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The first game in the ''[[Professor Layton (Franchise)|Professor Layton]]'' [[Widget Series]].
 
Layton and Luke search through the eponymous St. Mystere for the [[MacGuffin|Golden Apple]], which was hidden there by the late Baron Reinhold; the will of the baron states that whoever finds it will inherit his immense wealth. Of course, the village hides quite a few secrets as well...
 
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* [[Abhorrent Admirer]]: Martha, an old woman with a lisp Layton and Luke meet on the way to the tower.
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* [[Cats Are Mean]]: When Luke tries to pick up Lady Dahlia's cat, it scratches him clear across the face and runs away...which requires them to go chase after it.
* [[Closed Circle]]: St. Mystere, starting shortly after the game begins.
* [[Due to Thethe Dead]]: {{spoiler|Baron Reinhold had an elaborate tomb built in the garden for his first wife, Flora's mother, so that she would always be close by. It's unclear how long he lived after her death, but the pages of Bruno's journal seem to indicate that his excessive mourning contributed to his own early passing.}}
* [[Easter Egg]]: In the "Painting Scraps" tutorial, if you look closely at the sample painting that is in the process of being pieced together, you can see that it is the picture of Professor Layton and Luke from the cover of the game.
* [[Ferris Wheel of Doom]]: Almost runs over Layton and Luke.
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{{quote| Now, Luke, it's important to be a gentleman.}}
* [[Gilded Cage]]: {{spoiler|St. Mystere is essentially this to Flora, who can't leave until a worthy guardian solves the mystery of the Golden Apple.}}
* {{spoiler|[[Girl in Thethe Tower]]}}
* [[The Greatest Story Never Told]]: {{spoiler|"''No, Luke. St. Mystere's secret must stay between us. We don't want to make a spectacle of Flora.''"}}
* [[Heir of Mystery]]: The main plot. Layton and Luke have to find the [[MacGuffin|Golden Apple]] in order to inherit the late Baron Reinhold's wealth.
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