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The expansion ends with Justine's successful escape from the dungeon, and she returns to the manor proper to be greeted by a servant, who is making preparations for the evening's guests.Ī secret alternate ending can also be unlocked that slightly changes Justine's conversation with the servant to reference the game Portal. She has drugged herself for fun and philosophy and is making herself run through the horror dungeon of her own creation.

One by one, she brings them down to her dungeon, locks them in, and tortures, mutilates, and maims them until they've become inhuman monsters.Īs the player proceeds through the game, it becomes clear that the player character is actually Justine. Soon after, she enters into a love rectangle with three suitors, Alois, Basile, and Malo. She kills him down there and begins re-equipping it to suit her new, twisted needs. Some time later she begins exploring the dungeon (which is the basement to her family's castles) and discovers the scientific work her father had been doing. This upbringing, however, backfires, causing her to become emotionally detached from reality and leading to "disturbing actions." While Justine's motives are initially unknown, the player can collect diary entries and listen to more phonograph recordings to learn about who she is and what horrors she has conducted in the dungeon.Īpparently mentally unsound as a child, she was educated by her father (who seemed to be a scientist of some sort) in an unusual and experimental way, through the systematic characterization of thoughts and feelings into slides with certain characters imprinted on them. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.In the Amnesia: The Dark Descent expansion Justine, Justine Florbelle is a disembodied voice who taunts the player character through phonographs set up around the dungeon that she finds herself in. Please fill out the CAPTCHA below and then click the button to indicate that you agree to these terms. If you wish to be unblocked, you must agree that you will take immediate steps to rectify this issue.

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