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* Why is the Bell Killer so inhumanely strong? [[spoiler:Abigail has likely learned how to use her PeoplePuppets' full strength at some point, which a human's body usually actively prevents except in extreme circumstances to avoid damaging itself - which is something Abigail doesn't have to care about since she can always seek out someone else to possess.]]
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** [[spoiler: After Abigail explains the basics of ghost abilities, a hell pit ''just so happens'' to form between her and Rowan when she's done with speaking to him]]. Coincidence? [[spoiler: Not even close]].
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** [[spoiler: After Abigail explains the basics of ghost abilities, a hell pit ''just so happens'' to form between her and Rowan Ronan when she's done with speaking to him]]. Coincidence? [[spoiler: Not even close]].
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**That's it exactly. He still appears in color before he gets shot and the bullet holes appear in him as he dies. He's not dead yet just out of body. And if spirits can interact with the living world in small ways then someone out of body likely can as well.
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* An NPC's mind-reading lines give them a voice different from their spoken ones. Comes across as strange, but then one recalls that this is actually TruthInTelevision. A person's voice sounds different to them than it does to other people -- many people wouldn't recognize their 'outside' voice if they heard a recording of themselves.
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** [[spoiler: After Abigail explains the basics of ghost abilities, a hell pit ''just so happens'' to form between her and Rowan when she's done with speaking to him]]. Coincidence? [[spoiler" Not even close]].
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** [[spoiler: After Abigail explains the basics of ghost abilities, a hell pit ''just so happens'' to form between her and Rowan when she's done with speaking to him]]. Coincidence? [[spoiler" [[spoiler: Not even close]].
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** It may be that he's not ''entirely'' dead yet and is having an out of body experience, until the Bell Killer finally finishes him off.
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** [[spoiler: After Abigail explains the basics of ghost abilities, a hell pit ''just so happens'' to form between her and Rowan when she's done with speaking to him]]. Coincidence? [[spoiler" Not even close]].
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* Being shot seven times proves that the Bell Killer might not have been looking to kill you at first, but when you came along, the window wasn't enough - they definitely went for overkill.
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* Being shot seven times proves that the Bell Killer might not have been looking to kill you at first, but when you came along, the window wasn't enough - they definitely went for overkill.overkill.
** [[spoiler: It turns out that Abigail really did intend to kill Ronan since he was her tool for Sophia's murder, so the seven shots may have been her way of making sure he was dead ''and'' indulging in her sadism.]]
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* This game's version of the afterlife is pretty horrifying if you happen to die with any sort of lingering business. **For starters, there are apparently no [[{{Psychopomp}} psychopomps]] on duty since Ronan seems to be fulfilling the role most of the time and most ghosts are usually confused as to their current status and how to resolve it, some don't even seem to be aware that they're actually ''dead'', making it hard for them to resolve their situation themselves. Several ghosts at the asylum even seem to retain their mental illness in death, which is really horrifying if you take some of the Ghost Stories into account.
** Mediums like Joy have it rough, not unusual in most depictions of them in fiction and probably exacerbated due to the lack of psychopomps; ghosts practically swarm her in the graveyard and her comment while entering the sanitarium may indicate that she's concerning about being committed if her ISeeDeadPeople talent is mistaken for mental illness. [[spoiler: Not to mention the Bell Killer is specifically targeting mediums, believing them to have made a contract with the devil for their abilites]].
**Assuming Abigail was telling the truth about demons being what a ghost eventually becomes [[spoiler: and they're not solely her creations]], that means that every ghost you don't or can't help in the game is on their way to becoming a spiritual version of a ''cannibal.''
** [[spoiler: A ghost like Abigail can eventually manifest abilities like complete possession of a person and the forming of hell pits. It's very unlikely that only one ghost ever learned to do this, so how many other Abigails are running around making demons and generally tormenting the living and the dead?]]
** [[spoiler: It turns out that Abigail really did intend to kill Ronan since he was her tool for Sophia's murder, so the seven shots may have been her way of making sure he was dead ''and'' indulging in her sadism.]]
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* This game's version of the afterlife is pretty horrifying if you happen to die with any sort of lingering business. **For starters, there are apparently no [[{{Psychopomp}} psychopomps]] on duty since Ronan seems to be fulfilling the role most of the time and most ghosts are usually confused as to their current status and how to resolve it, some don't even seem to be aware that they're actually ''dead'', making it hard for them to resolve their situation themselves. Several ghosts at the asylum even seem to retain their mental illness in death, which is really horrifying if you take some of the Ghost Stories into account.
** Mediums like Joy have it rough, not unusual in most depictions of them in fiction and probably exacerbated due to the lack of psychopomps; ghosts practically swarm her in the graveyard and her comment while entering the sanitarium may indicate that she's concerning about being committed if her ISeeDeadPeople talent is mistaken for mental illness. [[spoiler: Not to mention the Bell Killer is specifically targeting mediums, believing them to have made a contract with the devil for their abilites]].
**Assuming Abigail was telling the truth about demons being what a ghost eventually becomes [[spoiler: and they're not solely her creations]], that means that every ghost you don't or can't help in the game is on their way to becoming a spiritual version of a ''cannibal.''
** [[spoiler: A ghost like Abigail can eventually manifest abilities like complete possession of a person and the forming of hell pits. It's very unlikely that only one ghost ever learned to do this, so how many other Abigails are running around making demons and generally tormenting the living and the dead?]]
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* In his Near-Death Experience, Ronan is successfully rattling the doorknob and banging the door. Regardless they aren't opening for him.
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* Why was Abigail the first person Ronan sees in the spirit world after he is murdered at the beginning of the game? [[spoiler: Because Abigail was controlling the man Ronan was chasing, who turns out to be his wife's brother, and one of many victims that she used to portray the Bell Killer.]]
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* Why was Abigail the first person Ronan sees in the spirit world after he is murdered at the beginning of the game? [[spoiler: Because Abigail was controlling the man Ronan was chasing, who turns out to be his wife's brother, and one of many victims that she used to portray the Bell Killer.]]]]
* At the start of the game your first task is to manoeuvre your hands and feet back inside your body - not that you ever use this again. You can't yet see limbo and your soul is still in colour even when outside of your body. Your body starts twitching and gasping, suggesting that you're having some kind of Near-Death Experience, and Ronan is still hopeful that he can survive. And then the Bell Killer comes down and shoots you seven times in the chest, and Limbo floods in, showing you that you've been killed just a few yards down the road from the ghost of the Salem Gallows.
* Being shot seven times proves that the Bell Killer might not have been looking to kill you at first, but when you came along, the window wasn't enough - they definitely went for overkill.
* At the start of the game your first task is to manoeuvre your hands and feet back inside your body - not that you ever use this again. You can't yet see limbo and your soul is still in colour even when outside of your body. Your body starts twitching and gasping, suggesting that you're having some kind of Near-Death Experience, and Ronan is still hopeful that he can survive. And then the Bell Killer comes down and shoots you seven times in the chest, and Limbo floods in, showing you that you've been killed just a few yards down the road from the ghost of the Salem Gallows.
* Being shot seven times proves that the Bell Killer might not have been looking to kill you at first, but when you came along, the window wasn't enough - they definitely went for overkill.
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Fridge logic example seemed more like fridge brilliance, and the opposite for one of the fridge brilliance examples. One Fridge brilliance example isn't fridge brilliance, it's the explicit point of the scene.
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* Why was Abigail the first person Ronan sees in the spirit world after he is murdered at the beginning of the game? [[spoiler: Because Abigail was controlling the man Ronan was chasing, who turns out to be his wife's brother, and one of many victims that she used to portray the Bell Killer.]]
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* At the beginning, right after Ronan is thrown out of a three-storey building, you have to try and put him back in his body with the tutorial, even though you never really use this again. What was the point? Well Ronan wasn't quite dead. He was still in colour, the ghost world wasn't visible - he was having a near-death experience. His bullet wounds show up on his ghost - if he'd been dead the bullets wouldn't have affected his ghost. It makes sense enough in that people have fallen further and survived, and Ronan landed cleanly enough. You see his body twitching. Seven bullets to the torso would definitely finish it.
* Coming to the second time you go through the church, the Bell Killer uses the huge statue of the Virgin Mary to crush Rose. The real statue shatters, but the 'ghost' of the statue still exists in the courtyard - even with the shattered statue right there.
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* Coming to the second time you go through the church,
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* At the beginning, right after Ronan is thrown out of a three-storey building, you have to try and put him back in his body with the tutorial, even though you never really use this again. What was the point? Well Ronan wasn't quite dead. He was still in colour, the ghost world wasn't visible - he was having a near-death experience. His bullet wounds show up on his ghost - if he'd been dead the bullets wouldn't have affected his ghost. It makes sense enough in that people have fallen further and survived, and Ronan landed cleanly enough. You see his body twitching. Seven bullets to the torso would definitely finish it.
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* At the beginning, right after Ronan is thrown out of a three-storey building, you have to try and put him back in his body with the tutorial, even though you never really use this again. What was the point? Well Ronan wasn't quite dead. He was still in colour, the ghost world wasn't visible - he was having a near-death experience. His bullet wounds show up on his ghost - if he'd been dead the bullets wouldn't have affected his ghost. It makes sense enough in that people have fallen further and survived, and Ronan landed cleanly enough. You see his body twitching. Seven bullets to the torso would definitely finish it.it.
* Coming to the second time you go through the church, the Bell Killer uses the huge statue of the Virgin Mary to crush Rose. The real statue shatters, but the 'ghost' of the statue still exists in the courtyard - even with the shattered statue right there.
* Coming to the second time you go through the church, the Bell Killer uses the huge statue of the Virgin Mary to crush Rose. The real statue shatters, but the 'ghost' of the statue still exists in the courtyard - even with the shattered statue right there.
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* At the beginning, right after Ronan is thrown out of a four-storey building, you have to do things like try and put himself back in his body, even though you never really use this again. What was the point? Well, suppose Ronan really wasn't dead at that point - he was having an out-of-body experience and almost managed to get back. You can see him twitching and gasping for breath. People have survived falling this far, and considering Ronan landed relatively cleanly after the fall, it is realistic that he might have survived that. But seven bullets in the torso would definitely finish the job.
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* At the beginning, right after Ronan is thrown out of a four-storey three-storey building, you have to do things like try and put himself him back in his body, body with the tutorial, even though you never really use this again. What was the point? Well, suppose Well Ronan really wasn't dead at that point quite dead. He was still in colour, the ghost world wasn't visible - he was having an out-of-body experience and almost managed to get back. You can see him twitching and gasping for breath. People a near-death experience. His bullet wounds show up on his ghost - if he'd been dead the bullets wouldn't have survived falling this far, affected his ghost. It makes sense enough in that people have fallen further and considering survived, and Ronan landed relatively cleanly after the fall, it is realistic that he might have survived that. But seven enough. You see his body twitching. Seven bullets in to the torso would definitely finish the job.it.
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* Why was Abigail the first person Roman sees in the spirit world after he is murdered at the beginning of the game? [[spoiler: Because Abigail was controlling the man Roman was chasing, who turns out to be his wife's brother, and one of many victims that she used to portray the Bell Killer.]]
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* Why was Abigail the first person Roman Ronan sees in the spirit world after he is murdered at the beginning of the game? [[spoiler: Because Abigail was controlling the man Roman Ronan was chasing, who turns out to be his wife's brother, and one of many victims that she used to portray the Bell Killer.]]
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* Why was Abigail the first person Roman sees in the spirit world after he is murdered at the beginning of the game? [[spoiler: Because Abigail was controlling the man Roman was chasing, who turns out to be his wife's brother, and one of many victims that she used to portray the Bell Killer.]]
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* Why was Abigail the first person Roman sees in the spirit world after he is murdered at the beginning of the game? [[spoiler: Because Abigail was controlling the man Roman was chasing, who turns out to be his wife's brother, and one of many victims that she used to portray the Bell Killer.]]]]
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* At the beginning, right after Ronan is thrown out of a four-storey building, you have to do things like try and put himself back in his body, even though you never really use this again. What was the point? Well, suppose Ronan really wasn't dead at that point - he was having an out-of-body experience and almost managed to get back. You can see him twitching and gasping for breath. People have survived falling this far, and considering Ronan landed relatively cleanly after the fall, it is realistic that he might have survived that. But seven bullets in the torso would definitely finish the job.
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* At the beginning, right after Ronan is thrown out of a four-storey building, you have to do things like try and put himself back in his body, even though you never really use this again. What was the point? Well, suppose Ronan really wasn't dead at that point - he was having an out-of-body experience and almost managed to get back. You can see him twitching and gasping for breath. People have survived falling this far, and considering Ronan landed relatively cleanly after the fall, it is realistic that he might have survived that. But seven bullets in the torso would definitely finish the job.
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* Why was Abigail the first person Roman sees in the spirit world after he is murdered at the beginning of the game? [[spoiler: Because Abigail was controlling the man Roman was chasing, who turns out to be his wife's brother, and one of many victims that she used to portray the Bell Killer.]]
* Why was Abigail the first person Roman sees in the spirit world after he is murdered at the beginning of the game? [[spoiler: Because Abigail was controlling the man Roman was chasing, who turns out to be his wife's brother, and one of many victims that she used to portray the Bell Killer.]]
