Unlike others, I feel like this one has a happier ending since the woman just found herself a new passion that outshines the need for money so much that she barely cared for those.
graverobber: have to poison her husband's drink twice in the minigame, implying in reality she likely poisoned him over the course of several days. Also graverobber: "Darn, I was so impulsive!"
so, is this implying that after she robbed the graves... she just ran? they found an empty house with all the loot in it, and she was gone. I mean GR might have fr just been like "screw being rich, I wanna live for the thrill" dunno if I should be proud or disappointed. guess she did get pretty good at sneakin and trap disarm lol
That's my theory, anyway. The thrill of sport became more important than the risk of punishment. Understandable, give her state of affairs when her husband was still around. Being slain by watchmen for tomb-robbing was at least slightly more meaningful than being beaten to death by her spouse in one of his drunken rages.
@@rando5638 I mean, was he really going to beat her to death? Judging by her quote and how all of the characters are flawed and are known to make mistakes, except maybe the Leper, she might have just seen this from her own perspective. Anyway, Im pretty sure she couldve solved it without the murder but the narrative demanded it.
I struggled with chapter 2 too, it feels so frustrating. And then I realized maybe that part of the story, he abused her so many times, and when she tried to poison him, after many failed attempts she finally succeeded.
I'm not entirely understood the ending. Did she left the rings that she robbed from his corpse? - "... The glint in her eyes outshining the fistful of ill-gotten gains". I interpret it, as she found excitement in thrill that out value the material gains. -" A heap of heirlooms gleamed on the ballroom floor - rings and brooches in careless pile". Are those the rings from his corpse or just random rings? If those are actually his rings it makes the story some much more meaningful for me. Imagine what the night before she left the rings was like? What thoughts went through her head, memories, thoughts and dreams. Although, they might be just some meaningless rings. His ring she might have kept to remind herself the first thrill/glint.
She likes the thrill of "finding" the riches than to keep those wealth, she loses interest after finding them , after some time. So she went go search for those thrills once again
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*Pick to the face.
“Must be rats”
I thought the Same , so charming lol
Skyrim combat logic in a nutshell
@@kennyog4340 in 2 of them 1 will be chosen
what kind of rat is that hahahaha
the classic Skyrim "Must have been the Wind" mentality while having an arrow through the head
Unlike others, I feel like this one has a happier ending since the woman just found herself a new passion that outshines the need for money so much that she barely cared for those.
graverobber: have to poison her husband's drink twice in the minigame, implying in reality she likely poisoned him over the course of several days.
Also graverobber: "Darn, I was so impulsive!"
Homegirl needs to learn proper ratios. I bet she's never even heard of supersaturation.
@@gotgunpowder Not sure if this is a shadow of war reference.
@@gotgunpowder must be why her blight skill is pure ass, lol
They updated it for the full release that he goes in one dose
This gets way more concerning considering that Audrey is named after Chris Bourassa's wife...
I wonder what that says about their relationship
@@BluMan506 Probably nothing and it's just a coincidence, but go on lol
I mean Chris was the one who designed Grave Robber so it's problem just a coincidence.
It's probably a black comedy inside joke
Probably
So just a reminder, one of her exclusive Trinkets is His Rings, meaning she probably kept those for herself for one reason or another.
so, is this implying that after she robbed the graves... she just ran? they found an empty house with all the loot in it, and she was gone. I mean GR might have fr just been like "screw being rich, I wanna live for the thrill"
dunno if I should be proud or disappointed. guess she did get pretty good at sneakin and trap disarm lol
That's my theory, anyway. The thrill of sport became more important than the risk of punishment. Understandable, give her state of affairs when her husband was still around.
Being slain by watchmen for tomb-robbing was at least slightly more meaningful than being beaten to death by her spouse in one of his drunken rages.
@@rando5638 who cares about the lore? this is ridiculous? this shouldnt be in the game.
@@stevecarter9029 I'll bite. Why exactly?
@@rando5638 I mean, was he really going to beat her to death? Judging by her quote and how all of the characters are flawed and are known to make mistakes, except maybe the Leper, she might have just seen this from her own perspective. Anyway, Im pretty sure she couldve solved it without the murder but the narrative demanded it.
or, she couldn't get away with all of the plundered goods, so she left most on the manor
Thanks for putting this video up, I've tried to do the second chapter over 6 times before giving up
Second chapter is the worst
I struggled with chapter 2 too, it feels so frustrating. And then I realized maybe that part of the story, he abused her so many times, and when she tried to poison him, after many failed attempts she finally succeeded.
@@phuquoc7918 ah darkest dungeon being darkest dungeon. Narratively amazing, frustrating as fuck gameplay wise
So she got tired of being a lady and decided to become a rogue instead? Queen shit right there
I'm not entirely understood the ending. Did she left the rings that she robbed from his corpse?
- "... The glint in her eyes outshining the fistful of ill-gotten gains". I interpret it, as she found excitement in thrill that out value the material gains.
-" A heap of heirlooms gleamed on the ballroom floor - rings and brooches in careless pile". Are those the rings from his corpse or just random rings? If those are actually his rings it makes the story some much more meaningful for me. Imagine what the night before she left the rings was like? What thoughts went through her head, memories, thoughts and dreams.
Although, they might be just some meaningless rings. His ring she might have kept to remind herself the first thrill/glint.
She likes the thrill of "finding" the riches than to keep those wealth, she loses interest after finding them , after some time. So she went go search for those thrills once again
@@casualgambit674simple kleptomania it seems.
nice this is changed already he started way different at mine.. the cart started with defense and he started with the first attack immediatly...
@Richard Krejčí turning it around
PICK IN A FACE
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MUST BE THE RATS
GR is hot
touch grass
@@sinankarabyk7739 He is right and we both know it, good man.
Her thighs are a work of art
i support women's rights and women's wrongs
That doesnt make you a Feminist, that makes you a simp. But I suppose in fiction, you do you.
@MLBlue30 I'm not sure how you missed the obvious insincere humor in that comment.
Looking Kim wexler goofyahhhh
She a Badass and has more red flags than a communist parade.