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* In the second game, The hidden room of the Shrine has two large statues of Ausar and a woman, with the Holy Band floating in front of them. As evil as [[EvilOverlord Ausar the Vile]] was, he still loved his wife.
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* The final scene of the third game, where Siris and Isa are watching [[spoiler:Galath, amnesiac and reborn as a child, build a sand castle that looks like the Ark. The fact that they are raising someone who used to be an OmnicidalManiac shows that Siris truly does believe in redemption, and wants to give Galath the same chance to change for the better that Ausar received long ago.]]
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* The final scene of the third game, where Siris and Isa are watching [[spoiler:Galath, amnesiac and reborn as a child, build a sand castle that looks like the Ark. The fact that they are happily raising someone who used to be an OmnicidalManiac shows that Siris truly does believe in redemption, and wants to give Galath the same chance to change for the better that Ausar received long ago.]]
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* The final scene of the third game, where Siris and Isa are watching [[spoiler:Galath, amnesiac and reborn as a child, build a sand castle that looks like the Ark. It shows that Siris truly does believe in redemption, and wants to give Galath the same chance to change for the better that Ausar received long ago.]]
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* The final scene of the third game, where Siris and Isa are watching [[spoiler:Galath, amnesiac and reborn as a child, build a sand castle that looks like the Ark. It The fact that they are raising someone who used to be an OmnicidalManiac shows that Siris truly does believe in redemption, and wants to give Galath the same chance to change for the better that Ausar received long ago.]]
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* During the ending of Awakening, when Isa tells Siris that she took his remains (read: ashes), carried them back to the reincarnation temple, and proceeded to wait ''weeks'' for him to revive, even though she knew he was a Deathless and was still unsure as to whether or not he had been just lying and using her.
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* During the ending of Awakening, when Isa tells Siris that she took his remains (read: ashes), carried them back to the reincarnation temple, and proceeded to wait ''weeks'' for him to revive, even though she knew he was a Deathless and was still unsure as to whether or not he had been just lying and using her.her.
* The final scene of the third game, where Siris and Isa are watching [[spoiler:Galath, amnesiac and reborn as a child, build a sand castle that looks like the Ark. It shows that Siris truly does believe in redemption, and wants to give Galath the same chance to change for the better that Ausar received long ago.]]
* The final scene of the third game, where Siris and Isa are watching [[spoiler:Galath, amnesiac and reborn as a child, build a sand castle that looks like the Ark. It shows that Siris truly does believe in redemption, and wants to give Galath the same chance to change for the better that Ausar received long ago.]]
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* During the ending of Awakening, when Isa tells Siris that she took his remains (read: ashes), carried them back to the reincarnation temple, and proceeded to wait ''weeks'' for him to revive, even though she knew he was a Deathless and was still unsure as to whether or not he had been just lying and using her.
