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The player who summoned the Monarch, is the controller of the Effect, even if control of the Monarch switches.

Any targetting choices will have already been made, so,

Player A summons Zaborg.

Chain Link 1 - Zaborg's triggered effect, picking the target on activation.

Chain Link 2 - Intercept.

Chain Link 2 resolves, control of Zaborg changes.

Chain Link 1 resolves, the target is destroyed.

However controllership of the effect is important too, when looking at Caius.

Player A summons Caius

Chain Link 1 - Caius' triggered effect, picking the target on activation (it is a Dark monster he has targetted). Player A controls this effect.

Chain Link 2 - Intercept.

Chain Link 2 resolves, control of Caius changes. Player B now controls him.

Chain Link 1 resolves, Player A still controls the effect, and Player B is the 'opponent' for the purposes of the effect, even though Player B controls the Monarch now. Player B will still therefore take the 1000 damage.

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