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For those who don't already know this: that picture is from one The Simpsons' Treehouse of Horror, where professor Frink asks about a few glitches in the Xena series and Lucy Lawless (dressed in her costume) dismisses them as "A wizard did it".

Deny as you will, but this argument is just false.

Time "stops" during every dialogue in the game.

Balrog is a treasure box. He contains a very special surprise for anyone able to find it.

Is that a Castlevania reference? I've never played any Castlevania, but I heard about that famous Dracula-throwing-a-wineglass scene. Come to think of it, I recall something like a thrown wineglass on one of the endgame pictures...

But your current one is fine, right? I mean, who doesn't like IWBTG?

Yeah. They did serve their purpose, but now they're just fat and unfit and trapped in their tiny sand holes, just waiting for someone to put them out of their Misery...

That first one looks more like a Bullrog.

Everything that isn't a... um... status message? Yeah, that'll do. Everything that isn't a status message is heard (or read) by Quote. Since that backstory is not a status message, it's most likely heard by Quote and therefore talking to him. Further more, it would be the dreaded fourth wall...

How can you be so sure? Noone ever said that in-game.

Well, those Balcony's enrageds had to get there somehow...

That's because I don't carpet-post like the others here.

I'm used to these threads being so off-topic that they approach the on-topicness from the other side, but please, at least try to MAKE SENSE!

Not unless he'd already have the Red Crystal. He'd need to "use" Misery.

Whoa. That was just too perfect. Great work, Annie.

My point exactly.

Yeah, that's possible. I've been away from the forum for a few months recently.

Yeah. A freak.

Well, it was talking to Quote, and through Quote to the player. Therefore not directly to the player.

Yeah, what he said!

No, you're all wrong. The rule goeth that they cannot disobey the Crown bearer's commands, not that they cannot act against him.

Well, they have freedoms (sic) in the sense that they don't have to carry out the commands which the Doctor doesn't give them.

9/10 because he "gave" me the Polar Star. Absent Hermit Gunsmith

Well, I'm done here. Good night.