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The lush scenery in the first game has an abandoned nature to it, especially the city. Then there are the anteater-like creatures [[spoiler: and the warring race isolated in the cave]] in Nevermore 3.
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The lush scenery in the first game has an abandoned nature to it, especially the city. Then there are the anteater-like creatures [[spoiler: and the warring race isolated in the cave]] cave in Nevermore 3.
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"The Learning" is about a computer that achieves conciousness, and begins attempting to emulate human behavior (or as it calls them, "flesh machines"). By the end, it begins to enact a sequence, which will eradicate humanity. "Sentient 6" is about a prototype of a sentient computer, which longs to become more than a machine (the lyrics implying that the machine wants to learn to dream, just like the machine in "The Learning" learned), and when it fails at that, it activates a sequence to eradicate humanity... Unless Nevermore wanted to write songs about two separate machines that both become concious and decide to eradicate humanity, it seems a little too obvious that those two songs are connected. For added effect, they even played "The Learning" followed immediately by "Sentient 6" on the Year Of The Voyager album.
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"The Learning" is about a computer that achieves conciousness, consciousness, and begins attempting to emulate human behavior (or as it calls them, "flesh machines"). By the end, it begins to enact a sequence, which will eradicate humanity. "Sentient 6" is about a prototype of a sentient computer, which longs to become more than a machine (the lyrics implying that the machine wants to learn to dream, just like the machine in "The Learning" learned), and when it fails at that, it activates a sequence to eradicate humanity... Unless Nevermore wanted to write songs about two separate machines that both become concious conscious and decide to eradicate humanity, it seems a little too obvious that those two songs are connected. For added effect, they even played "The Learning" followed immediately by "Sentient 6" on the Year Of The Voyager album.
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* [[spoiler:Jossed. Her Spectre is unlocked by Prospero rejecting her.]]
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* [[spoiler:Jossed. Jossed. Her flashback right before she unlocks her Spectre shows her being absolutely heartbroken at her lover giving her a fatal axe wound to the chest, where he told her she "made things complicated." Her Spectre is unlocked by Prospero rejecting her.]]
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* [[spoiler:Confirmed. She pretends to be her own cousin, "Leo" Vandernacht.]]
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* [[spoiler:Confirmed. Confirmed. She pretends to be her own cousin, "Leo" Vandernacht.]]
Vandernacht.
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* [[spoiler: Confirmed, she's a banshee.]]
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* [[spoiler: Confirmed, she's a banshee.]]
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Like his sister, he tried to circumvent the [[spoiler:one second chance per class]] rule. He failed, and the penalty was to lose his human form and memories.
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Like his sister, he tried to circumvent the [[spoiler:one one second chance per class]] class rule. He failed, and the penalty was to lose his human form and memories.
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* [[spoiler:Jossed. Her Spectre is unlocked by Prospero rejecting her.]]
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[[WMG:Lenore and Annabel Lee died in a MurderSuicide.]]
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[[WMG:Lenore and Annabel Lee died in a MurderSuicide.]]MurderSuicide]]
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[[WMG:Annabel's killer was the man her father chose to marry her.]]
He caught her planning to run away with Lenore, or maybe just talking about her, and killed her in a fit of rage.
He caught her planning to run away with Lenore, or maybe just talking about her, and killed her in a fit of rage.
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[[WMG:Annabel's killer was the man her father chose to marry her.]]
her]]
He caught her planning to run away with Lenore, or maybe just talking about her, and killed her in a fit ofrage.rage.
[[WMG:The academy staff are enchanted dolls]]
As Poppet and Dolly's names imply. The broken doll found in the off-limits wing is the missing maid.
He caught her planning to run away with Lenore, or maybe just talking about her, and killed her in a fit of
[[WMG:The academy staff are enchanted dolls]]
As Poppet and Dolly's names imply. The broken doll found in the off-limits wing is the missing maid.
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* [[spoiler:Confirmed. She pretends to be her own cousin, "Leo" Vandernacht.]]
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Banshees are fairies from Celtic mythology.
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* [[spoiler: Jossed, Confirmed, she's a banshee.]]
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* [[spoiler: Jossed, she's a banshee.]]
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Driven to desperation by her impending wedding, Annabel killed Lenore and herself to escape. This will cause their relationship to fracture once Lenore remembers. Alternatively, Annabel was ''about'' to go through with it before Lenore talked her down, only for a surprise third party to murder them.
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Driven to desperation by her impending wedding, Annabel killed Lenore and herself to escape. This will cause their relationship to fracture once Lenore remembers. Alternatively, Annabel was ''about'' to go through with it before Lenore talked her down, only for a surprise third party to murder them.them.
[[WMG:Annabel's killer was the man her father chose to marry her.]]
He caught her planning to run away with Lenore, or maybe just talking about her, and killed her in a fit of rage.
[[WMG:Annabel's killer was the man her father chose to marry her.]]
He caught her planning to run away with Lenore, or maybe just talking about her, and killed her in a fit of rage.
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Driven to desperation by her impending wedding, Annabel killed Lenore and herself to escape. This is cause their relationship to fracture once Lenore remembers. Alternatively, Annabel was ''about'' to go through with it before Lenore talked her down, only for a surprise third party to murder them.
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Driven to desperation by her impending wedding, Annabel killed Lenore and herself to escape. This is will cause their relationship to fracture once Lenore remembers. Alternatively, Annabel was ''about'' to go through with it before Lenore talked her down, only for a surprise third party to murder them.
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Like his sister, he tried to circumvent the [[spoiler:one second chance per class]] rule. He failed, and the penalty was to lose his human form and memories.
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Like his sister, he tried to circumvent the [[spoiler:one second chance per class]] rule. He failed, and the penalty was to lose his human form and memories.memories.
[[WMG:Lenore and Annabel Lee died in a MurderSuicide.]]
Driven to desperation by her impending wedding, Annabel killed Lenore and herself to escape. This is cause their relationship to fracture once Lenore remembers. Alternatively, Annabel was ''about'' to go through with it before Lenore talked her down, only for a surprise third party to murder them.
[[WMG:Lenore and Annabel Lee died in a MurderSuicide.]]
Driven to desperation by her impending wedding, Annabel killed Lenore and herself to escape. This is cause their relationship to fracture once Lenore remembers. Alternatively, Annabel was ''about'' to go through with it before Lenore talked her down, only for a surprise third party to murder them.
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Plenty of folklore depicts fairies as souls of the dead, [[FantasyKitchenSink not that Spectres are limited to standard ghosts]]. Ada could level up from petty mind games to effectively messing with her enemies with fairy-themed powers.
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Plenty of folklore depicts fairies as souls of the dead, [[FantasyKitchenSink not that Spectres are limited to standard ghosts]]. Ada could level up from petty mind games to effectively messing with her enemies with fairy-themed powers.powers.
[[WMG:The Raven is Theo]]
Like his sister, he tried to circumvent the [[spoiler:one second chance per class]] rule. He failed, and the penalty was to lose his human form and memories.
[[WMG:The Raven is Theo]]
Like his sister, he tried to circumvent the [[spoiler:one second chance per class]] rule. He failed, and the penalty was to lose his human form and memories.
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He's a cat who wished to become human. This is why his Spectre is a mix of feral beast and domesticated pet.
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He's a cat who wished to become human. This is why his Spectre is a mix of feral beast and domesticated pet.pet.
[[WMG:Ada's Spectre will be based on TheFairFolk]]
Plenty of folklore depicts fairies as souls of the dead, [[FantasyKitchenSink not that Spectres are limited to standard ghosts]]. Ada could level up from petty mind games to effectively messing with her enemies with fairy-themed powers.
[[WMG:Ada's Spectre will be based on TheFairFolk]]
Plenty of folklore depicts fairies as souls of the dead, [[FantasyKitchenSink not that Spectres are limited to standard ghosts]]. Ada could level up from petty mind games to effectively messing with her enemies with fairy-themed powers.
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Their creepy white eyes invoke the Old Man's "Evil Eye" from the story.
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Their creepy white eyes invoke the Old Man's "Evil Eye" from the story.story.
[[WMG:Pluto isn't a real person]]
He's a cat who wished to become human. This is why his Spectre is a mix of feral beast and domesticated pet.
[[WMG:Pluto isn't a real person]]
He's a cat who wished to become human. This is why his Spectre is a mix of feral beast and domesticated pet.
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[[WMG:How Ada will find her Spectre]]
A flashback will reveal Ada, like her ''Tamerlane'' counterpart, was a peasant desired by a man of higher birth. Specifically, she was a servant in a SecretRelationship with the nobleman she worked for. Ada was enamoured with her lover's promises to marry her, but always suffered insecurities that she was too lowly to be more than a dirty little secret. She died believing the nobleman had been stringing her along from the start, [[OnceMoreWithClarity only for the flashback to reveal the truth]]: Her lover professed the depth of his feelings as she passed. The epiphany that she was loved, and for just who she was, is the confidence boost Ada needs to unleash her Spectre.
A flashback will reveal Ada, like her ''Tamerlane'' counterpart, was a peasant desired by a man of higher birth. Specifically, she was a servant in a SecretRelationship with the nobleman she worked for. Ada was enamoured with her lover's promises to marry her, but always suffered insecurities that she was too lowly to be more than a dirty little secret. She died believing the nobleman had been stringing her along from the start, [[OnceMoreWithClarity only for the flashback to reveal the truth]]: Her lover professed the depth of his feelings as she passed. The epiphany that she was loved, and for just who she was, is the confidence boost Ada needs to unleash her Spectre.
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When Montressor and Lenore go into her memories, they see past Lenore cut her hair short before setting her room on fire. According to this theory, Lenore was FakingTheDead in order to reintroduce herself in a male persona and offer herself as a suitor to Annabel.
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When Montressor and Lenore go into her memories, they see past Lenore cut her hair short before setting her room on fire. According to this theory, Lenore was FakingTheDead in order to reintroduce herself in a male persona and offer herself as a suitor to Annabel.Annabel.
[[WMG:The Deans came from a LiteralSplitPersonality]]
Specifically, Merry and Mourn are the optimistic and pessimistic sides of one person. Possible reasons for the split are the original ''voluntarily'' split himself in two to better tag team the students, or a yet-to-be-seen GreaterScopeVillain ''forcibly'' caused the split to trap him in the academy.
[[WMG:The Deans originate from ''Literature/TheTellTaleHeart'']]
Their creepy white eyes invoke the Old Man's "Evil Eye" from the story.
[[WMG:The Deans came from a LiteralSplitPersonality]]
Specifically, Merry and Mourn are the optimistic and pessimistic sides of one person. Possible reasons for the split are the original ''voluntarily'' split himself in two to better tag team the students, or a yet-to-be-seen GreaterScopeVillain ''forcibly'' caused the split to trap him in the academy.
[[WMG:The Deans originate from ''Literature/TheTellTaleHeart'']]
Their creepy white eyes invoke the Old Man's "Evil Eye" from the story.
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* Ada's literary namesake (from "Tamerlane") is a peasant girl.
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* She attaches herself to people she sees as fancy or posh like Annabel and Prospero, always putting herself in a subservient role.
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* She attaches herself to people she sees as fancy or posh like Annabel and Prospero, always putting herself in a subservient role.role.
[[WMG: Lenore pulled a SweetPollyOliver in order to marry Annabel Lee]]
When Montressor and Lenore go into her memories, they see past Lenore cut her hair short before setting her room on fire. According to this theory, Lenore was FakingTheDead in order to reintroduce herself in a male persona and offer herself as a suitor to Annabel.
[[WMG: Lenore pulled a SweetPollyOliver in order to marry Annabel Lee]]
When Montressor and Lenore go into her memories, they see past Lenore cut her hair short before setting her room on fire. According to this theory, Lenore was FakingTheDead in order to reintroduce herself in a male persona and offer herself as a suitor to Annabel.
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* Ada acts WickedPretentous, including mispronouncing "fancy" words and calling herself a lady while acting like a whiny brat.
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* Ada acts WickedPretentous, WickedPretentious, including mispronouncing "fancy" words and calling herself a lady while acting like a whiny brat.
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!The Games
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"The Learning" is about a computer that achieves conciousness, and begins attempting to emulate human behavior (or as it calls them, "flesh machines"). By the end, it begins to enact a sequence, which will eradicate humanity. "Sentient 6" is about a prototype of a sentient computer, which longs to become more than a machine (the lyrics implying that the machine wants to learn to dream, just like the machine in "The Learning" learned), and when it fails at that, it activates a sequence to eradicate humanity... Unless Nevermore wanted to write songs about two separate machines that both become concious and decide to eradicate humanity, it seems a little too obvious that those two songs are connected. For added effect, they even played "The Learning" followed immediately by "Sentient 6" on the Year Of The Voyager album.
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"The Learning" is about a computer that achieves conciousness, and begins attempting to emulate human behavior (or as it calls them, "flesh machines"). By the end, it begins to enact a sequence, which will eradicate humanity. "Sentient 6" is about a prototype of a sentient computer, which longs to become more than a machine (the lyrics implying that the machine wants to learn to dream, just like the machine in "The Learning" learned), and when it fails at that, it activates a sequence to eradicate humanity... Unless Nevermore wanted to write songs about two separate machines that both become concious and decide to eradicate humanity, it seems a little too obvious that those two songs are connected. For added effect, they even played "The Learning" followed immediately by "Sentient 6" on the Year Of The Voyager album.album.
!The Webcomic
[[WMG: Ada was a peasant/servant when she was alive]]
This is a fairly popular theory, with a decent amount of evidence.
* Ada acts WickedPretentous, including mispronouncing "fancy" words and calling herself a lady while acting like a whiny brat.
* Her chosen last meal when she was alive would have been caviar, a famously expensive delicacy. When she actually tries to eat it, she finds that she absolutely loathes caviar, leading Prospero to question why she would want caviar if she'd never eaten it.
* She attaches herself to people she sees as fancy or posh like Annabel and Prospero, always putting herself in a subservient role.
!The Webcomic
[[WMG: Ada was a peasant/servant when she was alive]]
This is a fairly popular theory, with a decent amount of evidence.
* Ada acts WickedPretentous, including mispronouncing "fancy" words and calling herself a lady while acting like a whiny brat.
* Her chosen last meal when she was alive would have been caviar, a famously expensive delicacy. When she actually tries to eat it, she finds that she absolutely loathes caviar, leading Prospero to question why she would want caviar if she'd never eaten it.
* She attaches herself to people she sees as fancy or posh like Annabel and Prospero, always putting herself in a subservient role.
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The lush scenery in the first game has an abandoned nature to it, especially the city. Then there are the anteater-like creatures [[spoiler: and the warring race isolated in the cave]] in Nevermore 3.
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The lush scenery in the first game has an abandoned nature to it, especially the city. Then there are the anteater-like creatures [[spoiler: and the warring race isolated in the cave]] in Nevermore 3.3.
[[WMG: "The Learning" and "Sentient 6" are connected somehow]]
"The Learning" is about a computer that achieves conciousness, and begins attempting to emulate human behavior (or as it calls them, "flesh machines"). By the end, it begins to enact a sequence, which will eradicate humanity. "Sentient 6" is about a prototype of a sentient computer, which longs to become more than a machine (the lyrics implying that the machine wants to learn to dream, just like the machine in "The Learning" learned), and when it fails at that, it activates a sequence to eradicate humanity... Unless Nevermore wanted to write songs about two separate machines that both become concious and decide to eradicate humanity, it seems a little too obvious that those two songs are connected. For added effect, they even played "The Learning" followed immediately by "Sentient 6" on the Year Of The Voyager album.
[[WMG: "The Learning" and "Sentient 6" are connected somehow]]
"The Learning" is about a computer that achieves conciousness, and begins attempting to emulate human behavior (or as it calls them, "flesh machines"). By the end, it begins to enact a sequence, which will eradicate humanity. "Sentient 6" is about a prototype of a sentient computer, which longs to become more than a machine (the lyrics implying that the machine wants to learn to dream, just like the machine in "The Learning" learned), and when it fails at that, it activates a sequence to eradicate humanity... Unless Nevermore wanted to write songs about two separate machines that both become concious and decide to eradicate humanity, it seems a little too obvious that those two songs are connected. For added effect, they even played "The Learning" followed immediately by "Sentient 6" on the Year Of The Voyager album.
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The lush scenery in the first game has an abandoned nature to it, especially the city. Then there are the anteater-like creatures [[spoiler: and the warring race isolated in the cave]]《in Nevermore 3.
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The lush scenery in the first game has an abandoned nature to it, especially the city. Then there are the anteater-like creatures [[spoiler: and the warring race isolated in the cave]]《in cave]] in Nevermore 3.
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[[WMG: The trilogy happens {{After the End}}]]
The lush scenery in the first game has an abandoned nature to it, especially the city. Then there are the anteater-like creatures [[spoiler: and the warring race isolated in the cave]]《in Nevermore 3.
The lush scenery in the first game has an abandoned nature to it, especially the city. Then there are the anteater-like creatures [[spoiler: and the warring race isolated in the cave]]《in Nevermore 3.
