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* AmputativeSentencing: In the route where Lady Brit is arrested for spying for Fortinbras, she is sentenced to execution. Queen Gertrude intervenes on her behalf and has her sentence reduced to exile. However, because King Claudius did not approve Brit’s pardon, one of her hands is cut off as “proof” of her death.
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** Peter Quince is just a minor comic relief character in ''Theatre/AMidsummerNightsDream'', idealistic and agreeable if artistically inept. Here he's a much more mischievous [[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaMajorasMask Happy Mask Salesman]]-esque figure, whose plays have a tendency to cause very sudden misfortune. [[spoiler:And not only that, he's the BigBad and is implied to be immortal and thousands of years old, with frightening supernatural power.]]
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** Peter Quince is just a minor comic relief character in ''Theatre/AMidsummerNightsDream'', idealistic and agreeable if though artistically inept. Here he's a much more mischievous [[VideoGame/TheLegendOfZeldaMajorasMask Happy Mask Salesman]]-esque figure, whose plays have a tendency to cause very sudden misfortune. [[spoiler:And not only that, he's the BigBad and is implied to be immortal and thousands of years old, with frightening supernatural power.]]
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* YouHaveToBelieveMe: Ophelia ''can'' shout from the rooftops that she's going through a time loop, but it'll just get her sent to an asylum. This also one of the 11 regular unlockable fates, and one of the few clearly {{bad ending}}s of the game ("Sacrifice Reality for Joy").
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* YouHaveToBelieveMe: Ophelia ''can'' shout from the rooftops that she's going through a time loop, but it'll just get her sent to an asylum. This also one of the 11 regular unlockable fates, and one of the few clearly {{bad ending}}s of the game ("Sacrifice Reality for Joy").Joy").
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* {{Transgender}}: [[spoiler:Bernardo is genderqueer, and moonlights as an actor for female roles (this being the time when acting was strictly a male profession).]]
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* GoldenEnding: [[spoiler: Averted. Every single one of the game's 11 (+2 secret) endings results in death and misfortune - even the sole path through the game's events that features no deaths strongly implies that a war with heavy losses is about to be waged anyway. Even one of the secret endings of the game results in a FateWorseThanDeath for Ophelia as she traps herself in the time loop for good with Quince, preventing him from ever harming anyone else ever again.]]
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* GoldenEnding: [[spoiler: Averted. Every single one of the game's 11 (+2 secret) endings results in death and misfortune - even the sole path through the game's events that features no deaths strongly implies that a war with heavy losses is about to be waged anyway. Even one of the secret endings of the game results in a FateWorseThanDeath for Ophelia as she traps herself in the time loop for good with Quince, preventing him from ever harming anyone else ever again. This trope is also subverted as there is one ending that seems to result in a happy fate for everyone... only for it to all turn to be an illusion and Quince taunting Ophelia.]]
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* BedroomAdulteryScene: You can trigger this by comforting [[spoiler:a widowed Claudius]] early on and then entering a sexual relationship with Othello.
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* ExperimentedInCollege: [[spoiler:Hamlet and Horatio had a one-night stand while they were away at Wittenberg. Hamlet's put it behind him; Horatio hasn't.]]
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*AFamilyAffair: [[spoiler:Gertrude's diary reveals that she and Claudius were having an affair even before King Hamlet's death, as it was an [[ArrangedMarriage arranged]] and loveless marriage.]]
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* YouHaveToBelieveMe: Ophelia ''can'' shout from the rooftops that she's going through a time loop, but it'll just get her sent to an asylum. This also one of the 11 regular unlockable fates, and one of the few clearly {{bad ending}}s of the game ("Sacrifice Reality for Joy").
* YourCheatingHeart: [[spoiler:Gertrude's diary reveals that she and Claudius were having an affair even before King Hamlet's death, as it was an [[ArrangedMarriage arranged]] and loveless marriage.]]
* YourCheatingHeart: [[spoiler:Gertrude's diary reveals that she and Claudius were having an affair even before King Hamlet's death, as it was an [[ArrangedMarriage arranged]] and loveless marriage.]]
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* YouHaveToBelieveMe: Ophelia ''can'' shout from the rooftops that she's going through a time loop, but it'll just get her sent to an asylum. This also one of the 11 regular unlockable fates, and one of the few clearly {{bad ending}}s of the game ("Sacrifice Reality for Joy"). \n* YourCheatingHeart: [[spoiler:Gertrude's diary reveals that she and Claudius were having an affair even before King Hamlet's death, as it was an [[ArrangedMarriage arranged]] and loveless marriage.]]
