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I just realized that during the trailer, the locations changed in turn each time. First the sewer, then the Hameln, and then the sewer again. That is, we start with sewerage and end with sewerage. There are also static transitions between these two locations, which occur when the TV is turned on. And so on until we reach the TV itself in the sewer and until Joanne's voice sounds.

Okay, maybe Joanne did say these words before she left the library, but before that she gave us some kind of tape that didn't have the Hameln label on it, as it was on other tapes.

What if this tape will show the game for another character? In addition, it seems that there are some differences in the past and in the present. I don't know for sure, maybe it's a mistake that will be fixed, but one of the screenshots in the Steam didn't have a picture in the hall. If you look closely, you can see in the trailer that there is something on the table. This is not shown in the screenshot from the Steam.

And at another point in the trailer, you can hear a man's voice on the radio talking about some kind of compression on the ceiling. Considering that the Steam describes that this organization is currently abandoned, it would be strange to hear someone's voice.

I really think it's because we're going to be playing two characters. After all, in previous games, the locations did not change in any way. In the first game we were always in the attic of Kate's house, and in the second game we were always in the library.

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So some thoughts from the teaser of “Amanda the Adventurer 3".

Joanne seems to be still alive. She's the one who tells Riley to leave Hameln. Another question is, how did she survive Wooly's Monster in the first game? Although if you think about it, her words are similar to the second part of the game, when we are attacked by Amanda's Monster because of the wrong toy, but there the voice was more restless than in the trailer.

The one who was doing the backup wasn't Riley. A man's voice could be heard, which resembles Wooly's voice when he gets scared. Riley's name means “brave” and in fact, over the two parts of the game, we saw how they don't get scared by something unexpected and don't fall to the floor. We also never heard their voice. Doesn't Riley know that Amanda can show up unexpectedly, especially when there are so many monitors next to Riley? I believe it's another person, namely Employee Hameln. And this is a replay of the memory. In addition, the appearance of a cheerful Amanda contradicts what she was like at the end of the second part.

Amanda and Wooly are very angry at Riley and this can be seen on the new logo on the official account of the game. Amanda is afraid that Riley won't help their because of her new friend, and Wooly seems to hate Opposum or even Joanna. Opposum looks happy, because it was him that Riley didn't touch. I believe that Opposum is alive because Joanne is alive, but I will write about this theory a little later.

In another piece of art, Wooly seems to be looking at Opposum, but maybe that gaze is also directed at us, at Riley.

Besides, it seems strange that only Amanda appeared on the screen without Wooly. So maybe there will be moments when the game is not played on behalf of Riley, but on behalf of the one who plays Wooly. Maybe it's a memory right before he became Wooly. Accordingly, we will receive more information about him. Personally, it seems to me that he was both an employee of Hameln and someone close to Kate, the one who leaked all the information from Hameln, had videos from secret tapes with him, since it was he who backed up these recordings during the trailer.

By the way, it seems to me that the voice in the trailer, when someone is scared of Amanda, resembles the voice from the secret tape of the pilot, which can be obtained by answering "Lamb" in the tape where Amanda and Wooly buy meat for grandma.

After that, a tape will appear with different shots of houses, forests, pigs and the correct answer will be "Wooly", after which they will show a map with a circled place. And then there's the treasure tape itself, and here Wooly breaks down and tries to force the player to destroy the tapes.

After that, a secret recording appears with a certain person trying to burn the tapes, but he does not succeed, and here the voice seems similar to the one in the trailer. Considering that to receive this tape you need to answer "Lamb" and "Wooly", it becomes interesting.

That's all for now.

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Winners and sinners

There's something else interesting. In the song "Hell is Forever", Adam refers to those who went to heaven after death as Winners, and to hell, respectively, as Sinners.

And then I remember, but in the final episode he "lost" the battle. Does this mean that he is no longer listed as a Winner, but as a Loser? After all, Sinners and Losers are the same thing, right? Also, how are the concepts of Winners and Righteous similar? 🤔

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So, what about this shadow?

A little earlier we saw the shadows of Adam and Lute. And later Lucifer and this shadow appear. Is this shadow an allusion to the sinner Adam?

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There was no mercy

"So, I'll spare you the pain of seeing your demon bitch die."

The quote implied that Lute would spare Vaggie from watching Charlie die.

Lute later sees Adam's death herself. So the fact that Vaggie left Lute alive is not mercy. It was a kind of punishment.

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Goodbye Alastor's radio. We all loved you so much.