Monkey mask

Jim: Let's try talking to him. Will you go to winter garden with me?

Task: Go through the winter garden in the shadows mode.

Jim gestures for you to stay behind him, carefully moves the leaves aside. Matt is sitting under the same favorite tub, Alice is curled up on the floor, a cushion from the couch under her head. She seems to be asleep.

Jim: Hello, Matt.

Matt: Hello, Jim Firewood.

He looks like he wants to continue, but falls silent, staring at Jim.

Jim: Alice must have told you that I'm a doctor. I usually stay in the living room, so if you ever need any help…

Matt: The Dragon and the Tigress must have told you that I'm the Puppeteer's pupil. I don't think I'll need your help.

Jim: Even without tests and knowing all the traps you can still catch a cold in the aquarium...

The scar on his cheek distorts the expression on his face, turning the smile into a grimace.

Matt: So that's how you took the faction from her.

Jim: What are you talking about?

Matt: The Followers. They were her people, and she was herself when she led them. Then you came and forced limits on her...

Alice: Matt?

Alice raises her head, waking up.

Matt: Sorry, I was speaking too loudly.

Alice: Ah, Jim… Elis doesn't need your help.

Jim is scowling, looking from Matt to Alice. Comes closer, squats down next to Alice.

Jim: Alice, we need to talk. I’m sorry that we haven't done so before.

She smiles.

Alice: And now I don't need it.

Jim: Alice, remember the tasks that the Teacher punished you for...?

Alice: He's not my Teacher. I'm stronger than him. Right, Matt?

Matt: Of course, Elis.

Jim: Why are you calling her Elis?

Alice: Because I asked him to.

Jim shakes his head, stands up.

Jim: But come to the living room anyway. Please.

You completed Jim’s task. Your reputation among the Followers has increased by 1. You received some points of freedom and some tokens.

Jim: Feather, I'll try to meet Alice without Matt. You can see how much influence he has. Yes, it looks like he was the one who left the notes. At least he was the only one who benefited from it.