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*** In Madison's case, she's initially jealous of Tara and Morgan's budding relationship, which could suggest she's actually jealous of Morgan, especially after Tara cuts Madison out of the investigation and works more closely with Morgan(around the time Madison becomes aware Tara and Morgan are an item). Her feelings for Tara may explain why she stuck with ''Taranormal''' as long as she had, even after losing her passion for it. In the good ending, [[spoiler:her agreeing to help train Morgan to be her replacement while still making guest appearances, combined with spending some of her newfound free time with Abigail]], can symbolize coming to terms with her feelings for Tara and accepting her place as Tara's BestFriend.

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*** In Madison's case, she's initially jealous of Tara and Morgan's budding relationship, which could suggest she's actually jealous of Morgan, especially after Tara cuts Madison out of the investigation and works more closely with Morgan(around the time Madison becomes aware Tara and Morgan are an item). Her feelings for Tara may explain why she stuck with ''Taranormal''' ''Taranormal'' as long as she had, even after losing her passion for it. In the good ending, [[spoiler:her agreeing to help train Morgan to be her replacement while still making guest appearances, combined with spending some of her newfound free time with Abigail]], can symbolize coming to terms with her feelings for Tara and accepting her place as Tara's BestFriend.
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** "Communion," Abigail's theme. It's an appropriately melancholic theme for a ghost who's been lonely for two centuries.
** "Daggersmile," Evelyn's theme. A rather eerie theme for an intimidating woman.
** "Episode One," Tara's theme. It captures Tara's peppy energy.
** "Into Another World," a song that expresses the mystery of Eysenfeld.
** "Ritual Snow," which plays during the climax and captures the dark, ominous mood of the entire event.

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** "Communion," "[[https://youtu.be/2I4lTCPaEJs Communion]]," Abigail's theme. It's an appropriately melancholic theme for a ghost who's been lonely for two centuries.
** "Daggersmile," "[[https://youtu.be/j5UY0t0GamA Daggersmile]]," Evelyn's theme. A rather eerie theme for an intimidating woman.
** "Episode One," "[[https://youtu.be/h0BP1w02yt0 Episode One]]," Tara's theme. It captures Tara's peppy energy.
** "Into "[[https://youtu.be/_Hg6mrtinLE Into Another World," World]]," a song that expresses the mystery of Eysenfeld.
** "Ritual Snow," "[[https://youtu.be/9sisTnPLj_I Ritual Snow]]," which plays during the climax and captures the dark, ominous mood of the entire event.
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: Early on, Madison briefly wonders whether Morgan invited her and Tara out to Eysenfeld to kill them, which isn't played very seriously. Later on in the story, as the two of them end up in danger [[spoiler:and Madison actually dies]], Morgan blames herself for inviting them to come and endangering them.

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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: HarsherInHindsight: Early on, Madison briefly wonders whether Morgan invited her and Tara out to Eysenfeld to kill them, which isn't played very seriously. Later on in the story, as the two of them end up in danger [[spoiler:and Madison actually dies]], Morgan blames herself for inviting them to come and endangering them.

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* CaptainObviousReveal: [[spoiler:Evelyn is evil. She's rather cold toward not just Tara and Madison, but also her own daughter, Morgan. A lot of her lines contain thinly veiled death threats against Madison. As a result, if there's any character among the human cast who comes off as a candidate for the villain, it's her. The game doesn't even treat this as much of a surprise, since Madison is unsurprised after Abigail tells her that Evelyn tricked her.]]


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* ObviousJudas: [[spoiler:Evelyn Fischer]] is the BigBad behind the curse. She's rather cold toward not just Tara and Madison, but also her own daughter, Morgan. A lot of her lines contain thinly veiled death threats against Madison. As a result, if there's any character among the human cast who comes off as a candidate for the villain, it's her. The game doesn't even treat this as much of a surprise, since Madison is unsurprised after Abigail tells her that Evelyn tricked her. Effectively, the real twist is [[spoiler:''[[TheFairFolk what]]'' she actually is]].
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** In the unused "lady of the lake" ending, Abigail is the only one who [[spoiler:doesn't try to talk Morgan out of becoming Fairy Queen in Madison's place.]] Is this because she knows [[spoiler:Morgan]] has made up her mind and wants to respect her decision? Or is it because [[spoiler:she would rather see Morgan accept this fate if it means Madison's freedom]]? Is it even possible for Abigail, [[spoiler:a member of the Dalsing[=/=]Fischer bloodline]], to [[spoiler:take Morgan and Madison's place]]? Considering that this is cut content, Abigail's character may have been entirely different for this scene.

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