Last question

John: Yes, not much left. The rest will be in the hallway.

Task: Find a scheme fragment in the hallway. You will not find the item immediately.

John: Looks like it’s the last scrap.

Jack: Yep. Listen, before this idyllic search is finally over…

John reaches his hand to the face silently.

Jack: Why the hell did you decide to die?

A long pause. Looks like Jack has finally crossed the line of allowed questions.

John: Listen, maybe you’ll finally stop digging into my soul?

The Underground leader shrugs his shoulders.

Jack: No. Couldn’t you at least check that the door can be opened before poisoning yourself?

John: Sorry, I was in no condition to think about that.

Jack: Why?

John looks in his eyes for a few seconds.

John: My parents were killed. I’ve spent five years in prison. I’m responsible for the death of forty nine people. I’ve been watching my mother’s killer, an idiot fanatically in love with me, for a whole year, and didn’t recognize her.

Jack: And the girl you loved said she didn’t know you anymore. Yes, I’m aware of that.

John: Than what else do you need?!

Jack: You know, you said recently I’m like you. Well, like hell I am!

John: Like it wasn’t you who was sitting in the corner full of suffering after losing your eyesight!

Jack: At least I didn’t try to commit suicide!

The silence falls again after their shouting.

Jack: I was suffering exactly because I couldn’t do anything. And you could.

John: Maybe. I could stay alive after losing the purpose of my life. You can ask Ryan to invent a time machine and tell me all that instead of getting blown up by the bomb. Or hit me in my face once again.

Jack shakes his head.

Jack: That’s not what I meant. All right. To hell with it.

The man doesn’t answer, he offers you a found scrap and goes to the door.

Jack: Hey... Sorry.

John stops and closes his eyes.

John: It’s fine. Just don’t stick your nose into my head. I know I’m a fool without you having to tell me. And I’m trying to fix what I can. I think that’s enough. If you think it’s not, you can hand me over to the police when we get out of here. But you know, even I didn’t go as far as torturing.

You found a scheme fragment and received some points of freedom and some tokens

John: Feather, now you have all scheme fragments. Start putting together the instruction. I will help… A bit later.