(PC) Let's Play Mystery Case Files: Ravenhearst Part 20

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Published on June 16, 2021 4:02:27 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tw8kBWkih0g

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Mystery Case Files: Ravenhearst (2006)

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BRIEFING

Entry #20 (My Only Hope)

April 27, 2006

I have watched you move about this dark place for some time now, inspecting various items around the house. You carry what remains of my diary! We were both lost long ago and you must listen, for I have little time!

I have been trapped here for so long, and you are my only hope to break free of this horrible place. Please listen and do as I say before HE returns! HE keeps me in the cellar, but you must look beyond the brick and mortar. The last locked door requires seven skeleton keys which are hidden throughout the house. Without your help, I can never go home.

Emma Ravenhearst

Time Limit (Standard/Relaxed): 25 minutes/50 minutes
Required Items: 7
Total Items: 7

LOCATIONS

Crypt (Cellar) (Lock Puzzle #15): ?
Dining Room: ?
Garden: ?
Guest Bathroom: ?
Kitchen: ?
Library: ?
Living Room: ?
Master Bathroom: ?
Music Room: ?
Servant’s Quarters: ?
Shed: ?
Study: ?
Theatre: ?
Treehouse: ?
Wardrobe: ?

THE LOCKSMITH

Chapter 20 – Exhumation

Compared to his siblings, Victor Dalimar lived a far more subdued life. The closest thing he got to adventure was when he joined the military, a spontaneous decision following his graduation in 1919. Still drunk off the vapors of World War I, he was left sorely disappointed when he received orders of his deployment to Waziristan, in the throes of a war with opportunistic rebels from the indigenous Karlani Pashtun tribes. Even after his tour concluded, Victor still couldn’t pinpoint where the area actually was on a map, let alone the nation of Pakistan.

Still, his tour wasn’t all gloom and doom, as he had established a firm rapport with his commander, and weathered man by the name of Brigadier Carpenter. He was a compelling leader, British enough for Victor’s fellow privates to call him “Dennis”, but also Indian enough for his sepoy compatriots to call him “Dinesh”. Though they seldom went over their histories, the two men became close friends, Victor even going as far to consider the brigadier to be the brother he never had.

The two maintained correspondence throughout the following years, but the prospect of cauterization was all but inevitable. In his last letter to Victor, a short essay dated from January 28, 1942, Lt. Gen. Carpenter told him that he would be transferred to Malaya, citing the increasing belligerence of Imperial Japan. Though he was cocksure in his affirmations that he was undaunted by such developments, the concurrent silence was a deafening rebuttal. Despite his attempts at rationalization, all it took was a glimpse at a gruesome summary of the Fall of Singapore for Victor to confirm that his best friend was permanently gone.

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Note: Each of the mansion’s rooms hides a key to the crypt. Though each playthrough will have a unique layout of rooms and keys present, the following is where they are located.

Attic: On the rafters, above the goose head
Backyard: On the truck’s front bumper, to the left of the iron
Cellar: Near the map’s northeast corner. Due to the crypt being located here, this one is likely vestigial
Dining Room: On the chandelier, to the left of the scissors
Entry: On the rock decoration, above the falcon
Front Porch: On the support column, to the left of the treble clef
Game Room: Above the billiard’s table, to the right of the harp
Garage: Above the car, to the right of the bike pump
Garden: On the grindstone, to the left of the axe
Greenhouse: Above the work boots, to the right of the Venus flytrap.
Guest Bathroom: To the right of the wooden bucket
Guest Quarters: In between the bed’s curtains and the chainsaw
Kitchen: On the table, below the chicken
Library: Near the fireplace, to the right of the lantern
Living Room: To the left of the animal skull, above the penguin
Master Bathroom: In between the toilet’s tank and the window
Master Bedroom: On the floor, in between the vase and the circular saw
Music Room: In between the bike pump and the saxophone
Nursery: On the doorframe, above the toy clown’s head
Pantry: On the cello, to the right of the green bust’s head
Parlor: On the statue’s dress, to the right of the corkscrew
Servant’s Quarters: Above the falling painting
Shed: Dangling from the ceiling, to the northwest of the door
Storage Room: On the suit of armor, to the right of the globe
Study: Below the window, to the left of the coat rack
Surveillance Room: On the office chair, near the right armrest
Taxidermy Room: In between the stuffed raccoon and the drum
Theatre: Above the elephant, to the left of the lamp
Treehouse: On the tree branch, to the northeast of the blue ribbon
Wardrobe: In the mirror, to the left of the wedding dress
Widow’s Walk: On the doorway, to the northeast of the gas can
Workshop: On the chair, to the left of the gas mask

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