Closure Ending

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The Closure Ending is the unofficial name of one of the six endings of The Mortuary Assistant.
== Getting to this ending ==
There are two confirmed methods to reach this ending:
# The player must collect the sobriety coins from the apartment of Rebecca Owens, as well as in the set of cabinets where the identification cards are placed. During the game, there is a chance for a hallucination to occur which shows Rebecca hanging herself with her arms stretched and her palms open. The player must place the two coins in each palm. After that, the player must burn the possessed embalmed cadaver while using the correct sigils on the mark.
# The player must collect the necklace of Rebecca's father from the apartment, in the same drawer as the sobriety coins. Once in the mortuary, the player must then collect the necklace again from the personal belongings drawer. During the game, there is a chance that the cadaver currently being embalmed is replaced by the cadaver of Rebecca's father, indicated by his voice line "Why did you let me die?". Instead of interacting with the body to end the event, place the necklace on his neck. If done correctly, he will clutch the necklace with both hands, and revert back to the body that was being embalmed, ending the event. After that, the player must burn the possessed embalmed cadaver while using the correct sigils on the mark.
== The Ending ==
After burning the correct body in the retort, Rebecca wakes up in a vision where she meets none other than her own father, Ben, who is immediately and emotionally embraced by Rebecca. She tearfully claims that she blames herself for being a drug addict like her mother, which resulted in the tragic death of Rebecca's father, ultimately ruining everything she had in her life. Ben comforts Rebecca by telling her she is not like her mother at all, who had "given up on life long before she died" and that his own death was the result of choices that Rebecca should have never been exposed to, thus reassuring Rebecca to not blame herself for her father's death, as she had suffered enough already.
Ben claims that he's proud of Rebecca for having changed her life, and that the best of him is within her. He also says that she can't keep remembering the night of his death repeatedly, as she will only remember the pain of that moment. Rebecca, still in tears, claims that she does not want to forget her own father, and that she feels lost and hopeless without him. Ben once again comforts his daughter by acknowledging her difficulties, but points out that she knows where to go and that she has already found her purpose - by working at the Mortuary, she can help the souls who are suffering by bringing comfort and closure to the living while letting the dead rest.
The scene ends as Ben once again tells Rebecca to let the dead rest, and tells her he loves her, to which Rebecca replies she loves him as well.
Category:Endings