“you’re free to either support her, or confront her.
You could’ve been more supportive.
You were just looking out for her.
I can’t really relate.
Autumn transitions the conversation to the package.
She mentions thatseeing “Bloom & Rage” on the package brought back memoriesof their song.
“Autumn will be neutral to either option.
After youmove to sit next to Autumn, you’ll be transported back to 1995.
Remembering The Curse Song
You’ll be in the forest near the cabin with the girls.
Kat tells the group to follow her.
you could ask:“Where are we going?
“or stay silent.All girls are neutral either way.
If you wait long enough, Autumn will say “coming!”
From this spot you’re free to grab footage of a bird for the Birds!
Just look to your right with your camcorder andzoom in on a bird perched atop a birdhouse.
Before you sit down with the girls, they’ll start talking aboutsomething weird about the trees here.
Kat will ask, “But, what?”
Maybe it’s your wendigo, Kat?
(unlocked through friendship with Kat).
Your response here will be remembered andchange something about the story later.
Who would you curse, Kat?
This will be remembered.
I’d curse someone.
You will be prompted to choose whether the curseis about vengeance or justice:
The curse was about vengeance.
This will be remembered, and you’ll hear a memory of Kat saying “We deserve vengeance.”
The curse was about justice.
This will be remembered, and you’ll hear a memory of Kat saying “We deserve justice.”
Autumn says the first line,“I should’ve put up the red flag…”.
Wow, what a view.
Sealing The Curse
Kat continues to tell Swann and the others about the curse song she wrote.
Your options are:
Yeah.
Let’s seal this thing.
Back at the bar with Autumn, if you tell her “Maybe it worked.
“, you’ll get anegative response from Autumn.
Autumn will then invite you tolook at the lyrics she wrote downfrom their curse song.
After you’re done,Nora will show up.
Nora Arrives
Nora sits down across from you, andafter she says “Remember me?
“you could say:
You look the same!
you’ve got the option to say:
We’re not really here to party.
I’m just happy you’re here, Nora.
Nora will get up to go get a drink, triggering a time-warp back to the girls in 1995.
Autumn, Kat, and Norawill sing the curse song while you record.
They’ll start singing again andKat will say “you, too, Swann”.
you’ve got the option to either sing along with them, or stay silent.
See you in Hell!
Kat is neutral, but says “Fine, I’ll start.”
Back in the present, Nora returns with her drink and a soda for you.She then offers a cheers.
you’re able to choose:
Cheers!
(Depending on what you chose earlier).
Autumn approves, Nora disapproves.
Nora decides she wants to talk about their lives now before diving into the past.
A lot changed after that summer, Nora.
Nora mentions thatSwann is so hard to find online.
Your wife looks lovely!
Your kids are adorable!
Next,Nora shows you her new fashion collection.
you’ve got the option to say:
Got anything above a size ten?
So, what happened to music?
Your work seems lovely, Nora.
1995 was peak bedroom decor.
Nora and Autumn will also continue talking to each other while you stand there.
At the bar, you have the chance for anoptional conversation with Gus and Pam.
I do feel drawn here by something.
I’d come back here for my friends.
Neutral
Pam will ask if you and your friends eversaw something weird back in the day.
Pam will ask who saw it.
I don’t remember.
Gus tells you thatPam likes to investigate the supernaturaland sometimes ropes him into ghost hunts.
you’re able to say:
You two make a good team!
This will be remembered, and the conversation will end naturally.
I should get back to my friends.
This exits the conversation.
Once you finish talking to them, you’ve got the option to go back to the table.
When you sit back down,Autumn will be busy responding to something on her phone.
you could say:
How does it feel being back, Nora?
Your office loves to bother you, huh?
It’s time to shoot Bloom & Rage’s first music video!
But before you do, you’ll need to complete the Forest Girls memoir.
