Third poem-triggered Sayori dream (write the final poem about suicide).
Would have seen her second if Yuri hadn't pressured you into reading with her instead)
Seeing Natsuki's neck snap (this scene is in the original game it's triggered if you saw Natsuki's first exclusive scene, and.
The game overwrites your save as soon as MC would have a reason to go back)
After that scene, loading a save so MC can stop her (it's the only time loading a save changes what happens, because other times.
Seeing Yuri cutting herself in the hallway.
Second poem-triggered Sayori dream (write the second poem about guilt).
Checking the poster at the end of day 2 (choose to "stay and look around").
Skipping dialogue during Yuri and Natsuki's argument (it causes a different scene where MC doesn't pass out).
Correctly remembering what Portrait of Markov is about.
Correctly remembering what Parfait Girls is about.
Seeing the first poem-triggered Sayori dream (write your first poem as "bittersweet").
Trying to make MC accept the invitation to officially join the literature club even without any convincing.
Trying to make MC say that he reads horror on day 1 (he doesn't end up saying it, but it triggers the lines later in theĬonversation where he thinks about the horror book he read, "I think it ended with the main character's girlfriend hanging herself out of.
Trying to make MC refuse to check out the literature club at first.
There are 13 flags, and it is possible to have all of them. Near the end, a check is made on how manyįlags you've set, and that is the main thing that determines your ending. Most of your choices throughout the game set one of them if you pick the correct option. Here's how it determines which one you get: There's an internal variable called "mc_awareness", which
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