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* Part of the [[Secret Test of Character|Air Gem tests]] in the [[AGD Interactive]] [[Fan Remake]] of ''[[King's Quest II]]''. {{spoiler|Graham is thrust forward in time to his darkest moment - Daventry is in ruins, the three-headed dragon ravaging the land has demanded Graham's daughter as a [[Human Sacrifice]], and Graham's son was kidnapped by his enemies. That's when the [[Big Bad]] (who masterminded the whole thing in a [[Batman Gambit]]) shows up to gloat and offer a deal. He will send away the dragon, return Graham's kids, and restore the blighted kingdom in exchange for Graham's crown.}} It's playable, so you have several options. The one scoring the highest points is {{spoiler|telling him that the act of passing on the crown to someone like him would be treason against the principles that Daventry is founded on, and that certain values must be put above oneself and one's family. The fiend ends up being quite impressed with your sense of loyalty}}. |
* Part of the [[Secret Test of Character|Air Gem tests]] in the [[AGD Interactive]] [[Fan Remake]] of ''[[King's Quest II]]''. {{spoiler|Graham is thrust forward in time to his darkest moment - Daventry is in ruins, the three-headed dragon ravaging the land has demanded Graham's daughter as a [[Human Sacrifice]], and Graham's son was kidnapped by his enemies. That's when the [[Big Bad]] (who masterminded the whole thing in a [[Batman Gambit]]) shows up to gloat and offer a deal. He will send away the dragon, return Graham's kids, and restore the blighted kingdom in exchange for Graham's crown.}} It's playable, so you have several options. The one scoring the highest points is {{spoiler|telling him that the act of passing on the crown to someone like him would be treason against the principles that Daventry is founded on, and that certain values must be put above oneself and one's family. The fiend ends up being quite impressed with your sense of loyalty}}. |
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* The Perfect World in ''[[Fable]]'' ''2''. As a last ditch effort to keep you from stopping his plans, Lucien {{spoiler|traps you in a [[Lotus Eater Machine]] that gives back the life you lost. You are a child, living in a beautiful estate, and your sister is alive again. After a day or so of fun and games, you are awakened by the Music Box you bought long ago. As you follow the music, the blissful dream gradually gives way to a nightmarish road littered with corpses. When you finally reach the box, the illusion shatters completely, and you set out to finish the quest once and for all.}} |
* The Perfect World in ''[[Fable]]'' ''2''. As a last ditch effort to keep you from stopping his plans, Lucien {{spoiler|traps you in a [[Lotus Eater Machine]] that gives back the life you lost. You are a child, living in a beautiful estate, and your sister is alive again. After a day or so of fun and games, you are awakened by the Music Box you bought long ago. As you follow the music, the blissful dream gradually gives way to a nightmarish road littered with corpses. When you finally reach the box, the illusion shatters completely, and you set out to finish the quest once and for all.}} |
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* Ramza of ''[[Final Fantasy Tactics]]'' is occasionally offered peace if he simply stops opposing the bad guys. Ramza naturally refuses every single one of them, much to the detriment of his reputation, causing history to remember him as a monster. {{spoiler|In the end Ramza completes his goal of rescuing his sister and, according to [[Word of God]], goes off to live in another country while antagonist Deltia, who has sold out all his principles to become king, is left alone and miserable despite being remembered by history as a hero}}. |
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== Webcomics == |
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