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* [[Everything Trying to Kill You]]

* [[Flower Motifs]]: Garry's blue rose and Mary's yellow rose both have floriography meanings significant to their personalities.

* [[Get a Hold of Yourself Man]]: The only way to fix {{spoiler|Garry}} if the character spends too much time on their "treasure hunt" and breaks psychologically.

* [[Get a Hold of Yourself, Man!]]: The only way to fix {{spoiler|Garry}} if the character spends too much time on their "treasure hunt" and breaks psychologically.

* [[Gold Digger]]: A book in one of the rooms reveals the Lady in Red painting as a representation of the "ugly, haughty" women who want to marry Guertena for his money, while not depicting a specific one.

* {{spoiler|[[Gory Discretion Shot]]}}: The ending of the book ''Carrie Careless and the Galette des Rois''.

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* [[If We Get Through This]]: If you talk to Garry under the fake sunlight in the Sketchbook area, he will mention eating macarons at a cafe the day before going to the art gallery. He will then ask Ib if she wants to go there together ''if'' they manage to get out, before proceeding to fix his words and promise that they ''will'' get out and ''will'' eat macarons together.

* [[Kill It With Fire]]: {{spoiler|Tearing down or removing Mary's painting won't work. To kill her, you have to burn her painting with Garry's lighter.}}

* [[Laser Guided Karma]]: Breaking lots of artwork is generally not a good idea and smashing or kicking the [[Creepy Doll|Creepy Dolls]] and mannequin heads will lock you out of the game's best endings.

* [[Laser-Guided Karma]]: Breaking lots of artwork is generally not a good idea and smashing or kicking the [[Creepy Doll|Creepy Dolls]] and mannequin heads will lock you out of the game's best endings.

* [[Life Meter]]: Each character you control has a rose with a number near it on the top of the screen. Should the number hit zero from coming in contact with too many dangerous enemies, it's Game Over.

* [[Living Statue]]: Some of the statues come to life and chase you.

* [[Loves Me Not]]: There is a book in one of the rooms saying that "the women here love playing 'Loves Me, Loves Me Not'". Which probably refers to the Ladies, seeing as your first meeting with Garry includes him getting wounded all over the place as Lady in Blue plucks his rose petals somewhere else. {{spoiler|Later, in certain story paths, Mary also does this with, again, Garry's rose. Needless to say, the results aren't pretty.}}

* [[Mad Artist]]: Guertena.

* [[Masculine Girl Feminine Boy]]: A common joke interpretation of Ib and Garry's relationship.

* [[Masculine Girl, Feminine Boy]]: A common joke interpretation of Ib and Garry's relationship.

* [[Mirror Scare]]: At one point, you and Garry find yourselves in a room where the only thing you can do is to look in a mirror. {{spoiler|Doing so reveals nothing scary, but when you look away you discover that a mannequin head is blocking the door. You can't budge it so you have no choice but to look into the mirror agaAAAAH THAT MANNEQUIN HEAD IS LOOKING AT US OVER GARRY'S SHOULDER.}}

* [[Multiple Endings]]

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* [[Nightmare Fuel Coloring Book]]: The story/cutscene ''Carrie Careless and the Galette des Rois'' and certain areas of the Sketchbook world.

* [[Ominous Music Box Tune]]: The opening screen plays a rather [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-5OA-BQua8&feature=related Sad and wistful tune] incorporating a music-box like melody.

* [[Peek a Bangs]]: Garry.

* [[Peek-a-Bangs]]: Garry.

* [[Phantom Zone Picture]]: {{spoiler|In the Forgotten Portrait ending, The Hanged Man painting is replaced by a picture of Garry, presumably that of the "sleeping" Garry in the Toy Box area. The title of the painting is as the ending suggests.}}

* [[Porn Stash]]: There's a book of in one of the rooms in the purple gallery. Ib doesn't understand most of the words, and Garry abruptly closes the book, saying it is too soon for her to read that, hinting that it is a book of erotic stories.