Oriental rituals
Jenny: Easter is also close, we will dye eggs. Although I guess it’s not quite a Christian tradition, but still… It’s a customary part of the holiday all the same. We can also hide them, Jack will certainly search with pleasure. But where can we find dye? We could try asking Isami…*
Task: Find an unknown item in the children's room. You will not find the item immediately.
Isami is sitting in the children's room like she often does. In front of her on the table there’s a bowl of rice and some old photos. Most of them show an elderly couple.
Isami: I have counted the years. How did they survive during the war? Grandma died early, I can hardly remember her.
You notice a strange thing. Isami usually speaks of China as her homeland, but the old woman in
Isami: Two countries at war and I’m their offspring. She was Japanese and met grandfather during the war. Was it Shanghai? Nanking? A safety zone? Was she one of the "comfort women"? Grandfather barely told me anything…
You helped Jane. You received some points of freedom and some tokens.
Isami: Autumn Higan is like spring Higan. In one of the countries I can call my native this day is for remembering ancestors. Take the rice, remember your deceased.
