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Creators and Destroyers ended upon entering the Great Machine. Hologram is waiting for you. Go talk to him. | Creators and Destroyers ended upon entering the Great Machine. Hologram is waiting for you. Go talk to him. | ||
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| + | I discovered the last pieces to the puzzle. All of this has been staged by Mother She wanted to know how free we, the Temple Guardians, are in our decisions. | ||
| + | Do you remember the first child we met? Imagine how different its way would have been if you had made a different decision there? | ||
| + | Well then in order lo be able to analyze all of your data Mother has to eat up all of your memory first, destroying you in the process. | ||
| + | How free are we in our decisions? Will we let Mother eat us, or are we free enough to take Mother's place? Wouldn’t defeating her also be an answer to her question?}} | ||
So it ends, someone queue up "Mama, I'm coming home"... | So it ends, someone queue up "Mama, I'm coming home"... | ||
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Detailed Walkthrough
Creators and Destroyers ended upon entering the Great Machine. Hologram is waiting for you. Go talk to him.
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Mother has betrayed us. It is time to instruct the parent.
I discovered the last pieces to the puzzle. All of this has been staged by Mother She wanted to know how free we, the Temple Guardians, are in our decisions. Do you remember the first child we met? Imagine how different its way would have been if you had made a different decision there? Well then in order lo be able to analyze all of your data Mother has to eat up all of your memory first, destroying you in the process. How free are we in our decisions? Will we let Mother eat us, or are we free enough to take Mother's place? Wouldn’t defeating her also be an answer to her question?
So it ends, someone queue up "Mama, I'm coming home"...
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