Yay! I got the Evan ending, I think before I had messed up with the first option or something^^, so it wasn't your guide. On another note, I think when Belbet is saying "Hide a leaf in the forest. Hide a corpse in a cemetary." He is trying to implicate, "Hide a criminal in a prison." Since Guildias and Bollonette are the men in charge of the prison, no one would ever suspect them of being criminals themselves. Then he goes on further to reinforce their foul nature in qouting, "A pig stinks. A fish stinks. And rotting cows and humans also stink." I think this implies that certain creatures cannot help but smell, and that these figures stink of corruption as well. Ah, love to Belbet. I wish I could get credit for writing a paper on him, I could go on and on. I am a little confused however by his written passage to Guys, "Make a hole in my guts, darling" but the closest I can surmise is that he is referring to his escape plan where-by he finds the hole in the gut of the prison to escape? Or he's just seriously crazy^V^. Belbet is teh love. I am seriously going to make that banner soon.
Wow...that's really inspiring Kitty. I didn't think of it like that at all. I didn't think much of it...you should get credit for writing a paper on Belbet! You've already made a really convincing argument that I bet not many people think of. I give you an A+! You Belbet loving fiend! I'm jealous of your character-analyzing abilities!
lol, Actually, when I wrote that I was only as far into Evan's ending as Belbet's death, which was more elaborate than I had seen in any other ending. Now that I've reached the actual end of the game where Lusca is figuring it all out, I feel a little dumb that Belbet meant it very literally. I mean, they COULD have put that in there for the figurative meanings, but now I feel like I've read too deeply into it. lol, ah well, I'll stick by my guns and IGNORE the real story. Oh and I had to look it up, but they were talking about an "abbattoir" among this and it turns out that the word means slaughterhouse, which was a bit obvious from the context anyway. It's the shallow pit in a slaughterhouse into which they throw the unusable cow remains. Ick *shivers*. Oh and on a last note, dirty Belbet is the only Belbet in my world. When he's cleaned up and hair cut and all he just isn't the same. (Evan looks like a thug in his ending pic =X, it's still better than Jose's happy-as-hell ending pic tho )
"Make a hole in my guts, Darling."lilly_faustMay 29 2008, 00:44:35 UTC
That quote actually refers to Belbet's old friend Jack Darling. That itself is actually a clue to where... a certain crime was buried. It's explained in several endings.
In the game when you're working on Lusca's story, you actually find out what it all means. "Hide a leaf in the forest, hide a corpse in the graveyard" was Darling being hidden in beneath all the corpses in the slaughterhouse. "A pig stinks. A fish stinks. And rotting cows and humans also stink." was pertaining to the fact that a rotting corpse stinks, and which is also why his body is hidden in the slaughterhouse (Able to hide in the smell) Then finally "Make a hole in my guts, Darling" was a message to Belbet. You find out that Darling swallowed a bottle containing a contract that Bollanet made so he could gain position in the world. The bottle was hidden in his stomach, therefore; grab it out of his guts....Eeeugh...
Actually, in the good Lusca ending it explains that he was discreetly and 'crazily' telling Guys how to find what they needed to prosecute Bollanet. (that's the only good ending I've managed to get so far, so it's sticking with me XP)
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(Evan looks like a thug in his ending pic =X, it's still better than Jose's happy-as-hell ending pic tho )
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By the way, Belbet RULES!
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