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* [[Gorgeous Period Dress]]

* [[Grey and Gray Morality]] - The creators were going for this, as touched on in the "making of" video. Cath, for instance, is not a bad guy, but he's not exactly ''ethical'', either.

* [[Hide Your Lesbians]] - If you read Rebecca's diary and listen to her and Sophie's conversations, it's clear that they're involved in a lesbian relationship and the purpose of their travel is to go to a [[Lady Land|secluded island]] together. But then Sophie makes it clear in one conversation that she intends to [[Bait and Switch Lesbians|get married]] (to a man) one day, and [[Never a Self Made Woman|advises Rebecca to do the same]] [[Old Maid|before her beauty fades]]. Rebecca [[Gayngst|does not like this idea]].

* [[Hide Your Lesbians]] - If you read Rebecca's diary and listen to her and Sophie's conversations, it's clear that they're involved in a lesbian relationship and the purpose of their travel is to go to a [[Lady Land|secluded island]] together. But then Sophie makes it clear in one conversation that she intends to [[Bait and Switch Lesbians|get married]] (to a man) one day, and [[Never a Self-Made Woman|advises Rebecca to do the same]] [[Old Maid|before her beauty fades]]. Rebecca [[Gayngst|does not like this idea]].

* [[Lady of War]] - Anna

* [[Late to The Party]] - The game quickly becomes this both in-game and out as the player is given little introduction to the protagonist (if you didn't think to check the web site or the official strategy guide, the entirety of his backstory and motivations must be puzzled out through dialogue and in-game documents). Cath himself has practically no information about what he agreed to help Tyler accomplish, and spends the first half of the game bluffing that he does.

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