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Originally Posted by GuestSpeaker
I guess that depends on A if you think the obsessional love of a broken person is weak (broken as in, life of loneliness and rejection followed by six years of torture and living with self hatred because it is probably her body's inability to love that always gets in her way)
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I'd like to point out one of my favorite arguments for an
innocent murder game. It's the epitaph:
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The Witch will praise the wise, and should bestow four treasures.
One shall be, all the gold from the Golden Land.
One shall be, the resurrection of the souls of all the dead.
One shall be, even the resurrection of the lost love.
One shall be, to put the Witch to sleep for all time.
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"all the gold from the Golden Land" is pretty obvious: At the end of the game, Yasu is to give away the hidden stash of gold.
"the resurrection of the souls of all the dead" is a 'spell' that in real world terms can only be achieved if the deaths were fake in the first place.
"the resurrection of the lost love" is the only part that Yasu can't control.
This is the part she hopes to 'magically' come true.
"to put the Witch to sleep for all time" wraps it up. Yasu will reveal everything and retire from her role as Beatrice.