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* {{MIB}}: After the alien episode, the men continue to wander the school and even sit in for a session with the school counselor.
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* {{MIB}}: equivalent : After the alien episode, the men continue to wander the school and even sit in for a session with the school counselor.
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* TrickShotPuzzle: This is how you topple the books and move Mr Castro.
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* TrickShotPuzzle: This is how you topple the books and move Mr Castro.Castro.
* VideoGameCrueltyPotential: You pretty much spend the game breaking stuff and making people's lives miserable.
* VideoGameCrueltyPotential: You pretty much spend the game breaking stuff and making people's lives miserable.
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* LightAndMirrorsPuzzle: You have a mirror. You have sunlight. You have a bunch of exposed eyes...
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* FoodEnd: There's your anticlimax right there.
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* TraitorouslyAmbitiousSubordinate: Mrs. Desai is determined to seize control from her superior... by any means necessary.
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* TraitorouslyAmbitiousSubordinate: Mrs. Desai is determined to seize control from her superior... by any means necessary.necessary.
* TrickShotPuzzle: This is how you topple the books and move Mr Castro.
* TrickShotPuzzle: This is how you topple the books and move Mr Castro.
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* AlienAmongUs: Mrs. Luaunty things there's one. She's right...
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* AlienAmongUs: Mrs. Luaunty things Luanty thinks there's one. She's right...
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* AlienAongUs: Mrs. Luaunty things there's one. She's right...
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* AlienAongUs: AlienAmongUs: Mrs. Luaunty things there's one. She's right...
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* AlienAongUs: Mrs. Luaunty things there's one. She's right...
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* HumanAliens: The aliens you're searching for may not be the preserved man-in-a-jar that originally catches your eye.
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* ClubStub: No one in the school seems interested in joining the poor website team. And your contribution leaves them still worse off.
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* SchoolNewspaperNewsHound: Averted - dozens of interesting things happen in the school, but the reporter does not care. She instead writes about what she eats for meals, sure that no one will even read the article.
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* ElevatorSchool: It's a high school for the most part, except for one quest which reveals the school teaches much younger students as well.
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* EducationThroughPyrotechnics: Mrs Desai is convinced that's why you're looting the chemistry lab. You do end up with some explosions - in various other labs.
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* TitleDrop: During the closing screens.
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* TitleDrop: During the closing screens.screens.
* TraitorouslyAmbitiousSubordinate: Mrs. Desai is determined to seize control from her superior... by any means necessary.
* TraitorouslyAmbitiousSubordinate: Mrs. Desai is determined to seize control from her superior... by any means necessary.
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* InvisibilityCloak: The cloak [[HalfTruth confers invisibility]]... in that it blinds the wearer.
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*ChemistryCanDoAnything: You make them in the chemistry lab, but they border on magic potions.
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*GoldTooth: Retrieving one from an NPC's mouth proves the solution to a puzzle.
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* KlingonPromotion: This is how the chemistry department operates.
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* MadScientist: The game has scientists in four different labs, but Dr. Paul and Dr. Miranda, the omnicidal physicists, seem to qualify best as mad scientists.
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* MultipleEndings: Your ability to reach a "secret area" within the school determines whether, in the end, you actually do escape from St. Mary's.
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* ThrowingTheDistraction: This gets you out of the game's first room.
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* ThrowingTheDistraction: This gets you out of the game's first room.room.
* TitleDrop: During the closing screens.
* TitleDrop: During the closing screens.
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* AdultsAreUseless: The teachers at large offer little help when you ask them about the deadly problems erupting in the school
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* AdultsAreUseless: The teachers at large offer little help when you ask them about the deadly problems erupting in the schoolschool.
* AllJustADream: A discussion on whether this an acceptable story twist sparks a battle between two English teachers.
* AllJustADream: A discussion on whether this an acceptable story twist sparks a battle between two English teachers.
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* CoolTeacher: Mr. Anand spends his class playing the computer games that his students wrote.
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* BathroomStallGraffiti: You never see it, but it's allegedly horrific.
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* CatholicSchoolGirlsRule: The students of the school put on a fashion show, with the identical uniforms described as "eveningware" and "lingerie."
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Author Ryan Menezes based the school on an actual school in {{Dubai}}, duplicating the real location's geography. The game occasionally cuts away from the action for commentary on the school and city before returning to its skewed world of in-school ogres and cannibals.
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Author Ryan Menezes based the school on an actual school in {{Dubai}}, duplicating the real location's geography. The game narration occasionally cuts away from the action for commentary on the school and city before returning to its skewed world of in-school ogres and cannibals.
cannibals. The game's playable [[http://www.rinkworks.com/adventure/ online]].
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* BathroomBreakout: This is your first attempt at getting out of your classroom.
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* StableTimeLoop: The physics teachers explain this nature of time in detail, and your own adventures prove it true.
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* StableTimeLoop: The physics teachers explain this nature of time in detail, and your own adventures prove it true.true.
* ThrowingTheDistraction: This gets you out of the game's first room.
* ThrowingTheDistraction: This gets you out of the game's first room.
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2005's ''Escape From St. Mary's'' casts you as John Noronha, a student in a Catholic school. You supposedly want to just escape math class and get something to eat, but you somehow run into a whole series of adventures before doing so, all without leaving the school grounds. These include a trip through time, a government-sponsored alien search, a kung-fu battle and other archetypes of boyhood fantasy.
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2005's ''Escape From St. Mary's'' casts you as John Noronha, a student in a Catholic school.[[HighSchool school]]. You supposedly want to just escape math class and get something to eat, but you somehow run into a whole series of adventures before doing so, all without leaving the school grounds. These include a trip through time, a government-sponsored alien search, a kung-fu battle and other archetypes of boyhood fantasy.
* AlmightyJanitor: Agnelo doesn't speak much English, but he's one of the few characters who actually seem to control the school.
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* DumbJock: Gary, with his vague relation to reality.
* EverybodyHatesMathematics: Your hatred of math sets you off on your journey.
* GranolaGirl: The Artist shows a bit of this.
* HighSchool: Wholly contained in one.
* HollywoodVoodoo: A book called ''Voodoo Through Chemistry'' offers some instructions that, though helpful, don't quite ring true to traditional voodoo.
* {{MIB}}: After the alien episode, the men continue to wander the school and even sit in for a session with the schoolcounselor.counselor.
* SmartPeoplePlayChess: The A-Level students seem to believe this.
* StableTimeLoop: The physics teachers explain this nature of time in detail, and your own adventures prove it true.
* EverybodyHatesMathematics: Your hatred of math sets you off on your journey.
* GranolaGirl: The Artist shows a bit of this.
* HighSchool: Wholly contained in one.
* HollywoodVoodoo: A book called ''Voodoo Through Chemistry'' offers some instructions that, though helpful, don't quite ring true to traditional voodoo.
* {{MIB}}: After the alien episode, the men continue to wander the school and even sit in for a session with the school
* SmartPeoplePlayChess: The A-Level students seem to believe this.
* StableTimeLoop: The physics teachers explain this nature of time in detail, and your own adventures prove it true.
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* Bookends: Murughesan's classroom.
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* Bookends: {{Bookends}}: Murughesan's classroom.
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* AsleepInClass: A couple of times, including the opening scene.
* Bookends: Murughesan's classroom.
* Bookends: Murughesan's classroom.
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* AdultsAreUseless: The teachers at large offer little help when you ask them about the deadly problems erupting in the school
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* MIB: AcademyOfAdventure: There seems a disturbing density of reality-bending adventures going on at this small campus.
* {{MIB}}: After the alien episode, the men continue to wander the school and even sit in for a session with the school counselor.
* {{MIB}}: After the alien episode, the men continue to wander the school and even sit in for a session with the school counselor.
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!!The game contains examples of:
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!!The game contains examples of:of:
* MIB: After the alien episode, the men continue to wander the school and even sit in for a session with the school counselor.
* MIB: After the alien episode, the men continue to wander the school and even sit in for a session with the school counselor.
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2005's ''Escape From St. Mary's'' casts you as John Noronha, a student in a Catholic school. You supposedly want to just escape math class and get something to eat, but you somehow run into a whole series of adventures before doing so, all without leaving the school grounds. These include a trip through time, a government-sponsored alien search, a kung-fu battle and other archetypes of boyhood fantasy.
Author Ryan Menezes based the school on an actual school in {{Dubai}}, duplicating the real location's geography. The game occasionally cuts away from the action for commentary on the school and city before returning to its skewed world of in-school ogres and cannibals.
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!!The game contains examples of:
Author Ryan Menezes based the school on an actual school in {{Dubai}}, duplicating the real location's geography. The game occasionally cuts away from the action for commentary on the school and city before returning to its skewed world of in-school ogres and cannibals.
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!!The game contains examples of:
