The Justice Minister reveals the existence of a "manipulator" who can control people, dun dun dunnn. I want to make reference to some other mystery games I've played, but there's no way to do it, even with spoiler tags, that wouldn't spoil things to people who haven't played the games but do read the spoiler warning, so I won't.
Wow, for someone who already knew about a being that possesses you, this guy sure was skeptical of ghosts.
Imagine being a cop, and the highest member of the justice department tells you that you're searching for a ghost. Even if you believe him, what're you going to do? Arrest the ghost?
Temsik is Kismet backwards. Isn't that a demon or something? I'm scared to look it up because of the chance of spoilers, but I'm certain I've heard Kismet before. Yeah, Chrome labels Temsik with a misspelling red squiggly line, but not Kismet, I knew I was right.
Extremely disappointed that Lynne isn't dead when we find her in the park. Oh, the hippie is dead instead.
It would be funny if the solution to one of these death sequences was to get someone else killed during the sequence so that you have to undo the death you caused by going slightly further back in time than the current sequence allows.
Huh, the hippie isn't unconscious while dead.
"I don't have time to get to know your way of life, but I am interested in your way of death."
I like how SG doesn't even bother to explain what's going on to the hippie.
Wait, so the 1930s gangster duo thought they were kidnapping the correct little girl, but still had a soundboard with the real little girl's voice on it, and used it to contact the minister minutes before they'd (seemingly) have the right girl in the first place?
Hahaha, I see where this is going. I was vaguely correct when I just made that joke a second ago. This is where Kamila should have died, and the other ghost saved her by getting the hippie killed instead.
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