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* [[False Reassurance]]: "Thank you for coming back for me, my love. You will be mine forever..." {{spoiler|She's dead, and you soon will be if you see this line}}...
* [[Forbidden Fruit]]: The greenhouse contains the most literal example.
▲** A quite likely explanation is that, since the NES port was originally Japanese, they figured saving an older sister would appeal more to the gaming audience at the time.
** Which, when combined with her [[Brother-Sister Incest|flirtatious gestures]] upon being rescued, just raises more questions about that [[Values Dissonance|Japanese target audience]].
* [[Getting Crap Past the Radar]]: Unlike ''Shadowgate'', this game likes SHOWING you just what it is that's biting and gnawing and ripping your flesh off. You don't see the damage it does to the player, but the descriptions make it sound gruesome.
* [[Ghost Butler]]: The front door, of course, refuses to let you out once you're inside. {{spoiler|There's another one upstairs, that proves a little more fatal if you're silly enough to use it}}.
* [[Giant Space Flea From Nowhere]]: The red tomato-monster thing that {{spoiler|you need to uncage the hawk for}}. Even the narrative text gives up trying to make sense of the event.
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* [[Guide Dang It]]: Three separate instances:
** How to deal with the ghost butler upstairs.
** What the hell keeps killing you for no apparent reason (the ruby). This issue only comes up in the NES version. In the other versions, it's just a facet of gameplay to add urgency to your search.
** At the very end, when the door slams behind you, how to reach your sibling in {{spoiler|the room above the bathroom (flood the bathtub, and keep "using" the light fixture until it comes free)}}.
* [[Malevolent Architecture]]
* [[The Many Deaths of You]]
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