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* By using the Golden Boxfruit, our Duchess became real in an AlternateUniverse. This alternate plane dips and coexists with the one the original Duchess exists in.
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* By using the Golden Boxfruit, our Duchess became real in an AlternateUniverse. This alternate plane dips and coexists with the one the original Duchess exists in.in.
[[WMG: The Carmina talking with the Duchess through the whole game is the real Carmina.]]
Consider that it is well known that Carmina can speak with people in their dreams. Then consider that the Real Endings are not accessible until you have completed at least one Carmina ending. Finally consider that the sequel follows the Iron Duchess+ ending, in which Carmina has fallen in love with the Duchess and refuses to let her die, going so far as the having the dwarves turn the Duchess into the magical equivalent of a cyborg. The final chat the Duchess has with Carmina during the final part of the game seems to support this, even the fact that Carmina goes so far as to call out to Duchess to plead with her to come back and not leave her alone.
* I would even go so far as to say there is a real chance that Carmina reaching out to the Duchess and becoming friends with her is a form of ThanatosGambit. After all, when you can live for 1000 years, what's another 10 years of waiting for the girl who you know will come to free you?
[[WMG: The Carmina talking with the Duchess through the whole game is the real Carmina.]]
Consider that it is well known that Carmina can speak with people in their dreams. Then consider that the Real Endings are not accessible until you have completed at least one Carmina ending. Finally consider that the sequel follows the Iron Duchess+ ending, in which Carmina has fallen in love with the Duchess and refuses to let her die, going so far as the having the dwarves turn the Duchess into the magical equivalent of a cyborg. The final chat the Duchess has with Carmina during the final part of the game seems to support this, even the fact that Carmina goes so far as to call out to Duchess to plead with her to come back and not leave her alone.
* I would even go so far as to say there is a real chance that Carmina reaching out to the Duchess and becoming friends with her is a form of ThanatosGambit. After all, when you can live for 1000 years, what's another 10 years of waiting for the girl who you know will come to free you?
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* But out of those three endings, two of them have you wake up, which doesn't make sense if they're ''real''. Only an ending that doesn't have you wake up after it can fit the description, with the caveat that following the Natural Twenty ending, most aspects of various endings could become real if the Dutchess chooses to go in that direction. (There's actually one other ending that dumps you straight back to the main menu, without even any credits, but it's implied that it's because you were killed by something so severe that even encountering it in a dream could be fatal.)
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* But out of those three endings, two of them have you wake up, which doesn't make sense if they're ''real''. Only an ending that doesn't have you wake up after it can fit the description, with the caveat that following the Natural Twenty ending, most aspects of various endings could become real if the Dutchess Duchess chooses to go in that direction. (There's actually one other ending that dumps you straight back to the main menu, without even any credits, but it's implied that it's because you were killed by something so severe that even encountering it in a dream could be fatal.)
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"The Marquess of Notoriety" seems to be following the Iron Duchess+ ending; with the Dream Duchess as the character. However, Natural Twenty shows someone who looks like the original Dutchess setting things into motion.
* By using the Golden Boxfruit, our Dutchess became real in an AlternateUniverse. This alternate plane dips and coexists with the one the original Dutchess exists in.
* By using the Golden Boxfruit, our Dutchess became real in an AlternateUniverse. This alternate plane dips and coexists with the one the original Dutchess exists in.
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"The Marquess of Notoriety" seems to be following the Iron Duchess+ ending; with the Dream Duchess as the character. However, Natural Twenty shows someone who looks like the original Dutchess Duchess setting things into motion.
* By using the Golden Boxfruit, ourDutchess Duchess became real in an AlternateUniverse. This alternate plane dips and coexists with the one the original Dutchess Duchess exists in.
* By using the Golden Boxfruit, our
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* But out of those three endings, two of them have you wake up, which doesn't make sense if they're ''real''. Only an ending that doesn't have you wake up after it can fit the description. (There's actually one other ending that dumps you straight back to the main menu, without even any credits, but it's implied that it's because you were killed by something so severe that even encountering it in a dream could be fatal.)
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* But out of those three endings, two of them have you wake up, which doesn't make sense if they're ''real''. Only an ending that doesn't have you wake up after it can fit the description.description, with the caveat that following the Natural Twenty ending, most aspects of various endings could become real if the Dutchess chooses to go in that direction. (There's actually one other ending that dumps you straight back to the main menu, without even any credits, but it's implied that it's because you were killed by something so severe that even encountering it in a dream could be fatal.)
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* But out of those three endings, two of them have you wake up, which doesn't make sense if they're ''real''. Only an ending that doesn't have you wake up after it can fit the description. (There's actually one other ending that dumps you straight back to the main menu, without even any credits, but it's implied that it's because you were killed by something so severe that even encountering it in a dream could be fatal.)
