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* One of the bad endings, toggled by capturing Gehn in you prison book, then setting him free by taking his place in the book. At first, he seems upset, but starts gloating over your "act of self sacrifice" implying that you have [[TooDumbToLive no sense of self-preservation]] and really should know better than you demonstrated.
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* One of the bad endings, toggled by capturing Gehn in you your prison book, then setting him free by taking his place in the book. At first, he seems upset, but starts gloating over your "act of self sacrifice" implying that you have [[TooDumbToLive no sense of self-preservation]] and really should know better than you demonstrated.
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* One of the bad endings, toggled by capturing Gehn in you prison book, then setting him free by taking his place in the book. At first, he seems upset, but starts gloating over your "act of self sacrifice" implying that you have [[TooDumbToLive no sense of self-preservation self-preservation]] and really should know better than you demonstrated.
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* One of the bad endings, toggled by capturing Gehn in you prison book, then setting him free. free by taking his place in the book. At first, he seems upset, but starts gloating over your "act of self sacrifice" implying that you have no sense of self-preservation.self-preservation and really should know better than you demonstrated.
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* There's a door in the Jungle Island village where you can knock five times (a recurring number in this game). A female opens the porthole and stares at you for a few seconds before shutting the port as if to say "uh...nope".
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* There's a door in the Jungle Island village where you can knock five times (a recurring number in this game). A female opens the porthole and stares at you for a few seconds before shutting the port as if to say "uh...nope".nope".
* One of the bad endings, toggled by capturing Gehn in you prison book, then setting him free. At first, he seems upset, but starts gloating over your "act of self sacrifice" implying that you have no sense of self-preservation.
* One of the bad endings, toggled by capturing Gehn in you prison book, then setting him free. At first, he seems upset, but starts gloating over your "act of self sacrifice" implying that you have no sense of self-preservation.
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* There's a door in the Jungle Island village where you can knock five times (a recurring number in this game). A female opens the porthole and stares at you for a few seconds before shutting the port as if to say "uh...nope".
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* There's a door in the Jungle Island village where you can knock five times (a recurring number in this game). A female opens the porthole and stares at you for a few seconds before shutting the port as if to say "uh...nope".
