Life in Memories
Leonard: I am getting weaker. I feed on emotions, and now I do not feel anything. Was there anything else besides the envelopes in the hat? Well, let's try. Perhaps there will be a memory...
Task: Go through the attic in the ghosts mode.
Leonard: I must have been sitting in the attic and sorting out mail.
You see Leo. His face is sad, and his eyes are unfocused.
Leo: Bills, invitations to balls, letters from relatives...
Suddenly the boy's eyes fall on one of the envelopes.
Note: Sender: Lisa Llywelyn. Recipient: Leonard Llywelyn.
Leo frozes, then quickly opens the envelope and nervously begins to read the letter aloud.
Leo: Hello, dear Leo. I am sorry I have not written you before, but I do not always have money even for bread, not to mention postage stamps. You know, when our parents died and the estate came under the hammer, I had to go to London to look for work. It was so hard for me to leave you behind in Witchbridge, but I would not have survived without work.
Leo: But a week ago everything changed. I was made a proposal. His name is Richard Fall, he is a good person, an aristocrat and a gentleman. I do not know if you enjoy working as Madame Lynette's secretary, but soon we will be able to take you to London. You will not have to work as a servant anymore, Leo, and we will once again be able to live a normal life as a family. I await your reply. Your sister Lisa.
You helped Leonard. You received some points of freedom and some tokens.
Leonard: Now I remember. My sister wore the hat like this before we were separated. In recent weeks, a lot of bad things happened, and that letter from her became a true miracle, a ray of hope which fed me. I wrote back and hoped for her impending arrival. This house became strange to me, and I wanted to get out of here... But in my heart I was still thinking about Marie, and part of me wanted to stay.
