Removed content

Some removed content exists for Fahrenheit: Indigo Prophecy, which can be found in the game files and some early sources. This content includes chapters and sequences that are not present in the final game, as well as dialogue and character information.
== Unused dialogue ==
Several pieces of unused dialogue can be found in the extracted game files.
== Character Information ==
=== Names ===
* Some early sources spell Lucas' surname as Kain.
* Mary and John Kane were originally named Susan Barrett and Joseph A. Kane. These names can be found in early GameSpot profiles for Lucas and Markus.GameSpot profile for Lucas KaneGameSpot profile for Markus Kane
=== Other ===
* Markus' GameSpot profile contains more details about the Kane family that were possibly cut or altered during development:
** It is stated that Mary was a Christian, and that Markus was particularly close to her. This shaped his decision to become a priest later in life.
** Markus and Lucas became estranged due to Markus' calling as a priest, with Lucas perceiving it as abandonment. 
** John and Mary died when Markus was 18, forcing him to become a substitute parent for Lucas. According to the brothers' birthdates, this would place their deaths in or around 1991 (making Lucas 12 or 13 at the time). However, John and Mary's gravestones in the final game state that they died in 1999, which would make Markus 26 and Lucas 20 at the time of their deaths.
== Chapters and Locations ==
=== Episodic Format ===
According to early websites, Fahrenheit: Indigo Prophecy was originally designed as an episodic game, and marketed in the vein of a television series rather than the later "interactive movie" concept. Site captures from 2001 indicate that the game would have released an episode each month, totaling 12 episodes (however, an IGN preview article from the same year instead lists 13 episodeshttps://web.archive.org/web/20020206221553/http://pc.ign.com/previews/16145.html). In an archived interview with FGN Online, David Cage stated that the first episode was planned for a May 2002 release.
By early 2003, the episodic structure had been reduced to only 6 episodes, with the release schedule altered to one episode every 4 months. Site captures of the now-defunct official website for the game indicate that the episodic format was completely abandoned by May 2003, and all references to it were removed.
=== Original Chapter Order ===
The internal chapter list contains evidence that the game originally followed a different act structure, and that some chapters were re-ordered or added later on. Below is the list of chapters organized by the final play order, with their numbers from the internal list.
* F_0101 and F_0201: "The Murder"
* F_0301: "Investigation"
* F_0401: "The Day After"
* F_0501: "Police Work" (Carla at the station)
* F_0601: "Police Work" (Tyler in his apartment)
* F_0701: "Police Work" (Tyler at the station)
* F_0801: "Confession"
* F_0901: "Alternate Reality"
* F_1001: "Tyler and Kate"
* F_1101: "Reconstruction"
* F_1201: "Lost Love"
* F_1301: "Hide and Seek"
* F_1401: "Friendly Combat"
* F_1501: "Debriefing" (Carla and Tyler talking to Captain Jones)
* F_1601: "Debriefing" (Tyler in the archives)
* F_1701: "Debriefing" (Carla in the archives)
* F_1801: "Agatha"
* F_1901: "Double or Quits"
* F_2001: "Questions and Bullets"
* F_2101: "The Storm" (Lucas)
* F_2103: "The Storm" (Markus)
* F_2201: "Dark Omen"
* F_2301: "Face Off"
* F_2401: "Back to Agatha"
* F_5001: "Happy Anniversary!" (Tyler)
* F_5601: "Happy Anniversary!" (Carla)
* F_2501: "Bloody Washing"
* F_2601: "Confrontation"
* F_2701: "Captain Jones is Really Upset"
* F_2801: "Fallen Angels"
* F_2901: "Soap, Blood and Clues"
* F_3001: "The Fugitive"
* F_3101: "Janos"
* F_3201: "Meeting Kuriakin"
* F_3301: "Ice Skating Rink" (deleted)
* F_3401: "Mayan Secrets"
* F_5101: "The Clan"
* F_5201: "Danger and Ubiquity"
* F_3501: "Fate on Russian Hills"
* F_3601: "Child's Play" (intro)
* F_3701: "Child's Play" (flashback)
* F_5301: "Checkmate!"
* F_3801: "The Pact"
* F_5401: "Frozen to the Bone"
* F_5501: "Jade" (vision)
* F_3901: "Where is Jade?" (exterior)
* F_4001: "Where is Jade?" (interior)
* F_4101: "Bogart"
* F_4201: "Revelation"
* F_4301: "Final Countdown"
* F_4401: "Epilogue"
With this list, it is possible to see that "Happy Anniversary!", "The Clan," "Danger and Ubiquity", "Frozen to the Bone", and "Jade" were likely moved forward in the play order or added during development after story cuts, as their numbering is inconsistent with the rest of the chapters. It is unknown what F_4501 to F_4901 and F_5801 to F_6001 contained before they were removed.
The files also contain names for sub-chapters that are not included in the in-game chapter menu.
* "Brutal Awakening": Likely refers to Tyler's segment of "Police Work", as it is listed immediately after Carla's segment.
* "Eureka": Likely refers to Carla's segment of "Happy Anniversary!"
=== Ice Skating Rink ===
Carla and Tyler were originally going to have a shared chapter set in Central Park, where they go ice skating. In the internal chapter order, this chapter is listed as "Patinoire" (literally "ice skating rink" in French). Dialogue and file naming indicates that it would have taken place after "Janos" and possibly concurrently with "Meeting Kuriakin". 
The skating segment remains in the final game as the bonus "Ice Skate Contest," which can be unlocked after completing the game.
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