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week 4
[Another week, and two more dead. King Richard and Red are both gone, and once again, it was through nothing more than an accident in the heat of the moment. Maybe if you all stay calm and collected, nothing bad will happen again?
Well, maybe not.
When you wake on Sunday, you'll find that you've recovered another one of those memories - or had another dream, if you still wanna be in denial about it. The grounds remain as they are, but this time, the door blocking the stairwell has been unsealed. You can now venture up to the second floor! This is the second time that's happened; it's almost as if you get more space every time someone dies. Or maybe the whole place just seems quieter.]
Sunday | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday
(( Welcome to Week 4! Please remember to submit your AC and your memory regains, as well as your coins! You can also still contact the Phantom. ))
Well, maybe not.
When you wake on Sunday, you'll find that you've recovered another one of those memories - or had another dream, if you still wanna be in denial about it. The grounds remain as they are, but this time, the door blocking the stairwell has been unsealed. You can now venture up to the second floor! This is the second time that's happened; it's almost as if you get more space every time someone dies. Or maybe the whole place just seems quieter.]
(( Welcome to Week 4! Please remember to submit your AC and your memory regains, as well as your coins! You can also still contact the Phantom. ))
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There are also a few drawers to look through.]
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[This seems maybe a little dangerous! But Christine is already in detective mode. Time to look at those papers with writing on them!]
Want to check the drawers, Nana?
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...So being in here makes her feel a little guilty.
She’s careful with where she steps while follow behind Christine and for a moment her eyes are transfixed on the mask with this feeling of dread until Christine brings up the drawers and snaps her out of it. ]
Oh— um. Sure. Okay.
[ Gonna just.... pull one of those open carefully, wow this feels even more bad! ]
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For Christine, the papers she picks up look...familiar.
They were once
your onea true companionThey were all that mattered
They were a friend, a child, a
fathermotherThen your world was shattered
Wishing they were somehow here again
Wishing they were somehow near
How much are you willing to do
If you could bring them here
It's the motive song from yesterday! It mostly looks the same throughout, all in the Phantom's exceptionally neat handwriting but with the final verse the words are slightly different, more cynical and less emotionally charged than what you got in the cemetery.]
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She might rub a pencil over the empty sheet of paper (what? It worked for her last time!) before bending down to search an unopened drawer.]
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The second drawer is locked! There is a third, though!]
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(And no, you can't see the Phantom's actual face, it's his mask.)
It's sort of shoved off to the side of the desk, in a corner. You see no sign of...others.]
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Christine... I’m not sure how much longer we should stay here...
[ Her voice is just a little bit wobbly. ]
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He plotted out killing her. How to make her suffer the most. I mean, how twisted do you have to...
[And he was calling her a killer! Her anger is coming back and quickly twisting into determination.]
We gotta keep searching, Nana. There might be a clue to getting out of here.
[Maybe in the chest? Christine is going to... just take this diorama as she heads over.]
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1/2
He is, immediately, a flurry of cloth. For a gentleman of his time, he's a bit underdressed, in his trousers and shirtsleeves with a dressing gown layered over top. The dressing gown has wide sleeves, one of which he uses to hide his face as he turns away from you and half-retreats back into the doorway he emerged from.]
What are they doing here? [Though he's still hiding his face, his head is angled upwards.] Remove them!
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Luckily, you fall into water. When you surface, you'll see that you're in some sort of deep well. There's a ladder built into the stone walls you could use to climb out, but there's also a metal grate very slowly starting to lower from above.
You've probably seen this one before, though. If anything, the grate's coming down a bit slower than that. You'll do fine.]
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Nana! Nana, we have to hurry!
[Red better be right about the protection here!]
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The water is a very sudden and cold and unpleasant and for a moment she’s so shocked she forgets how to swim. But then Christine calls out to her and she’s got it. So don’t worry Christine, she’s here! ]
O-Okay...!
[ Swimming to that ladder now! ]
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The narrow stone corridor you find yourselves in resembles the one you went through to get down there, but you appear to have ended up somewhere else altogether. If you go down a ways, and climb another ladder, you'll find yourselves coming out of the trapdoor by the mirror trap. From there, you can make your way back out into the ballroom!]
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RAOUL DE CHAGNY
THE CHARMING RIVAL
The second is:
MAGDALENE DEFOE
THE DIVA]
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And why do they both have titles like ours...?
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Maybe he wanted to bring them here with us? Or... maybe they were here before us.
[She doesn't like the thought of there being people trapped here before them...]
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So it’s happened before. With others.