Walkthrough

This is the plot/walkthrough of Children of Silentown.
== Plot/walkthrough ==
=== Prologue ===
At the beginning of the game, Lucy is seen drawing a cat. The player will have to click the "Draw" button, then do so again. Once Lucy heard that she is being called, the player has to click the "Stand up" button. Lucy couldn't exactly hear what was happening, but she did see someone in distress, so Lucy wants to approach to that person. The player has to click the "Get closer" button three times. Once Lucy gets closer to that person, they tell her not to turn around, even though the player's next and only choice is to click the "Turn" button. Once that happens, a big monster would appear behind her.
After this, it turns out that Lucy woke up from a nightmare on a bench. A boy randomly throws the ball near her and he told Lucy to pass the ball to him. The player can then click on the ball (which is then put in her inventory) and then while having the ball on the cursor, it should be clicked on the boy so that the ball would be handed to him. The boy then thanks Lucy for that, and then the two briefly communicate about their nightmares, before heading to the square.
Lucy and the boy are then seen playing ball with two other girls in the town square. After this, there are two dialogue options that either say "Cut it short and play by the rules" or having Lucy say "Show me what you got!". By choosing the latter option, the boy will shoot the ball straight into the garden. Lucy's mother then comes along to call Lucy for dinner. Lucy then leaves with her mother and says farewell to her friends. 
The two then enter their house. Lucy's father tells her to help out her mother cook dinner. Lucy's mother tells Lucy to grab the saucepan (which can be found next to the entrance door alongside other pans). Once the player grabs the saucepan, then gives it to her mother, Lucy will be thanked for that.
After this, Lucy is told to grab wood for the fireplace. The player must then click on the chest that has Squinty, the cat, on it. Although it won't open because the cat is too heavy for Lucy, the player must then go upstairs. Once they do that, Lucy will find the diary on her floor and grab it, and after this, the player can later grab the toy mouse. Once they do that, the player must go downstairs and give the toy mouse to the cat to get it out of the chest and distract it to the cellar, although the cat almost took down mother's lyre. Assuming the player has the diary, they can find and collect a note of an unusual sound.
Once that happens, the player is now able to grab firewood from the chest, then put it at the fireplace. After this, Lucy should talk to her mother, who then tells her to grab the salami from the cellar. However, since the cellar does not have any light, Lucy's mother tells her to grab a candle with her. The player must grab the candle on the table, then go to the fireplace to light it up, then proceed to the cellar.
Once the player enters the cellar, they will find out that the cellar is way too dark, so the player has to put the candle on the steel candle holder that can be found to the left side of the door. Once that happens, the room becomes lit and Lucy will be able to proceed downstairs safely. The player can then find the salami in the same area where most of the meat is, then exit the cellar. The player can also find Squinty and interact with it and Squinty is seen considering eating the fish that is hanging in front of it.
After exiting the cellar, Lucy's parents are seen discussing with each other what might be about a missing person. After that discussion is over, the player must proceed to Lucy's mother, who both briefly talk about Squinty, before Lucy proceeds to give her mother the salami. Lucy's mother will then request for salt before being allowed to play, which can be found at the top of the shelf found left to the entrance door. The player has to bring the stool nearby, move it to the shelf, then attempt to grab the salt. While Lucy is trying to do so, Squinty comes in and trips her over, she spills the salt, then Squinty runs away to a hole on the wall. Lucy's mother says that she should not worry about the situation, and instead, she should go out and play. Her father says that she shouldn't go outside, since it is getting dark outside, but Lucy said she wants to play at her backyard while it is still sunny outside. Her mother is fine with that and tells her to return at dinner. 
Lucy steps outside the house. The player can feel free to interact with various elements around the town, such as the things that can be found around the woodworking area, and proceed the next steps in any order.
Near the workbench, the player can use the trombone-like instrument (it is called the "Strange Instrument") and then have it become a collectible in Lucy's diary.
The player can also talk to the old lady who is petting what seems to be Squinty. Lucy briefly talks to the lady about the cat while the lady is petting it. She will later give Lucy a pendant, another collectible item.
The player can also go to the door that has a bell next to it. If the player interacts with the door, the door's handle will become loose and then the player will obtain a clapper, which can then be used on the bell to learn a new note for the diary. 
Once it becomes dark, Lucy is seen sitting on a bench. She was told by either of her parents that dinner is ready and that she is coming. She wants what she thought was her cat Squinty to come to dinner too, but Squinty runs away. This made Lucy rather concerned, so she followed Squinty to the town square.
The town square is seemingly empty, barely running on electricity, and then there is a bell noise. The power goes off for a bit, then there is a noise. Lucy didn't like that noise and was still concerned. A shadowy figure slowly creeps up to Lucy then scares her. It is implied that Lucy ran away to her home. It turns out that she finds Squinty coming from the hole on the wall.
The family then has dinner, with Lucy singing and her mother playing the lyre, making Lucy learn a third note in her dictionary. They then stop because it was late, although Lucy wanted to continue, even though she used to find it boring, but she likes singing nowadays, so the two continue for a bit.
After this, a noise can be heard from the forest. Lucy, who is in her bedroom, observes the noise.
=== Chapter 1 ===
TBA
Category:Children of Silentown
Category:Children of Silentown: Prologue