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* AwLookTheyReallyDoLoveEachOther: Despite how awfully Emily treats Matt in the main game, there's obviously a reason they're still together, as evidenced by the sweet side she displays to him in the DLC and the mutual chemistry they have. [[spoiler: If he dies or has a high relationship with her, she also feels guilty about how she treated him in the ending]].
** As much of a bitch as she is, she does seem to genuinely care about her friends, immediately showing concern for Ashley and Chris when she sees them panicking and bloodied, worrying about Sam and Josh throughout the game, and feeling terrible about what happened to Beth and Hannah, [[spoiler: especially after she discovers what actually happened to them down in the mines]]. And unlike with Ashley and Mike, the player doesn't get the option to choose whether Emily is remorseful or not because she'll show it on her own.
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** She appears to have ''some'' regret over the prank, as she apologizes to a picture of Hannah for her still being missing.
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** She appears Unlike with Ashley or Mike, the player doesn't get the option to have ''some'' regret decide whether Emily feels remorseful over the prank, as she apologizes prank or not because she'll show it herself [[spoiler: when discovering what really happened to a picture of Hannah and Beth down in the mines]]. She also says she helped look for her still being missing. them both after their disappearances when she meets up with the group.
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** [[spoiler: If the player chooses not to have Mike shoot and kill Emily after she is bitten by the Wendigo, Sam will tell Mike he did the right thing, to which Ashley will quietly remark "I hope you did..." implying she thinks he should have done it. Interestingly, if Mike chooses to shoot Emily, her friendship with Mike actually drops to zero, sending mixed signals about whether she actually approved of Emily's potential death]].
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** She was in on the prank involving Hannah and can be seen laughing about it while hiding under the bed while it was happening. Chris can call her out on this later, but whether or not she feels remorse for her actions is up to the player.
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* TooDumbToLive: Downplayed. Granted, she couldn't possibly know about the danger lurking outside the lodge, but still, running into the woods on your own in the middle of a cold winter night isn't the brightest idea (even if she wasn't in her right mind at the moment because of the prank).
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* TooDumbToLive: Downplayed. Granted, she couldn't possibly know about the danger lurking outside the lodge, but still, running into the woods on your own in the middle of a cold winter night isn't the brightest idea (even if she wasn't in her right mind at the moment because of the prank). In addition, [[spoiler: Hannah moved from the spot where she fell, out in the open, to a place that was much harder for authorities to find, which means she wasn't found in time before succumbing to hunger and becoming the Wendigo.]]
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* AmbiguousDisorder: Some of her behaviour seems a little... ''odd'', as she seems to have little regard for social conventions, and acts oblivious to situations where she potentially places herself in a vulnerable or dangerous position:
** She apparently sees no problem with spending weeks plotting to seduce a close friend's boyfriend — at a party that said friend has also been invited to, no less! — and enthusiastically takes him up on an apparent assignation without questioning the fact that she last saw him with his girlfriend not long before.
** Her decision to run out of the lodge and into the snow in the dead of night without so much as a coat — despite being upstairs in a huge house with multiple rooms to retreat to, including her private bedroom — suggests that she was either genuinely yet disproportionately thrown into an absolute state of panic by the prank, or alternatively ''wanted'' to take the most dramatic exit despite the obvious risk to herself.
** Both sisters mention that Beth frequently has to take care of Hannah and generally look out for her well-being, implying that she has a history of failing to look after herself properly. [[spoiler:Considering that it's revealed later in the game that Josh has some pretty serious mental health problems himself, it's possible that the disorder is hereditary and Hannah also suffers from a form of it.]]
** She apparently sees no problem with spending weeks plotting to seduce a close friend's boyfriend — at a party that said friend has also been invited to, no less! — and enthusiastically takes him up on an apparent assignation without questioning the fact that she last saw him with his girlfriend not long before.
** Her decision to run out of the lodge and into the snow in the dead of night without so much as a coat — despite being upstairs in a huge house with multiple rooms to retreat to, including her private bedroom — suggests that she was either genuinely yet disproportionately thrown into an absolute state of panic by the prank, or alternatively ''wanted'' to take the most dramatic exit despite the obvious risk to herself.
** Both sisters mention that Beth frequently has to take care of Hannah and generally look out for her well-being, implying that she has a history of failing to look after herself properly. [[spoiler:Considering that it's revealed later in the game that Josh has some pretty serious mental health problems himself, it's possible that the disorder is hereditary and Hannah also suffers from a form of it.]]
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** After she and Matt reunite with what remains of the Saw Trap group, she's the only character to seriously suggest that the best thing to do would be to return to the house, lock themselves inside, and wait until they can call for rescue; pointing out that as far as they know Sam's still safe inside and Mike and Jess are equally likely to be safe in the remote guest cabin, and that splitting up to look for three people who might not even be missing will probably just get someone else killed. Unfortunately, her reputation for making things [[ItsAllAboutMe all about herself]] sees her friends dismiss what is ultimately a sensible if somewhat brutally pragmatic solution as nothing but self-interest without a second thought.
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** After she and Matt reunite with what remains of the Saw Trap group, she's the only character to seriously suggest that the best thing to do would be to return to the house, lock themselves inside, and wait until they can call for rescue; pointing out that as far as they know either Sam's still safe inside in the house and Mike and Jess are equally likely to be safe in the remote guest cabin, and or else they have no idea where they are or how to help them. It's true that splitting up to look for three people who might not even be missing missing, and who could be anywhere on the mountain if they're not where they're meant to be, will probably just get someone else killed. Unfortunately, her reputation for making things [[ItsAllAboutMe all about herself]] sees her friends dismiss what is ultimately a sensible if somewhat brutally pragmatic solution as nothing but self-interest without a second thought.
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** After she and Matt reunite with what remains of the Saw Trap group, she's the only character to seriously suggest that the best thing to do would be to return to the house, lock themselves inside, and wait until they can call for rescue; pointing out that as far as they know Sam's still safe inside, and Mike and Jess are either safe in the remote guest cabin away from the group that's being targeted or are beyond their ability to help. Unfortunately, her reputation for making things [[ItsAllAboutMe all about herself]] sees her friends dismiss what is ultimately a sensible if somewhat brutally pragmatic solution without a second thought.
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* HeroesWantRedheads: He has a crush on Ashley, who's got ginger hair.
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* GodzillaThreshold: Killing a Wendigo will release its spirit and allow it to possess another human eventually, so the Stranger’s journal warns the reader that killing the Wendigo should only be done as a last resort.
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* GodzillaThreshold: While the Stranger prefers to capture Wendigo and keep them imprisoned so their spirit can’t possess another human, the Makkapitew is so dangerous that the Stranger decides to make it an exception and KillItWithFire immediately, despite knowing that it’s spirit will eventually just possess someone else.
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A mysterious psychiatrist who appears in the chapter interludes, interrogating the Psycho. [[spoiler:He is actually a representation of Josh's old psychiatrist, manifesting as his conscience.]]
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* BettyAndVeronica: The dorky NiceGuy Betty to Mike's {{Casanova}} Veronica, to Emily's Archie.
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* BettyAndVeronica: The dorky NiceGuy Betty to Mike's {{Casanova}} TheCasanova Veronica, to Emily's Archie.
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* AffectionateNickname: Josh calls him Cochise. [[spoiler:Which coincidentally ties in with the Native American aspect of the game, given it's the name of a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cochise Native American leader.]]]] According to the [[https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.urbandictionary.com/define.php%3fterm=cochise&=true Urban Dictionary]], Cochise can also mean badass.
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* AffectionateNickname: Josh calls him Cochise. [[spoiler:Which coincidentally ties in with the Native American aspect of the game, given it's the name of a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cochise Native American leader.]]]] According to the [[https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.urbandictionary.com/define.php%3fterm=cochise&=true php%3fterm=cochise&=true Urban Dictionary]], Cochise can also mean badass.
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* OurGhoulsAreCreepier: They look the part: scrawny hunchbacks with MoreTeethThanTheOsmondFamily rather than zombie deer-men. It's just that the First Nations version of the "possessed psycho mutant cannibal" legend is "wendigo" that they get called the latter.
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* {{Wendigo}}: Even based on the myths of the Wendigo's origins.
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* {{Wendigo}}: Even based on the myths of the Wendigo's origins.They look like scrawny hunchbacks with too many teeth.
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* AlasPoorVillain: [[spoiler:She's the BigBad of the story, but only because she was forced to eat her own dead sister for survival, causing her to fall victim of the wendigo curse. By the time we see her after the TimeSkip, there's hardly any part of the original Hannah left inside of her, so her inevitable death at the end of the game can come off as a MercyKill at this point]].
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* DiesWideOpen: She stares at the camera with wide eyes after a bad fall from the cliff. [[spoiler:{{Subverted|Trope}} once she's revealed to be NotQuiteDead]].
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* DiesWideOpen: She stares at the camera with wide eyes after a bad fall from the cliff. [[spoiler:{{Subverted|Trope}} once she's revealed to be NotQuiteDead]].NotQuiteDead. DoubleSubverted when her Wendigo is killed in the fire at the end of the game, as she goes out with the same empty wide eyes]].
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* DamselInDistress: If she's caught by the psycho, she's sedated with either gas or a syringe and tied to a chair, where she will later have to be rescued by Mike.
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* HeroicSacrifice: A possibility for her during the finale if you choose to have her [[NervesOfSteel hide at every opportunity]] instead of running, allowing the others to escape as she distracts the Wendigo.
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* HeroicSacrifice: A possibility for her during the finale if you choose to have her [[NervesOfSteel hide at every opportunity]] instead of running, allowing the others to escape as she distracts the Wendigo.Wendigo, which will make her this if you fail any of the subsequent "don't move" prompts.
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* LockedOutOfTheLoop: [[spoiler:If she survives her first encounter with the Wendigo, she spends a large amount of time unconscious down in the mines before waking up and possibly meeting with Matt. If she survives until dawn, she has no idea what really happened [[BreakTheHaughty and is in too much shock to care.]]]]
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* LockedOutOfTheLoop: [[spoiler:If she survives her first encounter with the Wendigo, she spends a large amount of time unconscious down in the mines before waking up and possibly meeting with Matt. If she survives until dawn, she has no idea what really happened [[BreakTheHaughty and is in too much shock to care.]]]]]] If she's the only survivor, then as far as she knows, she got dragged off into the woods by a bear, woke up in the mines, and got chased outside by a psycho hillbilly before she was rescued.]]
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->'''Played By:''' [[spoiler:Creator/RamiMalek]] (English), [[spoiler:Nikolai Bystrov]] (Russian)
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* RescueRomance: [[spoiler:Josh stages one to get her and Chris together. Depending on your choices, it can be a total success or a complete failure]].
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* ShownTheirWork: Their portrayal is much closer to the mythological depiction of the Wendigo than the deer-like HornedHumanoid commonly associated with the word today.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: She is regularly defined by her [[[ItsAllAboutMe self-centered]] and arrogant personality, with her "Charitable" trait not only being the lowest out of everyone, but the lowest rank of any trait overall. Despite this, she can end up as this depending on how one plays her (particularly if her relationship with Matt increases). One of her most prominent traits is her jerkishness, as she is regularly defined by her self-centered and arrogant personality. Her "Charitable" trait is not only the lowest out of everyone, but the lowest rank of any trait overall. However, she does not hesitate to pull Matt up from the cliff if he attacks the deer and successfully climbs back up. If they remain on good terms and Emily survives, she either asks the police if Matt is okay and that she's his girlfriend (if he survives) or is deeply saddened about how she treated him (if he dies). She also expresses concern and shock upon hearing about Josh's apparent death, gets sad and distressed as she finds clues regarding Beth and Hannah in the mines, can comfort Ashley if [[spoiler:Chris was killed by the Wendigo on the way back to the lodge]], and expresses concern for Sam when she separates to search for Mike [[spoiler:though one can only see this last one if Ashley dies in Chapter 9.]]
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: She is regularly defined by her [[[ItsAllAboutMe self-centered]] and arrogant personality, with her "Charitable" trait not only being the lowest out of everyone, but the lowest rank of any trait overall. Despite this, she can end up as this depending on how one plays her (particularly if her relationship with Matt increases). One of her most prominent traits is her jerkishness, as she is regularly defined by her self-centered and arrogant personality. Her "Charitable" trait is not only the lowest out of everyone, but the lowest rank of any trait overall. However, she does not hesitate to pull Matt up from the cliff if he attacks the deer and successfully climbs back up. If they remain on good terms and Emily survives, she either asks the police if Matt is okay and that she's his girlfriend (if he survives) or is deeply saddened about how she treated him (if he dies). She also expresses concern and shock upon hearing about Josh's apparent death, gets sad and distressed as she finds clues regarding Beth and Hannah in the mines, can comfort Ashley if [[spoiler:Chris was killed by the Wendigo on the way back to the lodge]], and expresses concern for Sam when she separates to search for Mike [[spoiler:though one can only see this last one if Ashley dies in Chapter 9.]]
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--> '''Emily:''' Where's Matt? Is he okay? Are they done looking at him? I'm just a little worried because-- You know, I'm his girlfriend. Did he tell you that? I mean, I probably wasn't his favorite person there for a couple of minutes, but he knows how devoted I am to him. [[InsecureLoveInterest He knows. He says he knows, right?]]
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--> '''Emily:''' About Matt. Have uh... Have you found him?
--> '''Officer:''' No. Not yet.
--> '''Emily:''' Oh god... He's dead. Isn't he?
--> '''Officer:''' Why do you say that?
--> '''Emily:''' Oh no nonono... He's just... Oh my god I was such a bitch and I- I, you know. I maybe could've helped him, maybe I could've saved him?
--> '''Officer:''' No. Not yet.
--> '''Emily:''' Oh god... He's dead. Isn't he?
--> '''Officer:''' Why do you say that?
--> '''Emily:''' Oh no nonono... He's just... Oh my god I was such a bitch and I- I, you know. I maybe could've helped him, maybe I could've saved him?
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* JerkWithAHeartOfJerk: Mike holds Emily at gunpoint out of paranoia over her bite, and potentially can [[BoomHeadshot pull the trigger]] and kill her for nothing. He might seem shaken up about it if he does indeed shoot Emily, but if you look at the character traits menu, you'll notice [[{{Sadist}} his honesty and funny meters slightly increasing.]] He also uses the exact same line he used on Hannah in an attempt to seduce Jess:
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** Even if Mike can potentially act like a douche towards Jess before they plan to have sex, he does love her enough to rush to her rescue when she is kidnapped and is ''furious'' when he thinks she got killed.
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** Even if Mike can potentially act like a douche towards Jess before they plan to have sex, he does love her enough to rush to her rescue when she is kidnapped and is ''furious'' when he thinks she got killed. If he survives and she does not, [[ItsAllMyFault he will take full blame for her death.]]
** He can potentially befriend a wolf while making his way out of the mines. If he does, he has the option to pet it and feed it a bone.
** He can potentially befriend a wolf while making his way out of the mines. If he does, he has the option to pet it and feed it a bone.
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* HeelRealization: If her relationship with Matt is maxed out by the end, Emily reflects on how she acts.
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** If her relationship with Matt is maxed out by the end, Emily reflects on how sheacts.acts:
--> '''Emily:''' Where's Matt? Is he okay? Are they done looking at him? I'm just a little worried because-- You know, I'm his girlfriend. Did he tell you that? I mean, I probably wasn't his favorite person there for a couple of minutes, but he knows how devoted I am to him. [[InsecureLoveInterest He knows. He says he knows, right?]]
** This is doubled if he dies in the mines:
--> '''Emily:''' About Matt. Have uh... Have you found him?
--> '''Officer:''' No. Not yet.
--> '''Emily:''' Oh god... He's dead. Isn't he?
--> '''Officer:''' Why do you say that?
--> '''Emily:''' Oh no nonono... He's just... Oh my god I was such a bitch and I- I, you know. I maybe could've helped him, maybe I could've saved him?
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--> '''Emily:''' Where's Matt? Is he okay? Are they done looking at him? I'm just a little worried because-- You know, I'm his girlfriend. Did he tell you that? I mean, I probably wasn't his favorite person there for a couple of minutes, but he knows how devoted I am to him. [[InsecureLoveInterest He knows. He says he knows, right?]]
** This is doubled if he dies in the mines:
--> '''Emily:''' About Matt. Have uh... Have you found him?
--> '''Officer:''' No. Not yet.
--> '''Emily:''' Oh god... He's dead. Isn't he?
--> '''Officer:''' Why do you say that?
--> '''Emily:''' Oh no nonono... He's just... Oh my god I was such a bitch and I- I, you know. I maybe could've helped him, maybe I could've saved him?
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* DisproportionateRetribution: Gets revenge for losing his job by stalking, torturing, and murdering a group of innocent teens. [[spoiler:The truth of Josh's "prank" is also this, basically being a night-long TraumaCongaLine as retribution for a harmless but admittedly scathing prank that went wrong, for which his friends have constantly been regretful. In particular, Sam and Chris played little part to no part respectively in what happened to his sisters, yet they arguably suffer the brunt of his actions.]]
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* DisproportionateRetribution: Gets revenge for losing his job by stalking, torturing, and murdering a group of innocent teens. [[spoiler:The truth of Josh's "prank" is also this, basically being a night-long TraumaCongaLine as retribution for a harmless but admittedly scathing mean-spirited prank that went wrong, for which his friends have constantly been regretful. In particular, Sam and Chris played little part to no part respectively in what happened to his sisters, yet they arguably suffer the brunt of his actions.]]
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Depending on how one plays, she can end up as this (particularly if her relationship with Matt increases). One of her most prominent traits is her jerkishness, as she is regularly defined by her self-centered and arrogant personality. Her "Charitable" trait is not only the lowest out of everyone, but the lowest rank of any trait overall. However, she does not hesitate to pull Matt up from the cliff if he attacks the deer and successfully climbs back up. If they remain on good terms and Emily survives, she either asks the police if Matt is okay and that she's his girlfriend (if he survives) or is deeply saddened about how she treated him (if he dies). She also expresses concern and shock upon hearing about Josh's apparent death, gets sad and distressed as she finds clues regarding Beth and Hannah in the mines, can comfort Ashley if [[spoiler:Chris was killed by the Wendigo on the way back to the lodge]], and expresses concern for Sam when she separates to search for Mike [[spoiler:though one can only see this last one if Ashley dies in Chapter 9.]]
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Depending on how one plays, She is regularly defined by her [[[ItsAllAboutMe self-centered]] and arrogant personality, with her "Charitable" trait not only being the lowest out of everyone, but the lowest rank of any trait overall. Despite this, she can end up as this depending on how one plays her (particularly if her relationship with Matt increases). One of her most prominent traits is her jerkishness, as she is regularly defined by her self-centered and arrogant personality. Her "Charitable" trait is not only the lowest out of everyone, but the lowest rank of any trait overall. However, she does not hesitate to pull Matt up from the cliff if he attacks the deer and successfully climbs back up. If they remain on good terms and Emily survives, she either asks the police if Matt is okay and that she's his girlfriend (if he survives) or is deeply saddened about how she treated him (if he dies). She also expresses concern and shock upon hearing about Josh's apparent death, gets sad and distressed as she finds clues regarding Beth and Hannah in the mines, can comfort Ashley if [[spoiler:Chris was killed by the Wendigo on the way back to the lodge]], and expresses concern for Sam when she separates to search for Mike [[spoiler:though one can only see this last one if Ashley dies in Chapter 9.]]
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* BeyondRedemption: Chris thinks to the Stranger that the monsters (Who were once human) could be cured. But the Stranger makes it clear that their is absolutely no chance for them to be turned back once they committed cannibalism.
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* KickTheSonOfABitch: [[spoiler:Due to Emily's overall bitchiness, Matt choosing to save himself over her can be see as this during the collapse of the fire tower.]]
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* KickTheSonOfABitch: He starts getting downright hostile after awhile, such as after the trap where [[spoiler:Chris must choose to save himself or Ashley.]] However, he's talking to the Psycho, who set up the whole thing.
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* SanitySlippage: If she survives the night, her last encounter with the wendigo has clearly taken a toll on her mental health. It gets worse if she chooses to immediately run to the switch to blow up the cabin, as she will then get everyone inside killed and only regret having moved when she wasn't supposed to.
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* SanitySlippage: If he kills Emily, his facial expression during his police questioning borders on SlasherSmile, especially as he starts repeating that [[IDidWhatIHadToDo he had to keep her from changing]]. It doesn't help that [[CryLaughing he looks like he's crying and laughing at the same time]].
