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* YouLoseAtZeroTrust: There are two "life bars", which are essentially the reputation of the student council and the school. As is explained in the tutorial, if you lose too much of either one, they'll restore their reputation by blaming everything on you and kicking you out.
* YoungerThanTheyLook: Between her harsh expressions, overdone makeup and excellent performing skill, Thaïs does not look like she's tied for the youngest member of the council.

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* YouLoseAtZeroTrust: There are two "life bars", which are essentially the reputation of the student council and the school. As is explained in the tutorial, if you lose too much of either one, they'll restore their reputation by blaming everything on you and kicking you out.
* YoungerThanTheyLook: Between her harsh expressions, overdone makeup and excellent performing skill, Thaïs does not look like she's tied for the youngest member of the council.
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* GoodIsNotNice: You're trying to keep the school running. Some of your main actions to do so are harassment, stalking, searching rooms and suspensions.


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* YouLoseAtZeroTrust: There are two "life bars", which are essentially the reputation of the student council and the school. As is explained in the tutorial, if you lose too much of either one, they'll restore their reputation by blaming everything on you and kicking you out.
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* SexualExtortion: [[spoiler: Elsa can do this to Miss Talmage, blackmailing her for "intimate personal instruction" in exchange for not revealing her role in the year's events. Miss Talmage is confused by Elsa's demand at first, but the epilogue and [=CGs=] indicate that she ends up quite happy with the situation.]]
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* EasterEgg: The HolidayMode variant. If you play the game on [[AprilFools April 1st]] or [[AllHallowsEve October 31st]], there will be a special variant of the goth case and the drug case. In the goth case[[spoiler: the goth is actually a vampire who is intent on purifying the world. After she turns enough of the students, she will then bite Elsa, which causes a NonStandardGameOver.]] For the drug case [[spoiler: the girls are taking part in bioengineering experiment that is modifying their bodies into insects.]]

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* EasterEgg: The HolidayMode variant. If you play the game on [[AprilFools April 1st]] or [[AllHallowsEve October 31st]], there will be a special variant of the goth case and the drug case. In the goth case[[spoiler: the goth is actually a vampire who is intent on purifying the world. After she turns enough of the students, she will then bite Elsa, which causes a NonStandardGameOver.vampire.]] For the drug case [[spoiler: the girls are taking part in bioengineering an experiment that is modifying their bodies changing them into insects.]]
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* EasterEgg: The [[HolidayMode]] variant. If you play the game on [[AprilFools April 1st]] or [[AllHallowsEve October 31st]], there will be a special variant of the goth case and the drug case. In the goth case[[spoiler: the goth is actually a vampire who is intent on purifying the world. After she turns enough of the students, she will then bite Elsa, which causes a NonStandardGameOver.]] For the drug case [[spoiler: the girls are taking part in bioengineering experiment that is modifying their bodies into insects.]]

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* EasterEgg: The [[HolidayMode]] HolidayMode variant. If you play the game on [[AprilFools April 1st]] or [[AllHallowsEve October 31st]], there will be a special variant of the goth case and the drug case. In the goth case[[spoiler: the goth is actually a vampire who is intent on purifying the world. After she turns enough of the students, she will then bite Elsa, which causes a NonStandardGameOver.]] For the drug case [[spoiler: the girls are taking part in bioengineering experiment that is modifying their bodies into insects.]]
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* EasterEgg: The [[HolidayMode]] variant. If you play the game on [[AprilFools April 1st]] or [[AllHallowsEve October 31st]], there will be a special variant of the goth case and the drug case. In the goth case[[spoiler: the goth is actually a vampire who is intent on purifying the world. After she turns enough of the students, she will then bite Elsa, which causes a NonStandardGameOver.]] For the drug case [[spoiler: the girls are taking part in bioengineering experiment that is modifying their bodies into insects.]]

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* ILoveYouBecauseICantControlYou: Althea is used to dating timid freshmen who follow her lead, and if you take the more assertive conversation options with her, she's taken off guard but also impressed. [[spoiler: It's the easiest way to get her best romance ending, in which you continue dating after high school and go on a cruise together.]]

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* ILoveYouBecauseICantControlYou: Althea is used to dating timid freshmen who follow her lead, and if you take lead; picking the more assertive conversation options with her, she's taken off guard but also impressed. is the best way to impress her. [[spoiler: It's also the easiest way to get her best romance ending, in which you continue dating after high school and go on a cruise together.]]


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* VideoGameCrueltyPunishment: Mistreating one of the girls on their romance path can end very badly. In particular, [[spoiler: Rowan can turn back into a traitor, and Vonne can go insane and kick out your other remaining council members.]]
** The first part of the steam tunnels plot case involves gossiping with other students to try and find places where the tunnels are rumored to be. Any girl you've had negative interactions with (harassment, detention, and the like) on a previous case will refuse to talk to you.
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* BreakThemByTalking: Miss Talmage uses this during [[spoiler: her boss fight, at the halfway point. Any minions who don't have high enough loyalty will leave, but the ones who do shrug it off and continue.]]

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* NintendoHard: The initial learning curve is harsh.

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* NintendoHard: The initial learning curve is harsh.harsh, and the early game can be especially frustrating depending on who you draw as the traitor.


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* ProtagonistCenteredMorality: Although you have a lot of freedom in how benevolent or cruel you make Elsa, at the end of the day you're still spying on people and searching their rooms without permission, harassing girls for information whether you have proof that they know something or not, and potentially solving cases by breaking up friendships and suspending or expelling people.
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* ShoutOut: The Steam achievement for [[spoiler: having your Queen poisoned by the Red Mask Society]] is named [[VisualNovel/LongLiveTheQueen Long Live the Queen]].

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* ShoutOut: The Steam achievement for [[spoiler: having your Queen poisoned by the Red Mask Society]] is named [[VisualNovel/LongLiveTheQueen Long Live the Queen]]. For bonus points, [[spoiler: it's poisoned chocolate]].
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** An aversion comes when you [[spoiler: finish the steam tunnels quest and discover an actual smuggling operation there]]. The narration mentions that this is something for the police to handle. On the other hand, it ''is'' played straight if you fail to solve the quest - but then, you knew from the start that you were a convenient {{scapegoat}}.
* AdultsAreUseless: Miss Talmage refuses to just tell you where the steam tunnels are. Regulations, you know. You're supposed to find them despite this being totally against the rules. [[spoiler: She's worse than useless, she's actively causing most of the trouble at St. Claudine's.]]


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* TheScapegoat: Your job is not just to keep scandals under control, it's to be a convenient scapegoat for the administration if and when they do break loose. [[spoiler: You're also the fall guy for Miss Talmage's plan to get her budget increased.]]
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* EroticEating: Vonne may do this with her dessert on a date with Elsa.
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* BigBrotherIsEmployingYou: Though you represent the governance of a school rather than a nation, you're still essentially the chief of the secret police.

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* BigBrotherIsEmployingYou: Though you represent the governance of a school rather than a nation, you're still essentially the (easily expendable) chief of the secret police.
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* BigBrotherIsEmployingYou: Though you represent the governance of a school rather than a nation, you're still essentially the chief of the secret police.
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** Copiously references VideoGame/Floor13, [[https://steamcommunity.com/app/400580/discussions/0/517142253858920677/ confirmed by word of god]]. Both games have a similar timeframe-turn-based system, in which you execute shadowy, sometimes ethically questionable activities to maintain the reputation and prestige of your employer, dealing with time-limited randomized cases, with optional missions for a secret society you can work for on the side, and a limited pool of investigatory resources. The aforementioned secret society is a very specific shout-out to Floor 13. It could almost be considered a SpiritualSuccessor - though the developers never actually ''played'' Floor 13, despite using it for inspiration.

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** Copiously references VideoGame/Floor13, [[https://steamcommunity.com/app/400580/discussions/0/517142253858920677/ confirmed by word of god]].by]] WordOfGod. Both games have a similar timeframe-turn-based system, in which you execute shadowy, sometimes ethically questionable activities to maintain the reputation and prestige of your employer, dealing with time-limited randomized cases, with optional missions for a secret society you can work for on the side, and a limited pool of investigatory resources. The aforementioned secret society is a very specific shout-out to Floor 13. It could almost be considered a SpiritualSuccessor - though the developers never actually ''played'' Floor 13, despite using it for inspiration.
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** Copiously references VideoGame/Floor13, [[https://steamcommunity.com/app/400580/discussions/0/517142253858920677/ confirmed by word of god]]. Both games have a similar timeframe-turn-based system, in which you execute shadowy, sometimes ethically questionable activities to maintain the reputation and prestige of your employer, dealing with time-limited randomized cases, with optional missions for a secret society you can work for on the side, and a limited pool of investigatory resources. The aforementioned secret society is a very specific shout-out to Floor 13. It could almost be considered a SpiritualSuccessor - though the developers never actually ''played'' Floor 13, despite using it for inspiration.

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* AlphaBitch: Thaïs, mildly subverted. She has the blond hair and attitude, but she's not popular (anymore) and apparently hates the idea of ''being'' popular.



* BigSisterInstinct: Althea for Thaïs, to the point that she got a reputation for being violent due to how she would act toward anyone who bullied her.



* BrilliantButLazy: Althea only joined the student council to satisfy her parents and add her participation to a university application, obviously doesn't care about doing a good job for the most part [[spoiler: and will flake out and only act every other day on any route but her own unless her loyalty is boosted.]] She's also remarkably talented at extracting information from other students, as her two highest stats are Social and Intimidation, which are the key stats for the Harass action.
* TheBully: Althea used to be.



* ClingyJealousGirl: Even when not [[spoiler: pushed to {{Yandere}} levels]], Vonne has elements of this. She's been in love with you for years and will express disapproval of your forming a close relationship with the other girls on their paths, even if you deny romantic intentions. [[spoiler: On her path, if you make her as jealous and paranoid as possible, she'll kick out not only Mallory, who's implied to get a lot of attention from other girls and might have been a point of contention between you two before, but Rowan, whom you probably haven't spoken to privately in months.]]
** One of the variants of the case "Trouble in Paradise" is that one of a pair of best friends has made a new friend and the other girl is jealous. Sometimes you can persuade the jealous girl that all three of them can be friends, but sometimes she won't be happy unless you harass the new friend into staying away.

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* ClingyJealousGirl: Even when not [[spoiler: pushed to {{Yandere}} levels]], Vonne has elements of this. She's been in love with you for years and will express disapproval of your forming a close relationship with the other girls on their paths, even if you deny romantic intentions. [[spoiler: On her path, if you make her as jealous and paranoid as possible, she'll kick out not only Mallory, who's implied to get a lot of attention from other girls and might have been a point of contention between you two before, but Rowan, whom you probably haven't spoken to privately in months.]]
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One of the variants of the case "Trouble in Paradise" is that one of a pair of best friends has made a new friend and the other girl is jealous. Sometimes you can persuade the jealous girl that all three of them can be friends, but sometimes she won't be happy unless you harass the new friend into staying away.



* EvilTeacher: [[spoiler: Miss Talmage. The final case reveals that she's been influencing things behind the scenes to cause more cases because her pay grade increases with the amount of trouble she has to deal with.]]
* FaceHeelRevolvingDoor: If [[spoiler: Rowan]] is the traitor, [[HeelFaceTurn getting her to confess]] and protecting her will let you keep her on the council. [[WhatTheHellHero If you romance and mistreat her]], [[spoiler: [[VideoGameCrueltyPunishment she'll turn traitor again and will resume sabotaging her assignments.]]]]
* FeaturelessProtagonist: Averted with Elsa Jackson, though it's not made immediately obvious. She does has a MultipleChoicePast and can range from taciturn and cruel to warm and affectionate depending on your choices; however she is also noted to unflappable and always collected, verging on TheComicallySerious. Her past relationships with Vonne and Althea are also set in stone, as is the fact that she's black.



* ForgottenChildhoodFriend: Elsa doesn't seem to remember her childhood friendship with Vonne or why it ended, but on her route you can reveal through dialogue choices that [[spoiler: the teachers forced them to stop being friends for some reason.]]



* HotTeacher: Miss Talmage may not make the best first impression [[spoiler: and is definitely making things harder than they should be,]] but she's still quite attractive.
* HypercompetentSidekick: Vonne, to the point where she's already having damaged furniture in the student council room replaced before the other members are even introduced, and being the only one observant enough to notice [[StealthHiBye Rowan]] in the room, including Elsa. [[spoiler: [[JustifiedTrope Justified]] by her being Elsa's {{Forgotten Childhood Friend}} while also having loved her for years; of course she'd want to make herself as useful to her as possible.]]



* LiteralMinded: Rowan tends to be.



* NewTransferStudent: Mallory; she was popular enough to get elected to the Student Council despite this.
* NiceGirl: Mallory is as close to this as St. Claudine's students go. She's all sweetness and light in the majority of her conversations, worries about Rowan [[spoiler: if Elsa makes the latter her slave]] and [[spoiler: is the only traitor who won't let the fire start at the Harvest Festival if she was protected and not chosen as Queen without requiring a scapegoat.]]



* NoSocialSkills: Rowan is very quiet, gives blunt and literal answers to questions, and generally doesn't seem to like interacting with people much. It's reflected in-game as well, with her Social and Intimidation skills being the lowest of your minions (though she makes up for it with high Stealth and Observation).



* ReallyGetsAround: Althea.



* ScholarshipStudent: Rowan.



* SocialFu: All of the Charm and Intimidate options are pretty much this. [[spoiler: It's also what the FinalBoss fight is.]]



* SubmissiveBadass: Rowan, for a given definition of {{Badass}}. She's by far the best at sneaking around and observing her surroundings, and [[spoiler: can become Elsa's personal slave without complaint, only requesting her help in getting revenge on a bully. There's even an option on that path to answer her {{And Then What}} question by telling her to serve you, which raises her loyalty if it isn't maxed out.]]


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* VerbalJudo: All of the Charm and Intimidate options are pretty much this. [[spoiler: It's also what the FinalBoss fight is.]]
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* WhereTheHellIsSpringfield: The game clearly takes place in the United States, but which state is St. Claudine's in, exactly?
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* ForWantOfANail: Each of the possible "traitors" have a completely different reason for sabotaging the Council. In order:
** If Althea is the traitor, [[spoiler:it's nothing personal, she just wanted to see what she could get away with and what she could accomplish if she tried. She compares it to seeing a house of cards and being tempted to give it a push.]]
** If Vonne is the traitor, [[spoiler:she makes a vague, cryptic remark that it's because "you can't see what's in front of your face." However, given her disappointment that you were only spending time with her to find out if she's the traitor, there's an implication that she did it out of frustration that you couldn't pick up her feelings for you.]]
** If Rowan is the traitor, [[spoiler:she was jealous that all the other girls in school, including you, have spare leotards, new shoes, a bright future to look forward to, etc., while Rowan herself is a "scholarship girl" that the other students look down on as a "charity case".]]
** If Thaïs is the traitor, [[spoiler:at first it was because she thought Althea was going to be President instead of you, and she's jealous of her big sister and wanted to see Althea fail for once. Once you were elected President instead, Thaïs continued to sabotage the Council because she thought Althea was so popular that everyone would just remember her as President anyway.]]
** If Mallory is the traitor, [[spoiler:she hates St. Claudine's because she thought it was going to be full of rich and "snooty" people when her parents sent her here, and the Council seemed to confirm this because it kept spying on other girls, so Mallory thought that since her parents sent her here because St. Claudine's was a good school, if Mallory made sure it wasn't such a good school anymore, her parents would have to take her back home.]]
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* FinalBoss: Yes really. [[spoiler: It's Miss Talmage in a long SocialFu battle.]]

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* FinalBoss: Yes really. [[spoiler: It's Miss Talmage in a long SocialFu battle.]]]] It's actually possible to complete the game without facing said boss, although Elsa won't be left particularly happy in the epilogue.
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* AntiFrustrationFeatures: If you take too long solving plot cases, Miss Talmage will offer you some assistance, which is helpful since failing a plot case ends your game.
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* IncompatibleOrientation: No matter how much you tempt her, Mallory is ultimately straight.

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* IncompatibleOrientation: No matter how much you tempt her, Mallory [[spoiler: Mallory]] is ultimately straight.
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* IncompatibleOrientation: No matter how much you tempt her, Mallory is ultimately straight.
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* FeaturelessProtagonist: Averted with Elsa Jackson, though it's not made immediately obvious. She does has a MultipleChoicePast and can range from taciturn and cruel to warm and affectionate depending on your choices; however she is also noted to unflappable and always collected, verging on TheComicallySerious. Her past relationships with Vonne and Althea is also set in stone, as is the fact that she's Black.

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* FeaturelessProtagonist: Averted with Elsa Jackson, though it's not made immediately obvious. She does has a MultipleChoicePast and can range from taciturn and cruel to warm and affectionate depending on your choices; however she is also noted to unflappable and always collected, verging on TheComicallySerious. Her past relationships with Vonne and Althea is are also set in stone, as is the fact that she's Black.black.
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* AdultFear: This boarding school is indeed full of shenanigans, including some that endanger people's safety, like ''bombs''. One wonders what all the parents of these girls would think if they knew even a tenth of what occurred on a weekly basis.
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The nude model doesn\'t have to be expelled


* GodzillaThreshold: Expulsions should always be last resorts, since they come with an unavoidable reputation loss. [[spoiler: They're also the only way to deal with goths who hate everyone, nude models who claim their 'work' is art, and slave rings if you missed your chance to solve it in a less drastic manner.]]

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* GodzillaThreshold: Expulsions should always be last resorts, since they come with an unavoidable reputation loss. [[spoiler: They're also the only way to deal with a few cases, such as goths who actually do hate everyone, nude models who claim their 'work' is art, and slave rings if you missed your chance to solve it in a less drastic manner.everyone.]]
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* BrilliantButLazy: Althea only joined the student council to satisfy her parents and add her participation to a university application, obviously doesn't care about doing a good job for the most part [[spoiler: and will flake out and only act every other day on any route but her own.]] She's also remarkably talented at extracting information from other students, as her two highest stats are Social and Intimidation, which are the key stats for the Harass action.

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* BrilliantButLazy: Althea only joined the student council to satisfy her parents and add her participation to a university application, obviously doesn't care about doing a good job for the most part [[spoiler: and will flake out and only act every other day on any route but her own.]] She's also remarkably talented at extracting information from other students, as her two highest stats are Social and Intimidation, which are the key stats for the Harass action.



* Some case variants can be this as well, especially if you miss critical clues. Prime examples are the goth case if she hates everyone, where your only choice is to [[spoiler: expel her,]] or the slave ring version of the secret society [[spoiler: if you miss your chance to determine the freshmen involved, leaving you with no choice but to suspend or expel the seniors.]]

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* ** Some case variants can be this as well, especially if you miss critical clues. Prime examples are the goth case if she hates everyone, where your only choice is to [[spoiler: expel her,]] or the slave ring version of the secret society [[spoiler: if you miss your chance to determine the freshmen involved, leaving you with no choice but to suspend or expel the seniors.]]



* IWillPunishYourFriendForYourFailure: If you accept the [[spoiler: Red Mask Society's]] first task but don't complete it in time, [[spoiler: they'll poison your Queen.]]



* JailBait: Thaïs and Mallory, which is the reason Elsa can't become romantically involved with either. [[spoiler: Though you can end up with a kiss from Thaïs and be hug buddies with Mallory.]]



* ThisLoserIsYou: [[DownplayedTrope Downplayed]] but still present in [[spoiler: Vonne's epilogue if she's expelled,]] where she falls in with "gamers and other ne'er-do-wells."



* UngratefulBastard: Get your traitor to confess and protect her from expulsion when the moment of truth comes, but choose someone else as Queen? Enjoy your game over. [[spoiler: Unless your traitor is Thïas, who'll accept using Althea as a scapegoat, or Mallory, who is such a {{Nice Girl}} that she doesn't hold not being chosen against you.]]

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* UngratefulBastard: Get your traitor to confess and protect her from expulsion when the moment of truth comes, but choose someone else as Queen? Enjoy your game over. [[spoiler: Unless your traitor is Thïas, Thaïs, who'll accept using Althea as a scapegoat, or Mallory, who is such a {{Nice Girl}} that she doesn't hold not being chosen against you.]]



** There's also a variant of the case "A Lost Lamb" where [[spoiler: one of the girls is keeping the missing student tied up in her closet. Depending on how long it takes you to solve the case, possibly for ''multiple days.'']]

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** There's also a variant of the case "A Lost Lamb" where [[spoiler: one of the girls is keeping the missing student tied up in her closet. Depending on how long it takes you to solve the case, possibly for ''multiple days.'']]'']]
* YoungerThanTheyLook: Between her harsh expressions, overdone makeup and excellent performing skill, Thaïs does not look like she's tied for the youngest member of the council.
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* DifficultySpike: After the Harvest Festival, the more complex cases such as gambling rings, drug usage and secret societies start popping up. When you get to the [[spoiler: steam tunnels]] case, it happens again, forcing you to deal with the constant barrage of cases while also working on the hardest case in the game save for potentially the {{Final Boss}}, with your game ending immediately if you fail to solve it in time.


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* SidequestSidestory: The cases involving the [[spoiler: Red Mask Society,]] which tie in with three achievements and makes item gathering much more effective at the cost of unlocking a pair of very difficult cases later on.


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** Vonne is Elsa's {{Hypercompetent Sidekick}} and the only one to notice Rowan in the room when the student council first meets. Stat-wise, she's a {{Jack Of All Trades}} save for her Observation, which is tied for the highest with Rowam.

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