The Angel (or like they say in the credits, the "Entity") must be his conflicts between science/religion. Probably the way he imagines his sister, if she had lived. NOW, I WILL TRY ANSWERING YOUR QUESTIONS THE WAY I UNDERSTOOD THE GAMEġ-> My guess is the same as yours about Alice. We have to remember that around this time, many company was investing and financing archeological expeditions. And, if we follow Annas diary, is possible that a disease happened too.Įdward, at some point, say to Alice the relics and coins don't have monetary value, but can be sold to museums. People in the town starts to fight and some commits suicide (because of the conflict, believing its a curse). (Remember the accident? The tore picture in Frederiks Store? The foreign companny Letters in the safe?) I don't think the towns people knows about the relics, since Frederik killed the workers who knew by making a cave in the mine (even his and Johans younger brother, Arne was killed) so he could sell this relics to the foreign company. Johan blames Simon (his nephew, son of Frederik) of killing her, this divides the town in two:įaction 1 -> The ones who thinks Simon killed Ruth, calling Simon and Frederik "Child Killer"įaction 2 -> The ones who think it was an accident. She runs frightened, as Alice says "to the place she feels most safe" (the church) and fall off the cliff. Frederik finds his niece Ruth exploring and taking some relics in the mine and gets angry (but not at killing point). Remeber the box and drawnings in her room?). And Anna, in her diary, says her daughter Ruth is hidding something from her, perhaps this incursions to the mine to grab relics. Ruth, daughter of Johan find the relics exploring the cave with Simon, her cousin (the files we find throughout the game suggests some kind of crush between Ruth and Simon. Frederik wants to sell the relics to the foreign company who showed interest, but Johan disagrees, perhaps because he wants to keep the relics for the rightful owners: The people of Norway. Then, the workers found another thing in the mine: old Norse relics and coins. A foreign American company invest in this mine. This mine is managed by two brothers (Johan and Frederik). Graavik is a small Norwegian town that discovers an ore mine and starts to prosper. (Johan and Frederik are twins, Arne is the Younger brother) Is like journalists do in real life when they are covering an old story or, better yet, archeologists searching for the past. The beauty of Draugen is that the game gives you a lot of hints, and you have to link this clues that come most close to the truth as possible, without a final answer since all the people who could give you the answer is either dead or went away. Where were all the surviving villagers? Had they fled and simply left everything? Why was this called Draugen? I guess there were two drowning incidents, that of Simon and Edward's mother, but neither were explored much.ġ6. I saw arsenic bottles in the store and in the mining company's little office. Was the curse the disease that had killed many villagers?ġ4. Who were certain villagers (I don't remember who) called traitors? What had they done?ġ3. What's the point of looking in the mirror? I was expected a plot twist, where you'd find out you weren't really you and you'd see a different face, but there's nothing.ġ2. Why did Alice call Edward a monster for digging up the body? (I guess it was just because he was, well, digging up a body, but I expected it alluded to something else.)ġ1. Why had the man hung himself from the tree? Who was he?ġ0. Who was ringing the bell in the church?ĩ. Why did Edward end up coming to Graavik? He wrote this random couple to ask to stay at their place to look for his sister, being delusional at the time?Ĩ. Why did they (the villagers) think Fredrik Fretland murdered Ruth Fretland? Seemed quite far-fetched and unmotivated, other than Fredrik and Johan disliking each other.ħ.
Why were people getting sick and dying, and what was the disease?Ħ. Why did Johan resign from the mining company?ĥ. Why were the two brothers, Johan and Fredrik Fretland, fighting? What was their disagreement over?ģ. Who was Lissie/Alice? Just a random figment of Edward's imagination, not based on any real person? Same goes for the angel statue. But here goes! Would love to get some answers.ġ. I have a lot of questions, but I also expect most of the answers to these questions will just be "we don't know, you decide". Didn't hate it, but it ended up feeling like a run-of-the-mill pretentious psychological horror walking simulator.
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