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Deadly Premonition 2: A Blessing in Disguise - First 20 Minutes (No Commentary Gameplay) · No Commentary Gaming

• 1:31
  God damn it, what a way to start the new year.
• 1:35
  At this rate, I'll be dead by Easter.
• 1:38
  Quiet down, Agent Jones. You're on the clock.
• 1:41
  Quiet down you. You have any idea what you've
• 1:46
  done? I'd be half naked in Havana
• 1:50
  right now if you hadn't shown up soaking up some rays, surrounded
• 1:54
  by a harem of bikini Queens, a mojito in one hand and a seafood
• 1:59
  slathered Havana style pizza in the other.
• 2:03
  What did I do to deserve this? Does God hate me?
• 2:06
  No, the regional Bureau chief merely issued a special order.
• 2:15
  Agent Jones, don't let him take control of the conversation.
• 2:19
  The moment you let your guard down, he'll strike.
• 2:32
  And no. Red, remember?
• 2:47
  It's open. Come on in.
• 3:43
  You have questions for us, that's why you're here, isn't
• 3:52
  it? Mr. Morgan, before we question
• 4:48
  you, allow me to 1st read you your rights.
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  Anything you say may be used against you in a court of law.
• 4:55
  Please keep that in mind as you speak.
• 5:01
  Do we have permission to film this?
• 5:13
  Don't worry, my fairy, they're free to do whatever they like.
• 5:20
  Something wrong, Mr. Morgan? I'm FBI Special Agent Aaliyah
• 5:28
  Davis. And this is.
• 5:30
  Simon Jones, an analyst from the Boston branch.
• 5:37
  He's been monitoring us for years now.
• 5:42
  Oh, hi. Seriously.
• 5:58
  A Southern belle and a lonesome loser who can't catch a break.
• 6:03
  Quite the uncanny duo. He'd be the perfect stars for
• 6:08
  the latest video game, isn't that right?
• 6:13
  My fairy. How many years has it been since
• 6:21
  someone came to chat with us? Oh, but don't ask me about my
• 6:29
  fairy. That's a private matter.
• 6:35
  It's hard to tell what he's thinking, but my eyes can't be
• 6:39
  deceived. If he's hiding something, it'll
• 6:46
  come out in his face. Excuse me, Mr. Morgan.
• 7:02
  But would you please refrain from consuming that while we
• 7:04
  speak? I'm talking about yes, that.
• 7:18
  You don't need to worry about us.
• 7:22
  Don't get in our way and we won't get in yours.
• 7:26
  Unfortunately, questioning doesn't work.
• 7:29
  Like that? Our data needs to be consistent
• 7:34
  now. Please put out that stinking.
• 7:36
  Indulgence right this minute. What if we say no?
• 7:51
  Then I'll put. It out myself using force.
• 7:59
  Whoa, whoa, Aaliyah, this is Morgan's house.
• 8:04
  Besides, it's legal in Massachusetts for individuals to
• 8:08
  consume cannabis in the comfort of their own homes.
• 8:11
  Then I mean, come on. It's medicinal.
• 8:16
  Exactly. Hey Belle, why are you dressed
• 8:37
  so handsomely? What are you talking about?
• 8:46
  The thick black accessory wrapped around your neck.
• 8:50
  That's a male necktie. The color black represents
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  confidence and interest in the self, and your decision to wear
• 9:00
  a male tie symbolizes your declaration of war against a
• 9:04
  predominantly male society. Or perhaps it's a psychological
• 9:12
  barrier meant to hide the weakness that dwells deep within
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  your psyche. We admire your bravery.
• 9:23
  I thought you retired from profiling.
• 9:27
  Bullseye, huh? You're an easy one to read.
• 9:33
  In order to think with society, a man must first gouge out his
• 9:37
  eyes and cut off his ears. Don't judge a book by its cover
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  for someone who's supposed to have been one of our best.
• 9:43
  You've got an awful eye for people.
• 9:46
  Or did all that smoke and kill all your little Gray cells?
• 9:50
  OK, Aaliyah, that's enough. She's smart, but she's also more
• 9:55
  of a shrew than she lets on. Agent Jones, that's sexual
• 10:01
  harassment. So, Belle, does that barrier of
• 10:13
  yours also protect you from violent criminals?
• 10:24
  He's more dangerous than I thought.
• 10:26
  I can't read him. I'll just have to assault him
• 10:32
  head on with questions. Then first I'll try using the
• 10:35
  files on the table to shake him up.
• 10:44
  Do you remember the homicides that took place in Le Carre,
• 10:47
  Louisiana in 2005? We solved that case.
• 10:55
  Your report states the following By coincidence, you encountered
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  a serious incident in a town you visited while on vacation.
• 11:02
  You then decided to steal the right to investigate from the
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  local law enforcement and took over the case.
• 11:08
  After several more homicides, you managed to apprehend the
• 11:11
  perpetrator. Yes, yes, yes.
• 11:22
  That's exactly what happened. We stole the right to
• 11:26
  investigate from them, just as you said.
• 11:30
  It all started when the body of a 16 year old girl was
• 11:33
  discovered. You arrived in Lukare
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  immediately after that, didn't you?
• 11:37
  We just can't seem to keep ourselves away from dead girls.
• 11:41
  Did you really visit that town just to take a vacation?
• 11:45
  We don't know. If you already have the report,
• 11:48
  then we suggest you read it, Bell.
• 11:52
  Either way, that case is closed. Closed.
• 11:57
  You sure about that? Don't you think this puzzle is
• 12:00
  still missing some crucial pieces?
• 12:06
  Come on, no need to beat around the Bush with us, Bell.
• 12:14
  They found Lise Clarkson's body. It was hidden deep within the
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  Clarkson Food Delivery Services cold storage warehouse.
• 12:22
  After 14 years, we finally discovered the body of the very
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  first victim. Do you know what this means?
• 12:28
  That's why we're here. The first victim in the case he
• 12:35
  sawed Lise Clarkson, and this is a photograph of what she looks
• 12:39
  like now. How will he react when he sees
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  it? We're pleased that her body
• 12:50
  turned up, deeply pleased. You claim to have closed this
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  case, but now a lost body suddenly surfaced.
• 12:59
  Aren't you curious about the details?
• 13:02
  Body or not, we already solved that case.
• 13:06
  Lisa's body can't change anything now, and it certainly
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  has nothing to do with us. I suspect the body was stored
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  there rather than abandoned due to the unnatural state it was
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  found in. She was found frozen in a
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  storage unit, therefore she looks exactly the same as she
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  did when she disappeared. In fact, she's in such good
• 13:30
  condition that we can even determine the murder weapon and
• 13:32
  cause of death. Well, good for you.
• 13:37
  Even stranger is how unbelievably beautiful she
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  looks. At first glance, few would guess
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  she was a murder victim at all. She looks more like a piece of
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  art or a mythological figure from a painting.
• 13:50
  This keeps getting better and better.
• 13:53
  Better and better. Isn't that right, my fairy?
• 13:56
  A corpse is beautiful as a goddess.
• 14:02
  Sounds just like our story, yeah?
• 14:09
  That went OK. Now I'm sure that Morgan's
• 14:13
  hiding something. I may be able to get what I want
• 14:16
  if we go deeper into the documents.
• 14:25
  Isn't there someone else you should have talked to before
• 14:30
  coming to us? Such as?
• 14:34
  We were unable to reach Patricia Clarkson.
• 14:39
  You look surprised. I thought you already knew.
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  After all, you visited Louisiana last week.
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  We assumed you met with her during your time there.
• 14:51
  We haven't been to Louisiana, not at 14 years.
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  Is that so? We've been right here in our
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  apartment this entire time. That man is our witness.
• 15:04
  Aren't you Simon? He's right.
• 15:08
  He didn't even take a single step outside on Christmas Eve,
• 15:12
  which means that I didn't get to either.
• 15:15
  Are you positive about that? I took the liberty of checking
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  some airline records last Friday.
• 15:20
  The name Billy Bishop was listed on a morning flight out of
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  Boston. This is the fake name you used
• 15:26
  to use as an agent. Isn't it?
• 15:28
  A. Mere coincidence?
• 15:31
  Yet that's not all. That evening, on the same day, a
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  man with a large scar on his forehead allegedly purchased an
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  89 Cadillac from a small used car lot in Lucare.
• 15:43
  He reportedly said he wanted something old, big and strong.
• 15:47
  The owner of the car lot felt it was a strange order, so it's
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  stuck in his mind. Our world is filled with
• 15:55
  mysteries, and they always have the most bizarre timing.
• 16:07
  Incidentally, on the following day, an identical Cadillac was
• 16:12
  taken to a scrap yard in Trenton.
• 16:14
  Trenton, NJ. You can find that type of car
• 16:19
  anywhere, isn't that right? My ferry.
• 16:53
  The moment Lise Clarkson's body was found, we did the best we
• 16:56
  could to start our own local investigation, but there wasn't
• 17:00
  much we could actually investigate due to the damage
• 17:03
  caused by the hurricane. Then we assume you also
• 17:12
  questioned everyone who worked in the warehouse.
• 17:17
  Of course, we question all the Clarkson Food Delivery Services
• 17:22
  employees who staffed the warehouse and its owner, but we
• 17:31
  still have yet to obtain any key testimonies.
• 17:34
  Par for the course with a 14 year old case if you ask me.
• 17:46
  Not to mention how bad the timing was.
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  Most of the employees were on vacation.
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  So you gave up on the investigation and came to see us
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  instead? Remember what happened, my
• 18:07
  fairy, That warehouse, that man, so incoherent, such a pain.
• 18:18
  Hey, are you talking about the guy who managed the vault where
• 18:22
  Lisa's body was found? Yeah, I think he started working
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  there in 2005. Remember Aaliyah?
• 18:30
  You said he was a pain to deal with too.
• 18:52
  No need to answer if you don't want to.
• 18:56
  I'm sure you've already put him under surveillance.
• 19:00
  Textbook FBI protocol. Morgan's right.
• 19:10
  Everything happens for a reason. Even this messy room.
• 19:16
  There must be a reason for it, especially when it comes to
• 19:20
  those strangely tidy spots that practically begging me to
• 19:24
  question them. A.
• 19:32
  Stinking indulgence. And a.
• 19:34
  Massive DVD collection You must live a.
• 19:38
  Very. Comfortable life.
• 19:45
  We're retired, remember? Retired in your 40s?
• 19:52
  I'm envious. But who doesn't love movies,
• 19:57
  Belle? I'm not a fan.