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** Once such example is the "TREE-mendous tree" pun Seffrin makes when talking to Isabeau in front of the Favor Tree. Initially Seffrin's narration saying "No, you will always make the pun" if you try and skip it is entertaining, a reflection of his dedication to bad puns. Later though he adds that he needs the routine to stop him going insane, and eventually has the option to give up on the bit outright and simply remain silent.
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** Once such example is the "TREE-mendous tree" pun Seffrin Siffrin makes when talking to Isabeau in front of the Favor Tree. Initially Seffrin's Siffrin's narration saying "No, you will always make the pun" if you try and skip it is entertaining, a reflection of his dedication to bad puns. Later though he adds that he needs the routine to stop him going insane, and eventually has the option to give up on the bit outright and simply remain silent.
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** In one of the dead end rooms Siffrin can enter by using the crest on the wrong tears (at which point it's impossible to reach the king) is a broken doll. Siffrin can hug it and sadly note that "This doll will never see the end." [[spoiler: Thankfully subverted if he picks it up during Act 5.]]
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** In one of the dead end rooms Siffrin can enter by using the crest on the wrong tears (at which point it's impossible to reach the king) is a broken doll. Siffrin can hug it and sadly note that "This doll will never see the end." [[spoiler: Thankfully subverted if he picks it up during Act 5.5 and then examines it in the final act.]]
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** Once such example is the "TREE-mendous tree" pun Seffrin makes when talking to Isabeau in front of the Favor Tree. Initially Seffrin's narration saying "No, you will always make the pun" if you try and skip it is entertaining, a reflection of his dedication to bad puns. Later though he adds that he needs the routine to stop him going insane, and eventually has the option to give up on the bit outright and simply remain silent.
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** Once such example is the "TREE-mendous tree" pun Seffrin makes when talking to Isabeau in front of the Favor Tree. Initially Seffrin's narration saying "No, you will always make the pun" if you try and skip it is entertaining, a reflection of his dedication to bad puns. Later though he adds that he needs the routine to stop him going insane, and eventually has the option to give up on the bit outright and simply remain silent.silent.
** In one of the dead end rooms Siffrin can enter by using the crest on the wrong tears (at which point it's impossible to reach the king) is a broken doll. Siffrin can hug it and sadly note that "This doll will never see the end." [[spoiler: Thankfully subverted if he picks it up during Act 5.]]
** In one of the dead end rooms Siffrin can enter by using the crest on the wrong tears (at which point it's impossible to reach the king) is a broken doll. Siffrin can hug it and sadly note that "This doll will never see the end." [[spoiler: Thankfully subverted if he picks it up during Act 5.]]
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* In Act 4 Siffrin can start to let their facade slip and be uncharacteristically silent. Isabeau's reaction to this is to tell them a joke to cheer them up. It works and Siffrin laughs, only for the cute moment to be undercut by Siffrin's narration saying "You'll have to remember to laugh next time".
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* In Act 4 Siffrin can start to let their facade slip and be uncharacteristically silent. Isabeau's reaction to this is to tell them a joke to cheer them up. It works and Siffrin laughs, only for the cute moment to be undercut by Siffrin's narration saying "You'll have to remember to laugh next time".time".
* The house is full of charming environmental interactions and dialogue with your party. Gradually though repetition starts to make them lose all meaning for Siffrin, with jokes ceasing to be funny and provoking less and less of a reaction to the point where Siffrin knows them by heart and is simply parroting their lines robotically from a script, impatient to carry on.
** Once such example is the "TREE-mendous tree" pun Seffrin makes when talking to Isabeau in front of the Favor Tree. Initially Seffrin's narration saying "No, you will always make the pun" if you try and skip it is entertaining, a reflection of his dedication to bad puns. Later though he adds that he needs the routine to stop him going insane, and eventually has the option to give up on the bit outright and simply remain silent.
* The house is full of charming environmental interactions and dialogue with your party. Gradually though repetition starts to make them lose all meaning for Siffrin, with jokes ceasing to be funny and provoking less and less of a reaction to the point where Siffrin knows them by heart and is simply parroting their lines robotically from a script, impatient to carry on.
** Once such example is the "TREE-mendous tree" pun Seffrin makes when talking to Isabeau in front of the Favor Tree. Initially Seffrin's narration saying "No, you will always make the pun" if you try and skip it is entertaining, a reflection of his dedication to bad puns. Later though he adds that he needs the routine to stop him going insane, and eventually has the option to give up on the bit outright and simply remain silent.
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** [[spoiler: Should Siffrin lose against Loop in their fight, Loop will prep the killing blow... Only to break down, unable to do it. Despite everything, they're still the gentle Siffrin at heart: and it just highlights how lost they are now that they're here.]]
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** [[spoiler: Should Siffrin lose against Loop in their fight, Loop will prep the killing blow... Only to break down, unable to do it. Despite everything, they're still the gentle Siffrin at heart: and it just highlights how lost they are now that they're here.]]]]
* In Act 4 Siffrin can start to let their facade slip and be uncharacteristically silent. Isabeau's reaction to this is to tell them a joke to cheer them up. It works and Siffrin laughs, only for the cute moment to be undercut by Siffrin's narration saying "You'll have to remember to laugh next time".
* In Act 4 Siffrin can start to let their facade slip and be uncharacteristically silent. Isabeau's reaction to this is to tell them a joke to cheer them up. It works and Siffrin laughs, only for the cute moment to be undercut by Siffrin's narration saying "You'll have to remember to laugh next time".
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* Loop. [[spoiler: Everything about their backstory and character is just tragic. They're a Siffrin from another timeline (heavily implied to be the prologue game, albeit one where they never beat the king) and unlike our Siffrin, never managed to get a good ending. Stuck in the loops for so long and filled with despair, they wished to leave it all: and so they were warped into the starlike being we know them as today, and forced to help our Siffrin through his loops, suffering in the knowledge that none of his friends in this world recognize him as Siffrin and that they can never go home.]]
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* Loop. [[spoiler: Everything about their backstory and character is just tragic. They're a Siffrin from another timeline (heavily implied to be the prologue game, albeit one where they never beat the king) and who, unlike our Siffrin, never managed to get a good ending. Stuck in the loops for so long and filled with despair, they wished to leave it all: and so they were warped into the starlike being we know them as today, and forced to help our Siffrin through his loops, suffering in the knowledge that none of his friends in this world recognize him as Siffrin and that they can never go home.]]
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* [[spoiler:Sif crying and falling to their knees at the idea that they may be stuck for good in front of Loop before they lash out for them withholding information. To make things worse, even Loop's taken aback and horrified at how bad Siffrin's mental state has gotten and desperately begs them not to give up.]]
* How self-destructive Sif becomes as they go through the House in Act 5. He does things such as [[spoiler:taking more than the recommended painkiller amount, attempting to drink despite not liking alcohol (though it turns out to be just regular grape juice), and cutting themselves with a piece of glass.]]
* How self-destructive Sif becomes as they go through the House in Act 5. He does things such as [[spoiler:taking more than the recommended painkiller amount, attempting to drink despite not liking alcohol (though it turns out to be just regular grape juice), and cutting themselves with a piece of glass.]]
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* In Act 5, [[spoiler:Sif crying cries and falling falls to their his knees at the idea that they he may be stuck for good in front of Loop before they lash he lashes out for them withholding information. To make things worse, even Loop's taken aback and horrified at how bad Siffrin's mental state has gotten and desperately begs them him not to give up.]]
* How self-destructive Sif becomes as they go through the House in Act 5. He does things such as [[spoiler:taking more than the recommended painkiller amount, attempting to drink despite not liking alcohol (though it turns out to be just regular grape juice), and cuttingthemselves himself with a piece of glass.]]
* How self-destructive Sif becomes as they go through the House in Act 5. He does things such as [[spoiler:taking more than the recommended painkiller amount, attempting to drink despite not liking alcohol (though it turns out to be just regular grape juice), and cutting
