Easy, Inland Empire ≥ 2
Fear and apprehension... You should ask what's out there first.
Psyche
Before thought effects; other dialogue conditions may apply.
Voice lines: 976
Fear and apprehension... You should ask what's out there first.
An ominous, foreboding feeling fills you, as you look at the tie.
Or has it been consigned there as punishment? You feel as though this creature is your friend and wants to reattach itself to your neck. So that you may continue your adventures together in this strange world!
Abort! You clearly have not thought this through. You won't like what you will see there -- and you will never un-become it.
No-no, not the voice! Make it stop...
You are a terror even to yourself!
Those words -- "tell me something else" -- feel like something you've said innumerable times before. Your mouth is the very shape of them.
This is your chance to come up with a really good name for yourself. Get creative -- conceptualize!
Something about it makes you feel bitter...
No one is saying the multi-patterned necktie you found tied to the ceiling fan can talk. No one. It must be merely imagination, but...
This feels... dangerous. Are you sure?
No. You feel like it was something else -- but what?
Looking straight at you. Helpless, trapped within itself.
Like the scales of some ancient white monster, cracked and pearly.
The fish-lips stay silent in response. You must be losing your mind, asking him that over and over...
Delicate and fragile, they feel alien to the world around you. Out of place somehow.
The corpse is dead silent. You have no idea why you just said that.