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* AdaptationalAlternateEnding: The story now ends with Leonard getting a new, comparatively benevolent manipulator in the form of Anne, who might be able to give him some closure and help him move on with his life. Paulo Quito’s describes this as just about the happiest ending he could have gotten, given the circumstances.
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* AdaptationalAlternateEnding: The story now ends with Leonard getting a new, comparatively benevolent manipulator in the form of Anne, who might be able to give him some closure and help him move on with his life. Paulo Quito’s Quiros describes this as just about the happiest ending he could have gotten, given the circumstances.
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Followed by [[Recap/FilmRerollTheSearchers The Searchers.]]
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--> '''DM Paulo Quiros''': [[Literature/TheLordOfTheRings The ring on your finger seems to be glowing with some sort of text on it.]]
** [[ParanoiaFuel ”What? You never thought somebody else in the world might be able to imitate your handwriting?”]]
** [[ParanoiaFuel ”What? You never thought somebody else in the world might be able to imitate your handwriting?”]]
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** [[invoked]] [[ParanoiaFuel ”What? You never thought somebody else in the world might be able to imitate your handwriting?”]]
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* CarFu: Pitr!Leonard engages in this with Chris Manfield, [[RealityEnsues which ends up utterly wrecking both cars.]]
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* CarFu: Pitr!Leonard engages in this with Chris Manfield, [[RealityEnsues which ends up utterly wrecking both cars.]]
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* AdaptationalVillainny: Unlike in the film, Teddy ouright refers to Catherine’s death as a murder, and never implies that it was an accident (or a SuicideByProxy.) Depending on whether his story is true or not, this trope either applies to the culprint, or to Teddy himself.
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* AdaptationalVillainny: AdaptationalVillainy: Unlike in the film, Teddy ouright refers to Catherine’s death as a murder, and never implies that it was an accident (or a SuicideByProxy.suicide by proxy.) Depending on whether his story is true or not, this trope either applies to the culprint, or to Teddy himself.
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** This carries over into the following (and last) segment, where Scott!Leonard fails his detect lies roll on Grantz when he claims to have never killed anybody, much less Leonard’s wife.
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* AmbiguousSituation: We never really learn for certain just how bad the Our Lady of Good Harbour church is. Many of its members ''are'' former criminals (and possibly unprosecuted, given how easily they accept "Brother Pontoon" despite him coming straight from a gunfight), but most of the creepy culty stuff turns out to have simple explanations. Michael accuses them of killing Sister Lily, but finds no evidence for this. Even the finger cutting may or may not just have been an accident.
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* AmbiguousSituation: AmbiguousSituation:
** We never really learn for certain just how bad the Our Lady of Good Harbour church is. Many of its members ''are'' former criminals (and possibly unprosecuted, given how easily they accept "Brother Pontoon" despite him coming straight from a gunfight), but most of the creepy culty stuff turns out to have simple explanations. Michael accuses them of killing Sister Lily, but finds no evidence for this. Even the finger cutting may or may not just have been anaccident.accident.
** In the final episode, Teddy drops the bombshell that Jimmy Grantz didn’t kill Leonard’s wife, and that numerous criminal organizations have been exploiting his amnesia for years by using him as their perfect assassin. Jonathan West rolls interrogation on Teddy to get this information out, but he and DM Paulo Quiros deliberately don’t tell the listeners how well he rolled...
** We never really learn for certain just how bad the Our Lady of Good Harbour church is. Many of its members ''are'' former criminals (and possibly unprosecuted, given how easily they accept "Brother Pontoon" despite him coming straight from a gunfight), but most of the creepy culty stuff turns out to have simple explanations. Michael accuses them of killing Sister Lily, but finds no evidence for this. Even the finger cutting may or may not just have been an
** In the final episode, Teddy drops the bombshell that Jimmy Grantz didn’t kill Leonard’s wife, and that numerous criminal organizations have been exploiting his amnesia for years by using him as their perfect assassin. Jonathan West rolls interrogation on Teddy to get this information out, but he and DM Paulo Quiros deliberately don’t tell the listeners how well he rolled...
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* CorruptCop: The detectives interrogating Carolyn!Leonard agree to let him go and destroy the incriminating evidence in exchange for the stolen money ([[AchievementsInIgnorance which Leonard was legitimately trying to turn in as stolen loot.]]) They suspect him of being an assassin sent by the Russian mob, which they really don’t want to mess with.
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* CorruptCop: CorruptCop:
** The detectives interrogating Carolyn!Leonard agree to let him go and destroy the incriminating evidence in exchange for the stolen money ([[AchievementsInIgnorance which Leonard was legitimately trying to turn in as stolen loot.]]) They suspect him of being an assassin sent by the Russian mob, which they really don’t want to messwith.with.
** There is also Teddy, who is perfectly happy talking Leonard into assassinating a drug runner and stealing the aforementioned fortune in his trunk.
** The detectives interrogating Carolyn!Leonard agree to let him go and destroy the incriminating evidence in exchange for the stolen money ([[AchievementsInIgnorance which Leonard was legitimately trying to turn in as stolen loot.]]) They suspect him of being an assassin sent by the Russian mob, which they really don’t want to mess
** There is also Teddy, who is perfectly happy talking Leonard into assassinating a drug runner and stealing the aforementioned fortune in his trunk.
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* CorruptCop: The detectives interrogating Carolyn!Leonard agree to let him go and destroy the incriminating evidence in exchange for the stolen money ([[AchievementsInIgnorance which Leonard was legitimately trying to turn in as stolen loot.]]) They suspect him of being an assassin sent by the Russian mob, which they really don’t want to mess with.
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** Jonathan!Leonard does a pretty good job tricking some random construction workers into thinking that Teddy was shot by street thugs and not by him, but he doesn’t have nearly as much luck with trying to explain his gun away to the police (which amounts to lying about being an undercover cop) leading to his arrest.
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* SmallRoleBigImpact: Jimmy Grantz only appears alive for one scene, but his death and the accusations leveled towards him cast a shadow over the rest of the campaign.
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* WontDoYourDirtyWork: As Jonathan!Leonard has gotten suspicious about the whole revenge plot, he refuses to finish off Jimmy Grantz and instead orders Teddy to do the deed, even photographing him in the act.
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* FriendOnTheForce: [[DeconstructedTrope Deconstructed]] in regards to Teddy, a ManipulativeBastard CorruptCop whose partnership with Leonard eventually results in his death.
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** Travis Field doesn’t quite trust Leonard’s story either, but rolls with it anyway [[BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor due to being intrigued by the adventure he’s being taken on.]]
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* MistakenIdentity: Chris Mansfield briefly mistakes Carolyn!Leonard for Jimmy Grantz when he pulls up in the latter’s car. He becomes furious when realizing his mistake, concluding that Leonard likely killed Jimmy.
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* SacrificialLion: Arthur Kane has Morgan shot dead just to show that he means business.
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* SacrificialLion: SacrificialLion:
** Arthur Kane has Morgan shot dead just to show that he meansbusiness.business.
** There’s also Travis Field, a NiceGuy former coworker of Leonard who is completely out of his depth in the criminal world our protagonist pulls him into, and ends up paying for this with his life.
** Arthur Kane has Morgan shot dead just to show that he means
** There’s also Travis Field, a NiceGuy former coworker of Leonard who is completely out of his depth in the criminal world our protagonist pulls him into, and ends up paying for this with his life.
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* AccidentalMisnaming: Scott Aiello — the first chronological Leonard — mishears “Jimmy Grantz” as “Jimmy Gantz” and writes it down as such, creating much confusion for later players regarding the character’s actual name.
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* BookEnds: Both the beginning and the ending of the campaign each has a different character give [[NotSoDifferent the exact same speech]] to Leonard.
--> "We’re a good team, you and I. If you put your mind to something you’re unstoppable. Sometimes, you just need a little help getting where you’re going."
--> "We’re a good team, you and I. If you put your mind to something you’re unstoppable. Sometimes, you just need a little help getting where you’re going."
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* AdaptationalAlternateEnding: The story now ends with Leonard getting a new, comparatively benevolent manipulator in the form of Anne, who might be able to give him some closure and help him move on with his life. Paulo Quito’s describes this as just about the happiest ending he could have gotten, given the circumstances.
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* LighterAndSofter: While the setting is still full of crime and corruption, Leonard does receive more support than in the film, and there is some hope for a relatively happy future for him.
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** DM Paulo Quiros makes it a point that Teddy is likely one, and that he doesn’t see the character’s TheReasonYouSuckSpeech at the end of the film as [[TheEndingChangesEverything the one explanation for the story]], but rather as [[RashomonStyle yet another possibility brought forward by a dubious source.]] Notably, the equivalent scene in the campaign has Teddy mention supposed facts not stated in the movie while omitting others.
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** DM Paulo Quiros makes it a point that Teddy is likely one, and that he doesn’t see the character’s TheReasonYouSuckSpeech at the end of the film as [[TheEndingChangesEverything the one explanation for the story]], but rather as [[RashomonStyle yet another possibility brought forward by a dubious source.]] Notably, the equivalent scene in the campaign has Teddy mention supposed facts not stated in the movie while omitting others.others, making it a bit of a {{Revision}}, if not flat-out MultipleChoicePast.
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** DM Paulo Quiros makes it a point that Teddy is likely one, and that he doesn’t see the character’s TheReasonYouSuckSpeech at the end of the film as [[TheEndingChangesEverything the one explanation for the story]], but rather as [[RashomonStyle yet another possibility brought forward by a dubious source.]]
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** DM Paulo Quiros makes it a point that Teddy is likely one, and that he doesn’t see the character’s TheReasonYouSuckSpeech at the end of the film as [[TheEndingChangesEverything the one explanation for the story]], but rather as [[RashomonStyle yet another possibility brought forward by a dubious source.]]]] Notably, the equivalent scene in the campaign has Teddy mention supposed facts not stated in the movie while omitting others.
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** ViceCity: Los Angeles is portrayed as such. Gang wars are running rampant, the PoliceAreUseless or corrupt, a charity organization is a front for organised crime, the local church might be covering up a murder, and the basement of a homeless shelter has been taken over by a lunatic. There are very few truly good characters and most of them end up either dead or miserable.
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** DM Paulo Quiros makes it a point that Teddy is likely one, and that he doesn’t see the character’s TheReasonYouSuckSpeech at the end of the film as [[TheEndingChangesEverything the one explanation for the story]], but rather as [[RashomonStyle yet another possibility brought forward by a dubious source.]]
* ViceCity: Los Angeles is portrayed as such. Gang wars are running rampant, the PoliceAreUseless or corrupt, a charity organization is a front for organised crime, the local church might be covering up a murder, and the basement of a homeless shelter has been taken over by a lunatic. There are very few truly good characters and most of them end up either dead or miserable.
* ViceCity: Los Angeles is portrayed as such. Gang wars are running rampant, the PoliceAreUseless or corrupt, a charity organization is a front for organised crime, the local church might be covering up a murder, and the basement of a homeless shelter has been taken over by a lunatic. There are very few truly good characters and most of them end up either dead or miserable.
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** AdaptationalVillainny: Unlike in the film, Teddy ouright refers to Catherine’s death as a murder, and never implies that it was an accident (or a SuicideByProxy.) Depending on whether his story is true or not, this trope either applies to the culprint, or to Teddy himself.
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* AdaptationalVillainny: Unlike in the film, Teddy ouright refers to Catherine’s death as a murder, and never implies that it was an accident (or a SuicideByProxy.) Depending on whether his story is true or not, this trope either applies to the culprint, or to Teddy himself.
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** AdaptationalVillainny: Unlike in the film, Teddy ouright refers to Catherine’s death as a murder, and never implies that it was an accident (or a SuicideByProxy.) Depending on whether his story is true or not, this trope either applies to the culprint, or to Teddy himself.
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* AdaptedOut: Natalie never appears, with Anne generally filling the same role as the enigmatic, manipulative love interest. [[TropesAreTools This was a generally well-recieved change, as it created a new mystery to solve even for people who had seen the film.]]
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** ViceCity: Los Angeles is portrayed as such. Gang wars are running rampant, the PoliceAreUseless or corrupt, a charity organization is a front for organised crime, the local church might be covering up a murder, and the basement of a homeless shelter has been taken over by a lunatic. There are very few truly good characters and most of them end up either dead or miserable.
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* DeadAllAlong: Chris Manfield claims that this is the case with Jimmy Grants, something later backed up by Leonard’s notes. Eventually confirmed when his dead body is discovered.
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* DeadAllAlong: DeadAllAlong:
** Chris Manfield claims that this is the case with Jimmy Grants, something later backed up by Leonard’s notes. Eventually confirmed when his dead body isdiscovered.discovered.
** The concept is also mocked by Teddy, who claims that Leonard would probably believe him if he said that he was [[TomatoInTheMirror a vengeful wraith of a man who had died ten years earlier.]]
** Chris Manfield claims that this is the case with Jimmy Grants, something later backed up by Leonard’s notes. Eventually confirmed when his dead body is
** The concept is also mocked by Teddy, who claims that Leonard would probably believe him if he said that he was [[TomatoInTheMirror a vengeful wraith of a man who had died ten years earlier.]]
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** [[ParanoiaFuel ”What? You never thought somebody else in the world might be able to imitate your handwriting?”]][[InUniverse]]
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** [[ParanoiaFuel ”What? You never thought somebody else in the world might be able to imitate your handwriting?”]][[InUniverse]]handwriting?”]]
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