History TearJerker / TheSecretWorld

* From the spin-off game "The Park" there's Lorraine's entire ordeal. She starts off looking for her son Callum, who has wandered off in an abandoned amusement park only for the Boogeyman (who resides there and has taken Callum) to psychologically torture her (with him revealing that Lorraine may have been neglectful or abusive to Callum) throughout the entire game by bringing out her fears and dark behaviour. When Lorraine, now utterly remorseful by her behaviour and actions towards Callum, finally finds him the Boogeyman forces her to stab him to death. The look on her face after doing so says it all.

* From the spin-off game "The Park" there's Lorraine's entire ordeal. She starts off looking for her son Callum, who has wandered off in an abandoned amusement park only for the Boogeyman (who resides there and has taken Callum) to psychologically torture her (with him revealing that Lorraine may have been neglectful or abusive to Callum) throughout the entire game by bringing out her fears and dark behaviour. When Lorraine, now utterly remorseful by her behaviour and actions towards Callum, finally finds him the Boogeyman forces her to stab him to death. The look on her face after doing so says it all.

* From the spin-off game "The Park" there's Lorraine's entire ordeal. She starts off looking for her son Callum, who has wandered off in an abandoned amusement park only for the Boogeyman (who resides there and has taken Callum) to psychologically torture her (with him revealing that Lorraine may have been neglectful or abusive to Callum) throughout the entire game by bringing out her fears and dark behaviour. When Lorraine, now utterly remorseful by her behaviour and actions towards Callum, finally finds him the Boogeyman forces her to stab him to death. The look on her face after doing so tragically implies that she never wanted to do it.

* From the spin-off game "The Park" there's Lorraine's entire ordeal. She starts off looking for her son Callum, who has wandered off in an abandoned amusement park only for the Boogeyman (who resides there and has taken Callum) to psychologically torture her (with him revealing that Lorraine may have been abusive to Callum) throughout the entire game by bringing out her fears and dark behaviour. When Lorraine, now utterly remorseful by her behaviour and actions towards Callum, finally finds him the Boogeyman forces her to stab him to death. The look on her face after doing so tragically implies that she never wanted to do it.

* From the spin-off game "The Park" there's Lorraine's entire ordeal. She starts off looking for her son Callum, who has wandered of in an abandoned amusement park only for the Boogeyman (who resides there) to proceed to psychologically torture her (with him revealing that Lorraine may have been abusive to Callum) throughout the entire game. When Lorraine, now utterly remorseful by her behaviour and actions towards Callum, finally finds him the Boogeyman forces her to stab him to death. The look on her face after doing so says it all.

* From the spin-off game "The Park" there's Lorraine's entire ordeal which ends with her killing her own son. The look on her face after doing so says it all.

-->[[spoiler: Vlad Dracula]]: And I love you, Mara. Every time.

* The sad tale behind the Black House. [[spoiler: Carrie Killian only wanted to help the people of Solomon Island, and was rewarded with nothing but suffering: the Illuminati ruined her reputation, the locals continued ruining it with further rumors accusing her of devil worship, and the people who actually accepted her help just went on badmouthing Carrie behind her back. In the end, she ended up getting blamed for a series of deaths around the Island, and an angry mob burned her house to the ground with Carrie still in it - her murderers escaping justice by claiming the death was a suicide. In a final insult, the city council disregarded Carrie Killian's will to have her ashes scattered into the ocean and left her under a cheap tombstone on her property.]]

** The boardroom [[spoiler: where the FNF gathered for the mass-suicide. Sabrina and Kinji said they'd hold hands at the end: from the looks of things, they tried... but couldn't.]]

* The sad tale behind the Black House. [[spoiler: Carrie Killian only wanted to help the people of Solomon Island, and was rewarded with nothing but suffering: the Illuminati ruined her reputation, the locals continued ruining it with further rumours accusing her of devil worship, and the people who actually accepted her help just went on badmouthing Carrie behind her back. In the end, she ended up getting blamed for a series of deaths around the Island, and an angry mob burned her house to the ground with Carrie still in it - her murderers escaping justice by claiming the death was a suicide. In a final insult, the city council disregarded Carrie Killian's will to have her ashes scattered into the ocean and left her under a cheap tombstone on her property.]]

** Another sidequest from the FNF instance, "The Lost Letters," features several letters written by the aforementioned Kinji to his parents - once again featuring sweet greetings to family and discussions of his crush on Sabrina before everything goes horribly wrong. [[spoiler: If anything, these are even worse than Sabrina's diary, for the letters actually chart the course of Kinji's indoctrination and SanitySlippage: towards the end, one entry remarks with horror at how none of the group can trust their own judgement anymore, with Kinji himself spending half an hour crying abd banging his head against a wall - all because one of the counselors rebuked him for shaving the wrong way. Particularly heartbreaking is Kinji's growing despair as he realizes that his parents are never going to reply - unaware that the FNF haven't been sending any of his letters. By the end, he can't even use the terms "mother" or "father" anymore: he can only call them "breeders of this vessel," and eerily thank them for never replying while he gears up for the mass suicide.]]

* Mara and [[spoiler: Vlad's]] romance was one filled with Tragedy. Yet despite it all they both loved each other forevermore. Evan as [[spoiler: Dracula]]: must end her life their final words to one another are heartbreaking as she briefly returns to who she was before becoming a Monster.

--> -He stabs her through heart-