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One-Man Army: Brother Silence takes on an entire Pagan Cult and a few other adversaries to reclaim the relic. His badassery is most likely because he is descended from the bloodline of a Templar that slayed a Nephelim. Cooldown: After taking a snap of a ghost, you need to wait for the camera to recharge before being able to take another snapshot.

Excuse Plot: Unlike the other games in The Hunt, Axis Mundi doesn't really have an overarching plot, and is more of a "day in the life" episode with the main character investigating a haunted mall and exploring the past of 3 different spirits with no real connecting narrative tying them together. When the song is over, Mr. Wonka ushers the party into a boat made of candy. They rush down the chocolate river to Mr. Wonka’s secret Inventing Room. He shows off his in-progress candies, including a gum that provides the chewer with a three-course meal. Violet Beauregarde, the gum-chewer, can’t resist snatching it from Mr. Wonka, even though he tells her not to. She thoroughly enjoys the first two courses but turns blue and expands like a blueberry when she gets to the dessert course. Oompa-Loompas roll her away to juice her while others sing a song about how nasty it is to chew gum all the time. Multiple Endings: Depending on whether you let yourself fall into the hole, jump out of the hole and escape to the boat, or find all five hidden gems (which let you survive the fall) and reach the end of the area under the hole. In early 2008, Geoffrey Hughes reprised his role as Onslow once again for a clipshow of the series; this was for broadcast on American television and sees him teaching a credit course at the Open University having selected "successful relationships" as his subject matter. The programme was also released on Region 1 DVD. [13] [14] [15] Mind Your Manors [ edit ] A little girl has gone missing, and the only way to find her is by deciphering some cryptic tomes and learning the dark magic contained within.Perverse Puppet: The puppets in the child's nightmare start off somewhat creepy due to being placed all over the place and giving the player a sense of unease but then they start moving with weeping angel's rules and armed with knives. Then it gets worse when we get to the ending.

Apocalyptic Log: You can find a few notes detailing what's been going on with previous residents before Thomas visits. The writers of these notes have already perished. The exception is William, sort of. Certain levels have absolutely nothing happening in them: no enemies, no mushrooms to collect, not even any sound besides the player character's movement and the suspicious noises outside of the LCD. The game is set in rural Finland 1888 during the midsummer, where hardworking farmhouses across the nation are celebrating Juhannus. It's a night-less night that is believed to hold magical properties, where many younger folk participate in playful rituals and fun games. Swept up in the superstitions, a young protagonist tries a ritual their father has told them about. But be warned; because they were deemed unlovable by their peers, not everyone wants to see them succeed in their scavenger hunt for flowers. They would rather brand them to take part in one of their games as the Hunsvotti.No Good Deed Goes Unpunished: William saves a hurt deer, and all he got out of it was the same animal biting him. Which slowly starts a Lovecraftian crisis in Ravenshollow. Watsonian versus Doylist: When the LCD game runs out of batteries, it promts the player to use the WASD controls and mouse to move around the house outside of the game. It doesn't make any sense in-story why an LCD game would instruct the player to use controls specific to the computer, but it's necessary to help players adjust to the Unexpected Gameplay Change while still keeping them immersed in the setting.

An astronaut has been assigned to research a strange planet with only a computer for company. A mysterious meteor crashing into the planet irreversibly alters this arrangement. Action Girl: Melissa is willing to go through hell and high water to find her father again. And interestingly enough this still applies to both versions of the protagonist, the one who slowly becomes the monster and the other who latches onto her humanity. The Fourth Wall Will Not Protect You: In-Universe; the final challenge is getting new batteries for your game...and Death appears to stop you. Real After All: The ending has the child wake up from a nightmare about killer human-sized puppets and some sort of giant meat worm monster that tries to eat them. But then suddenly the lights go out and the entire theater is filled with the screams of it's audience and the sounds of knives being stabbed into their flesh. Turns out the kid's nightmare of killer puppets wasn't too farfetched. Horror Hunger: After having right hand ripped off and then killing one of the Growth Monsters, Melissa will suddenly be afflicted with a hunger that makes the flesh of the monster she just killed seem appetizing. Although you can make her ignore this hunger which nets you a Happy Ending.Keeping Up Appearances. Series 5. Episode 3. Event occurs at 19:28. It houses my Royal Doulton with the hand-painted periwinkles. Items that are not available in store will take 3-5 working days (excluding weekends and bank holidays) to be delivered to your nominated store. Featureless Protagonist: Downplayed; you don't get to see much of Thomas besides his arms and hands. You do, however, manage to find a painting of himself in William's home. Three books related to the series have been released in the UK. Two were written by Jonathan Rice and published by BBC Books and the other one was written by Harold Snoad (the director of Keeping Up Appearances) and was published by Book Guild Publishing. Bestiality Is Depraved: The Berriss farmstead is listed as belonging to Mr. and Mrs. Berriss. Mr. Berriss is the hunter who accidentally started the whole mess. When you find a portrait of Daisy Berriss, she turns out to be a Beagle.