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FINAL INVESTIGATION
No one is dead today. Why would they when the end is so close? You can practically taste it (or is that your stomach?) as the final Friday dawns. It's time to get some answers.
The Storyteller isn't talking to anyone but it's a good guess to see where she went. There's one final door that hasn't been checked, after all.
The Storyteller isn't talking to anyone but it's a good guess to see where she went. There's one final door that hasn't been checked, after all.
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[Mizuki reads the fragment out loud.]
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[Ok so this next part is WILD ic speculation that hasn't been crossreffed with the latest sources AT ALL. That said]
If we kill Real Alice and go forward from that, then Nursery Rhyme will still be sustained by Closetland! And if we kill Real Alice to make sure Nursery Rhyme runs the Glass Game for our dead comrades to live, then we'll just go back and forget everything and disappoint each other's expectations ALL OVER AGAIN!!!
[SHRIEKING TOWARDS THE END???]
What's the point of the power of believing if we can't hope Alice gets better...?!?!?
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[NIGEL PLEASE DON'T REVIVE HER AS THE BIONIC WOMAN. Or do, it'd be pretty par for the course]
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I'm less afraid of the Storyteller and more... [He trails off, digging into those memories he's still managed to hold onto.]
...There was a girl who was trapped in the Dream. She only had teeny tiny pieces of her soul left, but she couldn't move on. She wanted to fly with the other souls, to be reborn, but she was too weighed down by the living who couldn't let her go.
I don't want Alice to be like that. She needs to be allowed to move on.
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[After listening to Mizuki, though, he's got a new determination.]
We still need her.
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[He heard about that, but it sounded like things were different than expected if Allen is suddenly able to pull a plug or whatever.]
Look, I don't know the situation over there. Is she actually a ghost? What do you mean when you say you'll kill her?
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She asked me to pull the plug.
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She asked me to do it as a favor to her. So... whatever she asks for in the end...
I'll do it.
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[He'd rather it be in a happy ending.
Still, he trusts Allen.]
... I leave it to you.
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Mm. I'll... see what she says.
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...Something else?
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[It's really hard to talk but she tries again.]
Number - One - was - right - I'm - really - really - scared - not - of - dying - but - of - her - maybe - we - can - make - her - Alice - again?
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...Okay. It's a favor to you, so... I'll do whatever you ask.
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Alice - made - me - happy - and - so - did - you - I - believe - in - you - Allen
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...It was fun playing with you. And- and you're not the only bad one here, either.
I don't want to kill you. [He never did, not really.] So--
All of that's why... I want you to be able to make the choice this time.
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[She pauses.]
Don't - cry - okay - I'll - believe - in - you
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...I hurt a lot of people in the Dream. The most evil person there was probably...
[...
No. Now's not the time. He shakes his head.]
...We'll figure something out. I believe in us, too.
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