LogFAQs > #917177250

Ha, but my first instinct is "Okay, finally done with this game, I can finally go to TV Tropes." And, uh...apparently a bunch of new stuff pops up in the File section after you complete the game. First, the graph of the active time. Next...since the wards are actually one, the vent that Gab travels through in fact just leads to a small room where he often rests on a rug. Basically, they go to the doghouse. Next, the summary of the murder 17 years ago, with little bits of information added--like the confirmation that the true murderer was a girl, and the falsely accused a Japanese man. All things we already figured. Next, what happened after the apocalypse timeline...when young Sigma returned. Diana's dying, and she says it was fate. The elder Sigma told her that. She's on the moon...she had followed him in May of 2029. Ah, yes, we sort of got this story in VLR, from Kyle. Next, the translation of the last Latin phrase, "Audentum Forsque Venusque iuvat". Both love and luck favor the bold. Next, the information that the robot has never been called anything other than Sean by those in the underground shelter. That's bullshit! Next, the game says that the Phi that remained in 1904 became a brilliant scientist and worked at a research facility in the US well into her 100s--namely, the one that was researching the transporter in 2008. Phi did say she was taken in by an elderly couple of researchers...I almost figured this could be the case. So Phi's adoptive mother was herself, 104 years older.

Next, half a year after Payoff. Carlos and Maria are walking on a beach. Carlos still tears up every time he sees her smile. Maria gets on his case for fussing over her too much, asking what Junpei and Akane would think. He can't be helping her; that's the point of her rehab. She's been confined to a bed for so long, after all. They found the cure for Reverie Syndrome, Carlos and Junpei did. Maria can tell that Carlos is thinking of the two right now by the way he's smiling. He'll be going to their wedding. The three of them, Carlos, Junpei, and Akane, are searching for the terrorist that Delta warned them about. Cut to Akane and Junpei at the Crash Keys base; Junpei writing the invitation. Or a progress report; Junpei promised Aoi that he wouldn't marry Akane until they'd dealt with the fanatic. He says in his letter that he'd like nothing more than to get the approval and blessing of their old friends, and those of you they met six months ago. Yay, Clover and Light will be back! I missed them. Seven, too. Junpei reminds Akane that there's still a history out there where he's still searching for her as an old man. Akane reminds him that this is their reality.

Sean, Eric, and Mira. Sean's joining Eric in visiting Mira...in jail. She turned herself in, at Eric's suggestion. Eric and Mira got married in the jail. Mira asks Eric if he regrets that. According to Sean, Mira carved his heart out in another history. Sean uses his quantum computing again. He says she can never completely pay for all of her crimes in this timeline. And then...he breaks open the plexiglass of the Visitor Room! He's breaking Mira out...and guiding her to the transporter. The only way she can truly clear her sins...is to go back in time and stop her younger self from ever committing murder in the first place. That's what he says.

...Huh. Come to think of it, I guess that's not bullshit. The other players never do refer to Sean as "Q", do they? The only time that name is ever mentioned is by the computer announcing casualties...and the X-Passes for Q are "AGE" and "SELF". And they're...huh? Ah...the only time Q ever dies is when Q-Team is executed, either by the 13:30 vote or by FCFS. It's all supported. Delta was always there as Q. He was always part of Q-Team.
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