If the Lankler fails to catch Tabby by 12am, its head will explode, killing it. If the Lankler catches Tabby, it will eat her, similar to how the Akaname behaves, only the Lankler is much slower. Tabby must attack the hand with the axe, causing it to retreat, before the Lankler emerges.
At 9pm, the fridge will open, and a bloody hand will reach out to grab Lisa, who is passed out from drinking. Tabby must also prevent Lisa from slipping by placing the bucket below the leak in the kitchen, prevent the Cat from being burnt alive by pouring water on the fire in the music room and subdue the Rat by giving it a sandwich. In order to do this, Tabby must save Melody as in the previous ending, except she must not give her Dolly. This includes the Cat, Melody, Lisa, and the Rat. In order to achieve this ending, Tabby must save the entire family. When the game is entered again, Tabby will get the journal entry "Bloodshed". Tabby will be picked up and hugged by her dad, and the screen will fade to black. Tabby will automatically walk to the main room onto the carpet, as will James. She will also become hostile if attacked at any point.Īt 12am, if the entire family has been killed by Tabby, James will arrive home with unique dialogue. Keep in mind that Tabby must explicitly kill (as opposed to them dying in other ways) at least one member of her family before attempting to speak to Akaname, otherwise she, will be hostile and attack her instead. This can be done by flushing the toilet after 5pm, which will make her emerge and inform Tabby of her progress. In order to see progress of how many family members are dead, one must talk to the Akaname. It should be noted that after killing Melody, Lisa, or the Cat, they will appear in rooms in an undead form (see Possessed Melody, Demon Mom, and Demon Cat respectively). This includes Lisa, Melody, the Cat, Dolly, and the Rat. There was no law against stealing bodies, so Parsons’ former manager and assistant were charged only with stealing the coffin and fined $300.In order to achieve this ending, Tabby must kill everyone in her family. The body was returned to Parsons’ family and eventually buried in New Orleans. The partially-charred remains, still burning, were discovered by campers who alerted officials. They brought it to Joshua Tree, opened it, poured gasoline inside and lit a match. Parsons’s manager and his assistant dressed up as mortuary workers, got hold of a hearse, and hijacked the coffin, which was on its way to New Orleans for burial. Of course, Joshua Tree’s staff would not have approved. Parsons had told his friends that if he died, he wanted his ashes to be scattered in his beloved park. He was actually visiting the region when passed away at the Joshua Tree Inn. Parsons loved visiting Joshua Tree, the magical desert parkland due east of Los Angeles. Yet the thoroughly bizarre journey his body took after death also earns him a special mention spot on this list. His profession and the year in which he died places him outside the era of Old Hollywood, similar to dancer Isadora Duncan. Musician Gram Parsons died of an overdose in 1973 when he was just 26. Related: The Mysterious Circumstances of Natalie Wood’s Death In 2018, investigators officially named Robert Wagner a person of interest in Natalie Wood's death. Despite a number of theories, this exact circumstances of Wood’s death have never become clear.
The ship’s inflatable dinghy was found washed up on rocks nearby. She had been wearing a jacket over her nightgown and socks. Six hours later, her body was found floating face down. In the early hours of the morning Wagner discovered his wife was missing. The ship’s captain tells a story of heavy drinking and loud fighting on board that night. On board with her were her husband Robert Wagner and fellow actor Christopher Walken (who was co-starring with Wood in a sci-fi flick at the time). She was on her 60-foot yacht, anchored off California’s Catalina Island. The circumstances of Natalie Wood's death remain murky. She was well known as being afraid of deep water, making her death by drowning in the Pacific Ocean in 1981 especially tragic. Natalie Wood was a star at an early age, appearing in the 1947 holiday classic Miracle on 34th Street and Rebel Without a Cause from 1955.
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