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Havn't seen this one before, I was expecting Monaco. Looking forward to seeing this, though it won't be the same without your alarmed yelps.
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Jul 17, 2017 20:34
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So, our lady friend is not, as I originally though, made of red candle wax, but (lack of) flesh and bone? oof, that just makes her exit animation a little more creepy. I was surprised though at the simplicity of this run, I was expecting having to grab the record and play it in that room to cover up the sound of the code, and then divert her back to the blackjack table to save Clay from getting the poison drink.
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Jul 21, 2017 02:34
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There's a lot more going on here than what's obvious. Lafcadio's expression at the piano, the talk of the Marquis' love/wife, the invention that Sixpence talked about, and of course the mystery of the bloody lady. The most obvious ending is that this is all to try and bring her back in some way, and these murders are part of something going wrong. A small aside, considering our murderers have all been referred, a card can be defined as "a person regarded as odd or amusing". They're certainly odd.
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Jul 23, 2017 22:17
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