The ENTIRE STORY of Lies of P + ALL NPC'S

[@Thanathos66]

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[@JoeUnderbite]

Wow, that was a lovely comment! Thanks so much for watching and I’m glad you enjoyed it. I really appreciate the feedback, thank you

[@Fuzzball70]

Good video, well presented. It certainly gave me new insights on aspects of the world I hadn't considered before (e.g. the legend of the angel; the Trinity organization). However, I think there a few mistakes you made. At least, from how I understand the story from my playthroughs. 1) The Bastards and the Sweepers don't just serve the rich and the poor, respectively. The Bastards were members of the "old families" of Krat (presumably wealthy, aristocratic families) who didn't stand to inherit wealth and power from those families. (Presumably second born or disowned children.) When the Alchemists and Workshop came along and gained immense influence in Krat, these Bastards joined them as a stalker force, so as to gain a taste of the power denied them by the old families. The Sweepers are poor people from the streets, not a part of any of the powerful groups in the city. However, the old families, realising they no longer had as much influence as the newly arrived Alchemists and Workshop, hired these street survivors as their militia force, so as to try and preserve their previous power over the city. Becoming a Sweeper is the only chance for these street folks to gain any kind of power or success. 2) The Legendary Stalker is not a Bastard. A loading screen text clearly states she joined neither the Bastards nor the Sweepers, but instead forged her own path. 3) The Owl Doctor *is* Test Subject 890. He didn't witness the Alchemists' experiments, go mad and steal their notes. He was in fact the poor victim of those experiments, and that is what drove him mad. The research notes are saying he was a Stalker who survived the experiments done to him, and now the Alchemists will take a sample from him to further refine their elixir. Horrible stuff.

[@JoeUnderbite]

Hey thanks for viewing, I appreciate it. You're completely right about the stalkers and the Legendary Stalker, not sure why I said she was a bastard when I knew of the loading screen, that's an oversight on my behalf whilst writing the script. As for the Owl Dr I have seen that perspective before, I just interpreted it differently and see him as a victim of manipulation by the Alchemists. He tried to help and ultimately did the opposite leading him down a vengeful road of madness, a fantastic (and depressing) character either way!