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Oh, and for #2, I think it was Sister Amalie. She seems more agile than Father Thomas, and she mentioned being good at squeezing through tight gaps. So he tricked her into delivering the "prophecy" notes as well as writing them.

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I didn't get that either - I think it was just a coincidence. Maybe two crooks who meeting each other and look alike would make a joke out of it and team up? Adopt a cool bandit gang name about being twins?

I told Ursula stories and encouraged her to learn about the old tales, so it made sense to me that she was burned (). But if you barely spoke to her, that's odd.

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Correction, more than enjoy, I think my dad might love this game. It's so well-crafted with so many wonderful little details.

I just need to make sure he hasn't had to put a pet down recently. The combination of guilts might release my inheritance early.

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I've just finished Act I. You bastards, I didn't think I'd get this invested in this game, and it hurt me so badly. I almost want to warn the friends I recommended this game to.

My girlfriend has been sitting here for the last ten minutes, sympathetically reading out spoiler-free comments from other people who've had the same experience. Bless her.

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I feel disappointed in myself. My friend's head was on the line and I panicked.

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I didn't know what to do. I convinced myself it was <person> because I was afraid for the kind old monk.

It's a magnificent work and I'm hoping to find a way to get my dad to play it - he has a master's degree in art history and this might actually be a video game he'd enjoy - but why do you have to hurt us so?

At least Andreas expressed remorse at the start of Act II.