, with the first in The Alone - Alan Walker.)
	+ The multiple moving accompanying lines scene, possibly the final selection of the lover.
	+ The rainbow platform filled with music notes, and the heart gate turning red, could symbolize that the line is not alone anymore, and it has found its happiness.
	+ The final scene could show that the line is waiting for its lover for their honeymoon.
* This level is designed by the same designer as The Taurus.
* The structure similar to The Maze from 44% to 57% resembles the game Monument Valley, where the accompanying line does a U-turn above at 53%.
* This is the second level that has a moving gem at 47% after The Basketball.
* The saxophone platforms are inspired from the level Jazz from Rolling Sky 2.
* Near the end, a man can be heard singing “Ooh, see?”.
* Some people believe this is the 3rd year anniversary level, but there’s a separate level for that.
* Don't call the pink line girlfriend line, Ok?
	+ You can call it NPC line or others.

## Percentage Markers

* The 10% marker is on the stair to the left of the path.
* The 20% marker is on the word "LEAVE", but it doesn't push out with the word, making it impossible to be seen in normal mobile mode.
	+ It can be seen by using 2D mode, as shown in the provided screenshot. However, it turns out that half of it is cropped.
* The 30% marker is on a cyan block to the right of the path.
* The 40% marker is on a cyan block to the right of the path.
* The 50% marker is to the left of the path, on the cyan platform.
* The 60% marker is on a little heart next to the path.
* The 70% marker is to the left of the path, on a giant saxophone you're moving on.
* The 80% marker is to the left of the path, on a giant saxophone you're moving on.
* The 90% marker is on a big red letter E to the left of the path.
* The 100% marker is not shown.