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** The comics make it perfectly clear that fable CAN breed, TJ is probably from the Homelands as well and his mother left behind or dead.
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** The comics make it perfectly clear that fable CAN breed, TJ is probably from the Homelands as well and his mother left behind or dead.dead.
* So, [[spoiler:either the girl at the beginning is Nerissa pretending to be Faith or the girl at the end is Faith pretending to be Nerissa]], but why? There seems to be no real reason for either case beyond "twist ending!" Would either character really have anything to gain from the deception?
* So, [[spoiler:either the girl at the beginning is Nerissa pretending to be Faith or the girl at the end is Faith pretending to be Nerissa]], but why? There seems to be no real reason for either case beyond "twist ending!" Would either character really have anything to gain from the deception?
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** Greenleaf can make her own glamours, obviously cost and making more once the one she is using fades is a non-issue because of this. She is an ''illegal'' glamour dealer so Bigby likely didn't know about her and would probably have arrested her if he did rather then direct Toad to her.
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* Where did TJ come from? Was he part of any "Mr. Toad" stories, or did they sort of take something from ''Fairest'' and imply that TJ exists because Mr. Toad had married a mundy (possibly in glamour) who had TJ? (who outlasted her... I mean [[MissingMom Mrs. Toad is conspicuously absent...]])
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* Where did TJ come from? Was he part of any "Mr. Toad" stories, or did they sort of take something from ''Fairest'' and imply that TJ exists because Mr. Toad had married a mundy (possibly in glamour) who had TJ? (who outlasted her... I mean [[MissingMom Mrs. Toad is conspicuously absent...
** The comics make it perfectly clear that fable CAN breed, TJ is probably from the Homelands as well and his mother left behind or dead.
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** Honestly, it gets really confusing when you consider the various timeframes - sometimes it's explained as how they were from other conquered homelands (Oz for example) or they lived outside of Fabletown for awhile (There was a Japanese fabletown after all, plus a werewolf town...) and later emigrated because they were running low on money or didn't have the resources of Fabletown.
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** Honestly, it gets really confusing when you consider the various timeframes - sometimes it's explained as how they were from other conquered homelands (Oz for example) or they lived outside of Fabletown for awhile (There was a Japanese fabletown after all, plus a werewolf town...) and later emigrated because they were running low on money or didn't have the resources of Fabletown.Fabletown.
* How long has Mr. Toad been ''in'' New York? How long have he and his son been walking around unglamoured and just ''now'' Bigby and Snow White are causing a fuss? And why didn't he have any other glamour around - did he and TJ ask for a very ''very'' cheap glamour that wears off after awhile? Auntie Greenleaf seems to have glamour that she can re-use indefinitely - why didn't Bigby direct Mr. Toad to ''her''?
* Where did TJ come from? Was he part of any "Mr. Toad" stories, or did they sort of take something from ''Fairest'' and imply that TJ exists because Mr. Toad had married a mundy (possibly in glamour) who had TJ? (who outlasted her... I mean [[MissingMom Mrs. Toad is conspicuously absent...]])
* How long has Mr. Toad been ''in'' New York? How long have he and his son been walking around unglamoured and just ''now'' Bigby and Snow White are causing a fuss? And why didn't he have any other glamour around - did he and TJ ask for a very ''very'' cheap glamour that wears off after awhile? Auntie Greenleaf seems to have glamour that she can re-use indefinitely - why didn't Bigby direct Mr. Toad to ''her''?
* Where did TJ come from? Was he part of any "Mr. Toad" stories, or did they sort of take something from ''Fairest'' and imply that TJ exists because Mr. Toad had married a mundy (possibly in glamour) who had TJ? (who outlasted her... I mean [[MissingMom Mrs. Toad is conspicuously absent...]])
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**The person above me is correct - Fables actually don't die the way "mundies" do, knowledge of their stories gives them a HealingFactor. It's kind of confirmed on several points (Jack being impaled and almost ''instantly'' coming back to life, Snow White being shot in the head and recovering, Cinderella killing a {{Mook}} and saying that one won't be coming back for awhile because he's far less popular than she is) but several characters who died in their fables are alive and well. For one, Nerissa - at the end of the Hans Christian Andersen Tale, she dissolves into seafoam and her spirit becomes a spirit of the air. Yet this game shows that she had, at one point at least, been alive and human.
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* How can Tiny Tim (a 19th century character) be a part of Fabletown if the fables emigrated to our world centuries ago?
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* How can Tiny Tim (a 19th century character) be a part of Fabletown if the fables emigrated to our world centuries ago?ago?
** Honestly, it gets really confusing when you consider the various timeframes - sometimes it's explained as how they were from other conquered homelands (Oz for example) or they lived outside of Fabletown for awhile (There was a Japanese fabletown after all, plus a werewolf town...) and later emigrated because they were running low on money or didn't have the resources of Fabletown.
** Honestly, it gets really confusing when you consider the various timeframes - sometimes it's explained as how they were from other conquered homelands (Oz for example) or they lived outside of Fabletown for awhile (There was a Japanese fabletown after all, plus a werewolf town...) and later emigrated because they were running low on money or didn't have the resources of Fabletown.
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** Alternatively, Fables don't die the way "Mundies" do. Woodsman states at the beginning that he remembers cutting open Bigby and stuffing him with stones (which, according to the supplemental, caused Bigby to vow revenge by eating only sentient animals). Grendel probably did a better job of reattaching his head than his arm. Although, given the way his eye randomly flickers...
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** Alternatively, Fables don't die the way "Mundies" do. Woodsman states at the beginning that he remembers cutting open Bigby and stuffing him with stones (which, according to the supplemental, caused Bigby to vow revenge by eating only sentient animals). Grendel probably did a better job of reattaching his head than his arm. Although, given the way his eye randomly flickers...flickers...
* How can Tiny Tim (a 19th century character) be a part of Fabletown if the fables emigrated to our world centuries ago?
* How can Tiny Tim (a 19th century character) be a part of Fabletown if the fables emigrated to our world centuries ago?
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*** She wouldn't, but Faith would. Especially if they all think she's dead and needs to stay glamoured to stay hidden.
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** The Big Bad Wolf and most of the Three Little Pigs die in their fables too. The stories never really "complete" themselves in the Homeland or, if they do, they then start over.
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** The Big Bad Wolf and most of the Three Little Pigs die in their fables too. The stories never really "complete" themselves in the Homeland or, if they do, they then start over.over.
** Alternatively, Fables don't die the way "Mundies" do. Woodsman states at the beginning that he remembers cutting open Bigby and stuffing him with stones (which, according to the supplemental, caused Bigby to vow revenge by eating only sentient animals). Grendel probably did a better job of reattaching his head than his arm. Although, given the way his eye randomly flickers...
** Alternatively, Fables don't die the way "Mundies" do. Woodsman states at the beginning that he remembers cutting open Bigby and stuffing him with stones (which, according to the supplemental, caused Bigby to vow revenge by eating only sentient animals). Grendel probably did a better job of reattaching his head than his arm. Although, given the way his eye randomly flickers...
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* So how did Grendel wind up in Fabletown... alive? In ''Beowulf'', Beowulf rips off Grendel's arm, finds Grendel's corpse, and tears off the corpses's head. And while Gren's arm does look like it was previously torn off in ''The Wolf Among Us'', that just confuses me even further. Does this mean that Grendel never saw Beowulf again after their fight in King Hrothgar's mead-hall, and that the story of Beowulf is different in the Fables' universe?
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* So how did Grendel wind up in Fabletown... alive? In ''Beowulf'', Beowulf rips off Grendel's arm, finds Grendel's corpse, and tears off the corpses's head. And while Gren's arm does look like it was previously torn off in ''The Wolf Among Us'', that just confuses me even further. Does this mean that Grendel never saw Beowulf again after their fight in King Hrothgar's mead-hall, and that the story of Beowulf is different in the Fables' universe?universe?
** The Big Bad Wolf and most of the Three Little Pigs die in their fables too. The stories never really "complete" themselves in the Homeland or, if they do, they then start over.
** The Big Bad Wolf and most of the Three Little Pigs die in their fables too. The stories never really "complete" themselves in the Homeland or, if they do, they then start over.
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** You can do exactly that. You must have run into a glitch.
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** You can do exactly that. You must have run into a glitch.glitch.
* So how did Grendel wind up in Fabletown... alive? In ''Beowulf'', Beowulf rips off Grendel's arm, finds Grendel's corpse, and tears off the corpses's head. And while Gren's arm does look like it was previously torn off in ''The Wolf Among Us'', that just confuses me even further. Does this mean that Grendel never saw Beowulf again after their fight in King Hrothgar's mead-hall, and that the story of Beowulf is different in the Fables' universe?
* So how did Grendel wind up in Fabletown... alive? In ''Beowulf'', Beowulf rips off Grendel's arm, finds Grendel's corpse, and tears off the corpses's head. And while Gren's arm does look like it was previously torn off in ''The Wolf Among Us'', that just confuses me even further. Does this mean that Grendel never saw Beowulf again after their fight in King Hrothgar's mead-hall, and that the story of Beowulf is different in the Fables' universe?
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** Alternatively, in the canon "path," Bigby sent Colin to the Farm.
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** [[spoiler:Incidentally, why would Lily remain glamoured as Nerissa indefinitely?]]
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** There is also no reason for [[spoiler:Nerissa]] to be at [[spoiler:Woody's place]].
*** [[spoiler:Faith covering for Lily makes sense and is clearly established through the note left in the locker room]].
*** [[spoiler:Nerissa doing it as part of some sort of gambit to get Bigby's attention doesn't make any real sense because it relies entirely on the Woodsman beating her up loud enough for Mr. Toad to hear, Mr. Toad calling Bigby rather than ignoring the situation entirely or assuming Bigby would do more damage, and Bigby showing up in a reasonable amount of time (which goes against the reputation he has with most of the less well off fables). It is a very flawed plan for it to be an intentional attempt to get Bigby's attention (which is part of the theory that it was Nerissa the whole time) rather than it just being a coincidence caused by Woody not realizing Faith wasn't Lily and getting angry because he thought she was teasing him.]]
*** [[spoiler:Faith covering for Lily makes sense and is clearly established through the note left in the locker room]].
*** [[spoiler:Nerissa doing it as part of some sort of gambit to get Bigby's attention doesn't make any real sense because it relies entirely on the Woodsman beating her up loud enough for Mr. Toad to hear, Mr. Toad calling Bigby rather than ignoring the situation entirely or assuming Bigby would do more damage, and Bigby showing up in a reasonable amount of time (which goes against the reputation he has with most of the less well off fables). It is a very flawed plan for it to be an intentional attempt to get Bigby's attention (which is part of the theory that it was Nerissa the whole time) rather than it just being a coincidence caused by Woody not realizing Faith wasn't Lily and getting angry because he thought she was teasing him.]]
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** [[spoiler:Faith being Nerissa the whole time makes more sense given what is stated about their personalities and past actions.]]
*** [[spoiler:Faith is a much more intelligent character, who has the ability to disguise herself as part of her Fable, and the fact she stole the incriminating photo makes it clear she is a lot more willing to take risks to actively attempt to injure the Crooked Man's operation or, at least, give herself the option to do so.]]
*** [[spoiler:Nerissa, on the other hand, was willing to blindly trust Gorgie and the Crooked Man to let the whole business slide and, in her fable, she is prone to make foolish mistakes, blindly trust in other people to do what she wants them to do, and ultimately had a DownerEnding.]]
*** Throughout the game, [[spoiler:the Nerissa we see takes risks in almost every scene she is in to try to bring down the Crooked Man. While, this could be character development on Nerissa's part, instantly developing Faith's exact personality and behavior without any build up or even any mention of it happening off screen would be a rather peculiar way of doing it.]]
*** [[spoiler:Faith is a much more intelligent character, who has the ability to disguise herself as part of her Fable, and the fact she stole the incriminating photo makes it clear she is a lot more willing to take risks to actively attempt to injure the Crooked Man's operation or, at least, give herself the option to do so.]]
*** [[spoiler:Nerissa, on the other hand, was willing to blindly trust Gorgie and the Crooked Man to let the whole business slide and, in her fable, she is prone to make foolish mistakes, blindly trust in other people to do what she wants them to do, and ultimately had a DownerEnding.]]
*** Throughout the game, [[spoiler:the Nerissa we see takes risks in almost every scene she is in to try to bring down the Crooked Man. While, this could be character development on Nerissa's part, instantly developing Faith's exact personality and behavior without any build up or even any mention of it happening off screen would be a rather peculiar way of doing it.]]
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* Why can't you offer the money you can get from [[spoiler: Ichabod Crane's suit]] in Episode 4 to Toad to help buy him some time? It seemed like a wasted opportunity for Bigby to offer him a chance to buy a glamor that would last him long enough to get back to making his own money.
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* Why can't you offer the money you can get from [[spoiler: Ichabod Crane's suit]] in Episode 4 to Toad to help buy him some time? It seemed like a wasted opportunity for Bigby to offer him a chance to buy a glamor that would last him long enough to get back to making his own money.money.
** You can do exactly that. You must have run into a glitch.
** You can do exactly that. You must have run into a glitch.
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** Probably to hide evidence of his own, unrelated crimes.
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** Probably to hide evidence of his own, unrelated crimes.crimes.
* Why can't you offer the money you can get from [[spoiler: Ichabod Crane's suit]] in Episode 4 to Toad to help buy him some time? It seemed like a wasted opportunity for Bigby to offer him a chance to buy a glamor that would last him long enough to get back to making his own money.
* Why can't you offer the money you can get from [[spoiler: Ichabod Crane's suit]] in Episode 4 to Toad to help buy him some time? It seemed like a wasted opportunity for Bigby to offer him a chance to buy a glamor that would last him long enough to get back to making his own money.
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* If he's not working for the Crooked Man, or involved in the crime at all, why does Bluebeard burn Crane's stuff if you don't go up there first?
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* If he's not working for the Crooked Man, or involved in the crime at all, why does Bluebeard burn Crane's stuff if you don't go up there first?first?
** Probably to hide evidence of his own, unrelated crimes.
** Probably to hide evidence of his own, unrelated crimes.
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** Because she's not compelled to go through mirrors, she can always tell anyone trying to summon her to fuck off rather than fall for an obvious trap. Mary even states she can sense Bigby and Snow watching her through the Magic Mirror, so it's probable she can see whatever trap they put in front of the mirror.
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** Because she's not compelled to go through mirrors, she can always tell anyone trying to summon her to fuck off rather than fall for an obvious trap. Mary even states she can sense Bigby and Snow watching her through the Magic Mirror, so it's probable she can see whatever trap they put in front of the mirror.mirror.
* If he's not working for the Crooked Man, or involved in the crime at all, why does Bluebeard burn Crane's stuff if you don't go up there first?
* If he's not working for the Crooked Man, or involved in the crime at all, why does Bluebeard burn Crane's stuff if you don't go up there first?
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An answer to my headscratcher was unfinished and I know what they were about to say.
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*** So [[spoiler: the Faith at the beginning was actually Nerissa in disguise, and Nerissa in the rest of the game is Faith in disguise; but if they're not the same person, why do they both say "you're not as bad as everyone says you are", which is the common line that tips Bigby off in the first place?]]
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*** [[spoiler: on the contrary, I think it was the second one, with the reason being that 1) you never find the body of whoever's head you find in front of the woodlands, and we know from Holly's sister case that the glamour can keep on working on a head separated from the body so long as the wooden trinket is kept on the body 2) the phrase about " hiding her true beauty to escape the kingdom" applie to Faith, and can be understood as a way to say Faith escape her condition by putting a disguise, ie Nerissa's face. Now for this to work, the Faith who got beat up by Woody in act 1 must have been a disguised Nerissa, otherwise she shouldn't have been beaten because Faith, as Woody's regular, would have recognized him. The one thing I truly do not understand is what started the need of those girl for this mad identity switcheroo.]]
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*** [[spoiler: on the contrary, I think it was the second one, with the reason being that 1) you never find the body of whoever's head you find in front of the woodlands, and we know from Holly's sister case that the glamour can keep on working on a head separated from the body so long as the wooden trinket is kept on the body 2) the phrase about " hiding her true beauty to escape the kingdom" applie applies to Faith, and can be understood as a way to say Faith escape her condition by putting a disguise, ie Nerissa's face. Now for this to work, the Faith who got beat up by Woody in act 1 must have been a disguised Nerissa, otherwise she shouldn't have been beaten because Faith, as Woody's regular, would have recognized him. The one thing I truly do not understand is what started the need of those girl for this mad identity switcheroo.]]
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** This troper also believes [[spoiler: that from the end of Faith and Bigby's encounter to the end of the game, "Nerissa" was Faith in disguise and when "Faith" was killed it was Nerissa in disguise being murdered. The reason I say " the end of Faith and Bigby's encounter" is because I believe that's actually Faith unglamoured. Why would Nerissa approach and trust the sheriff so easily when she had never met the guy in the first place? Especially if it's Bigby Wolf. Also, the whole thing about why the girls would be glamoured as one another was already proven by Episode 2, in a note Lily leaves in Faith's cubby in the dressing room--the girls often cover for each other when one can't make their appointment so it wouldn't be odd if sometimes they would even ''glamour themselves'' to look like the person they're covering for. My guess is Nerissa was covering for Faith and Faith was about to cover for her as well and...well...]]
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* Ok, so we established [[AxCrazy Bloody]] [[SerialKiller Mary]] can travel through mirrors... So why don't they try putting some razor wire or a cage or something over a mirror and saying her name to summon her?
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*** You're mistaken. [[spoiler: ''Lily'' is Woody's regular, as both Woody, Holly and Gren all state. Faith was covering for her that night since she was busy with Crane, and Woody thought it was just Lily playing around with him. The only switcheroo is most likely Nerissa being disguised as Faith, but that's the SequelHook at the end.]]
* Ok, so we established [[AxCrazy Bloody]] [[SerialKiller Mary]] can travel through mirrors... So why don't they try putting some razor wire or a cage or something over a mirror and saying her name to summonher?her?
** Because she's not compelled to go through mirrors, she can always tell anyone trying to summon her to fuck off rather than fall for an obvious trap. Mary even states
* Ok, so we established [[AxCrazy Bloody]] [[SerialKiller Mary]] can travel through mirrors... So why don't they try putting some razor wire or a cage or something over a mirror and saying her name to summon
** Because she's not compelled to go through mirrors, she can always tell anyone trying to summon her to fuck off rather than fall for an obvious trap. Mary even states
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*** [[spoiler: on the contrary, I think it was the second one, with the reason being that 1) you never find the body of whoever's head you find in front of the woodlands, and we know from Holly's sister case that the glamour can keep on working on a head separated from the body so long as the wooden trinket is kept on the body 2) the phrase about " hiding her true beauty to escape the kingdom" applie to Faith, and can be understood as a way to say Faith escape her condition by putting a disguise, ie Nerissa's face. Now for this to work, the Faith who got beat up by Woody in act 1 must have been a disguised Nerissa, otherwise she shouldn't have been beaten because Faith, as Woody's regular, would have recognized him. The one thing I truly do not understand is what started the need of those girl for this mad identity switcheroo.]]
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*** [[spoiler: on the contrary, I think it was the second one, with the reason being that 1) you never find the body of whoever's head you find in front of the woodlands, and we know from Holly's sister case that the glamour can keep on working on a head separated from the body so long as the wooden trinket is kept on the body 2) the phrase about " hiding her true beauty to escape the kingdom" applie to Faith, and can be understood as a way to say Faith escape her condition by putting a disguise, ie Nerissa's face. Now for this to work, the Faith who got beat up by Woody in act 1 must have been a disguised Nerissa, otherwise she shouldn't have been beaten because Faith, as Woody's regular, would have recognized him. The one thing I truly do not understand is what started the need of those girl for this mad identity switcheroo.]]]]
*Ok, so we established [[AxCrazy Bloody]] [[SerialKiller Mary]] can travel through mirrors... So why don't they try putting some razor wire or a cage or something over a mirror and saying her name to summon her?
*Ok, so we established [[AxCrazy Bloody]] [[SerialKiller Mary]] can travel through mirrors... So why don't they try putting some razor wire or a cage or something over a mirror and saying her name to summon her?
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*** [[spoiler: The wrinkle on this is that the game explicitly flashes back to the line about Dr. Swineheart still wanting to run more tests on Faith, which suggests that something wasn't adding up.]]
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*** [[spoiler: The wrinkle on this is that the game explicitly flashes back to the line about Dr. Swineheart still wanting to run more tests on Faith, which suggests that something wasn't adding up.]]
*** [[spoiler: on the contrary, I think it was the second one, with the reason being that 1) you never find the body of whoever's head you find in front of the woodlands, and we know from Holly's sister case that the glamour can keep on working on a head separated from the body so long as the wooden trinket is kept on the body 2) the phrase about " hiding her true beauty to escape the kingdom" applie to Faith, and can be understood as a way to say Faith escape her condition by putting a disguise, ie Nerissa's face. Now for this to work, the Faith who got beat up by Woody in act 1 must have been a disguised Nerissa, otherwise she shouldn't have been beaten because Faith, as Woody's regular, would have recognized him. The one thing I truly do not understand is what started the need of those girl for this mad identity switcheroo.]]
*** [[spoiler: on the contrary, I think it was the second one, with the reason being that 1) you never find the body of whoever's head you find in front of the woodlands, and we know from Holly's sister case that the glamour can keep on working on a head separated from the body so long as the wooden trinket is kept on the body 2) the phrase about " hiding her true beauty to escape the kingdom" applie to Faith, and can be understood as a way to say Faith escape her condition by putting a disguise, ie Nerissa's face. Now for this to work, the Faith who got beat up by Woody in act 1 must have been a disguised Nerissa, otherwise she shouldn't have been beaten because Faith, as Woody's regular, would have recognized him. The one thing I truly do not understand is what started the need of those girl for this mad identity switcheroo.]]
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*** [[spoiler: The wrinkle on this is that the game explicitly flashes back to the line about Dr. Swineheart still wanting to run more tests on the body of Faith, which suggests that something wasn't adding up.]]
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*** [[spoiler: The wrinkle on this is that the game explicitly flashes back to the line about Dr. Swineheart still wanting to run more tests on the body of Faith, which suggests that something wasn't adding up.]]
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** [[spoiler: I think it's the first one. Vivian and Georgie have both said that Faith was the one who was killed. I'd doubt that they'd mistake one girl for another, especially considering their roles in the murder itself.]]
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** [[spoiler: I think it's the first one. Vivian and Georgie have both said that Faith was the one who was killed. I'd doubt that they'd mistake one girl for another, especially considering their roles in the murder itself.]]
*** [[spoiler: The wrinkle on this is that the game explicitly flashes back to the line about Dr. Swineheart still wanting to run more tests on the body of Faith, which suggests that something wasn't adding up.]]
*** [[spoiler: The wrinkle on this is that the game explicitly flashes back to the line about Dr. Swineheart still wanting to run more tests on the body of Faith, which suggests that something wasn't adding up.]]
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** Or [[spoiler:Snow White does it. She already knows that Colin's been crashing at Bigby's place; even if she trusts Bigs to "do the right thing" and send him to the Farm, she could easily find out that didn't happen and address it herself]].
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** Or [[spoiler:Snow White does it. She already knows that Colin's been crashing at Bigby's place; even if she trusts Bigs to "do the right thing" and send him to the Farm, she could easily find out that didn't happen and address it herself]].herself]].
* Okay, so...[[spoiler: Was Faith dead the whole time and we were talking to a glamoured Nerissa in Ch. 1, or has Nerissa been dead all the time and we've been talking to a glamoured Faith? Because I've seen people claim both theories.]]
** [[spoiler: I think it's the first one. Vivian and Georgie have both said that Faith was the one who was killed. I'd doubt that they'd mistake one girl for another, especially considering their roles in the murder itself.]]
* Okay, so...[[spoiler: Was Faith dead the whole time and we were talking to a glamoured Nerissa in Ch. 1, or has Nerissa been dead all the time and we've been talking to a glamoured Faith? Because I've seen people claim both theories.]]
** [[spoiler: I think it's the first one. Vivian and Georgie have both said that Faith was the one who was killed. I'd doubt that they'd mistake one girl for another, especially considering their roles in the murder itself.]]
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** [[spoiler: Best guess, someone else sees him and gets him sent to the farm while Bigby is away. His last line to Colin basically foreshadows such an outcome since it's basically "you'll get sent away if someone else sees you."]]
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** [[spoiler: Best guess, [[spoiler: someone else sees him and gets him sent to the farm while Bigby is away. His last line to Colin basically foreshadows such an outcome since it's basically "you'll get sent away if someone else sees you."]]"]]
** Or [[spoiler:Snow White does it. She already knows that Colin's been crashing at Bigby's place; even if she trusts Bigs to "do the right thing" and send him to the Farm, she could easily find out that didn't happen and address it herself]].
** Or [[spoiler:Snow White does it. She already knows that Colin's been crashing at Bigby's place; even if she trusts Bigs to "do the right thing" and send him to the Farm, she could easily find out that didn't happen and address it herself]].
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** [[spoiler: Best guess, someone else sees him and gets him sent to the farm while Bigby is away. His last line to Colin basically foreshadows such an outcome since it's basically "you'll get sent away if someone else sees you."]]
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* It's understandable if the player decides to send Colin to the farm but if Bigby decides to let him stay, [[spoiler: how does he end up being sent to the farm and getting murdered by Goldilocks in the Fables comic books?]]
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* It's understandable if the player decides to send Colin to the farm but if Bigby decides to let him stay, stay in Fabletown, [[spoiler: how does he end up being sent to the farm and getting murdered by Goldilocks in the Fables comic books?]]
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* It's understandable if the player decides to send Colin to the farm but if Bigby decides to let him stay, [[spoiler: how does he end up being sent to the farm and getting murdered by Goldilocks in the Fables comic books?]]
