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** The Pigeon man is researching the meteorite, and characters like Jowd know the fragment is in Sissel. It's likely that they'll find a way to safely remove it and restore his normal lifespan, or at the very least, have someone ready to remove it when Sissel is ready to die for real.
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** Remember how many times Sissel lets slip something in the Ghost World since thinking things is enough for them to be "said"? And Ray/Missile lets no indication of his lies through? Fridge Awesome: that is an impressive poker face that the doggie with NoIndoorVoice managed to learn... TookALevelInBadass doesn't even begin to cover it...
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** In chapter 3, the fake doctor declares that they can "pretty safely assume" that the murder weapon was the same model the detectives carry around. But that's a bit quick to judge just from one gunshot wound with no bullet recovered yet, isn't it? Unless, of course, you were specifically instructed to pin the blame on that detective.
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* In the good timeline, Temsik Park hasn't been closed off by the government and the Guardian of the Park now protests them charging admission for entry. Since no one knows what the Temsik Meteor does in this timeline, (at least until the Pigeon-Headed Man finishes his research) the meteor has probably become a popular tourist attraction.
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** He tells Yomiel that he's done his research on the source of his powers -- Yomiel didn't seem to expect him to know about the Tamsik fragment ''at all''. So it's likely he discovered that some ghosts have the ability to rewind time from that, and didn't actually know whether Yomiel specifically could or not -- or he reasoned that Yomiel could based on the number of people who had survived near-death experiences after he ordered them killed, probably concluding that Yomiel was using that capability to save them.
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** He tells Yomiel that he's done his research on the source of his powers -- Yomiel didn't seem to expect him to know about the Tamsik Temsik fragment ''at all''. So it's likely he discovered that some ghosts have the ability to rewind time from that, and didn't actually know whether Yomiel specifically could or not -- or he reasoned that Yomiel could based on the number of people who had survived near-death experiences after he ordered them killed, probably concluding that Yomiel was using that capability to save them.
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* Something minor to note. During the final Ghost Trick, 10 years in the past for the party involved. Dog and Cat, Detective and Criminal. Their initials? "D" and "C". Additionally, Missile is too nice to a fault, even greeting a hitman who was out to kill Lynne. Jowd? He is too protective of Kamila to a fault, even asking for an execution which everyone including the Justice Minister was reluctant to do. Sissel? Apathetic at first only to have a change of heart as the story progressed. Yomiel? Simply just tags along (the same way Sissel did towards Old Missile's request when Sissel was "searching himself"), even suggesting Sissel to let young Lynne die as they can just redo the 4 minutes anyway which shows apathy only to have a change of heart after seeing Sissel adamantly refusing to let the huge lump of concrete named Mino crush young Lynne to death.
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* Something minor to note. During the final Ghost Trick, 10 years in the past for the party involved. Dog and Cat, Detective and Criminal. Their initials? "D" and "C". Additionally, Missile is too nice to a fault, even greeting a hitman who was out to kill Lynne. Jowd? He is too protective of Kamila to a fault, even asking for an execution which everyone including the Justice Minister was reluctant to do. Sissel? Apathetic at first only to have a change of heart as the story progressed. Yomiel? Simply just tags along (the same way Sissel did towards Old Missile's request when Sissel was "searching for himself"), even suggesting Sissel to let young Lynne die as they can just redo the 4 minutes anyway which shows apathy only to have a change of heart after seeing Sissel adamantly refusing to let the huge lump of concrete named Mino crush young Lynne to death.
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* In addition to his [[spoiler:fiancée's suicide]], another big factor in Yomiel's StartOfDarkness was probably that even after he managed to revive himself, just about everyone in the country would still know and remember him as being very dead, due to press coverage of the inciting incident. So he wouldn't have been able to get a job, make friends or rejoin society in any meaningful way, despite his exoneration. No wonder he [[GoMadFromTheIsolation went mad from the isolation]].
* Many of the plot points come down to negligent gun handling. [[spoiler: The Manipulator, AKA Yomiel]], was a normal civilian before the events took place, so he may genuinely not have known better than not to open fire [[spoiler: on his own body with his beloved cat right next ho him.]]. Inspector Cabanela is a police officer whom engages in GunTwirling and [[spoiler: left his service gun unattended in a room with a suspect]], and [[spoiler: detective Jowd]], another police officer, fired a warning shot that resulted in a suspect panicking and results in a preventable death. The last two characters were police officers whom should have been trained better. The entire game's events would have been avoided with proper police training in firearm discipline. Not just firearm discipline but also attitude. More so for Inspector Cabanela than Detective Jowd.
* Many of the plot points come down to negligent gun handling. [[spoiler: The Manipulator, AKA Yomiel]], was a normal civilian before the events took place, so he may genuinely not have known better than not to open fire [[spoiler: on his own body with his beloved cat right next ho him.]]. Inspector Cabanela is a police officer whom engages in GunTwirling and [[spoiler: left his service gun unattended in a room with a suspect]], and [[spoiler: detective Jowd]], another police officer, fired a warning shot that resulted in a suspect panicking and results in a preventable death. The last two characters were police officers whom should have been trained better. The entire game's events would have been avoided with proper police training in firearm discipline. Not just firearm discipline but also attitude. More so for Inspector Cabanela than Detective Jowd.
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* In addition to his [[spoiler:fiancée's suicide]], fiancée's suicide, another big factor in Yomiel's StartOfDarkness was probably that even after he managed to revive himself, just about everyone in the country would still know and remember him as being very dead, due to press coverage of the inciting incident. So he wouldn't have been able to get a job, make friends or rejoin society in any meaningful way, despite his exoneration. No wonder he [[GoMadFromTheIsolation went mad from the isolation]].
* Many of the plot points come down to negligent gun handling.[[spoiler: The Manipulator, AKA Yomiel]], Yomiel, was a normal civilian before the events took place, so he may genuinely not have known better than not to open fire [[spoiler: on his own body with his beloved cat right next ho him.]]. to him. Inspector Cabanela is a police officer whom who engages in GunTwirling and [[spoiler: left his service gun unattended in a room with a suspect]], suspect, and [[spoiler: detective Jowd]], Detective Jowd, another police officer, fired a warning shot that resulted in a suspect panicking and results in a preventable death. The last two characters were police officers whom who should have been trained better. The entire game's events would have been avoided with proper police training in firearm discipline. Not just firearm discipline but also attitude. More so for Inspector Cabanela than Detective Jowd.
* Many of the plot points come down to negligent gun handling.
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* Don't know if this is demo-exclusive but Sissel also found it amusing to punt Missile, a reference to the cat/dog rivalry
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* In Chapter 2, when Sissel heads to Commander Sith's submarine, Sith is sent into a panic by a number of things like a projector turning on its own or a file opening up on its own. Considering he's planning on betraying someone with the power to manipulate objects, it makes sense that he'd be unnerved. It also explains Beauty's presence in his group, given her ability to sense the presence of people empowered by Temsik.
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* Something minor to note. During the final Ghost Trick, 10 years in the past for the party involved. Dog and Cat, Detective and Criminal. Their initials? "D" and "C". Additionally, Missile is too nice to a fault, even greeting a hitman who was out to kill Lynne. Jowd? He is too protective of Kamila to a fault, even asking for an execution which everyone including the Justice Minister was reluctant to do. Sissel? Apathetic at first only to have a change of heart as the story progressed. Yomiel? Simply just tags along (the same way Sissel did towards Old Missile's request when Sissel was "searching himself"), even suggesting Sissel to let young Lynne die as they can just redo the 4 minutes anyway which show apathy only to have a change of heart after seeing Sissel adamantly refusing to let the huge lump of concrete named Mino crush young Lynne to death.
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* Something minor to note. During the final Ghost Trick, 10 years in the past for the party involved. Dog and Cat, Detective and Criminal. Their initials? "D" and "C". Additionally, Missile is too nice to a fault, even greeting a hitman who was out to kill Lynne. Jowd? He is too protective of Kamila to a fault, even asking for an execution which everyone including the Justice Minister was reluctant to do. Sissel? Apathetic at first only to have a change of heart as the story progressed. Yomiel? Simply just tags along (the same way Sissel did towards Old Missile's request when Sissel was "searching himself"), even suggesting Sissel to let young Lynne die as they can just redo the 4 minutes anyway which show shows apathy only to have a change of heart after seeing Sissel adamantly refusing to let the huge lump of concrete named Mino crush young Lynne to death.
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** Even better or worse, however you want to look at it. Not long after Lynne shot Yomiel's "shell", Jeego appeared. Makes you wonder why the CCTV did not catch this moment. Did Inspector Cabanela purposely leave that part out via video editing? Or did the CCTV stopped recording which does not make sense? It could not be Yomiel's doing because he left with a deal Sissel's body.
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** Even better or worse, however you want to look at it. Not long after Lynne shot Yomiel's "shell", Jeego appeared. Makes you wonder why the CCTV did not catch this moment. Did Inspector Cabanela purposely leave that part out via video editing? Or did the CCTV stopped recording which does not make sense? It could not be Yomiel's doing because he left the scene with a deal dead Sissel's body.
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** Even better or worse, however you want to look at it. Not long after Lynne shot Yomiel's "shell", Jeego appeared. Makes you wonder why the CCTV did not catch this moment. Did Inspector Cabanela purposely leave that part out via video editing? Or did the CCTV stopped recording which does not make sense? It could not be Yomiel's doing because he left with a deal Sissel's body.
