Ade Bekhti

**Ade** is one of the many passengers you can pick up in Night Call. She is also your sister-in-law.

## Passidex

* **You have met Ade.**

This is unmissable. You'll get it upon your first interaction.

* Ade drew the High Priestess, the Devil, the Tower, and the Judgement.
* Ade left gazelle horn pastries behind.
* Ade drew Judgement, Wheel of Fortune, Strength and the Emperor.
* You did not tell Ade about your brother.
* Ade drew the Priestess, the Empress, the Sun and the Moon.
* Ade drew the Chariot, the Devil, the Magician and the Fool.
* You started the conversation.
* Ade drew Judgement and the Hermit.
* Ade drew the Empress and the Hanged Man.
* Ade drew the Sun.

**TEMP HELP:**

Most of her entries are not missable and unlock as she talks about her clients.

In the Judgement, Wheel of Fortune, Strength and the Emperor story, choose to keep silent at the end of the ride instead of talking about your brother.

In the Fool story, choose "Ade?" reply marked with a heart to start the conversation.

The last three entries can be unlocked during a scenario only. When Ade says she did a reading about your investigation, tell her you want to hear it, and she'll tell she drew Judgement and the Hermit for the Sandman, the Empress and the Hanged Man for the Angel of Death, or the Sun for the Judge depending on the scenario you're in.

## Transcripts

### The Judge (The Sun)

« Heading home... »

The passenger who enters the cab is a regular. Her name is Ade. She is a psychic who occasionally goes home by cab. She slips into the back seat, her earrings jingling softly. She smiles and gives you her address. You start the engine.

**ADE:** *"You know..."*

She's waiting for you to look up at her in the rearview mirror.

**ADE:** *"I did a reading for you, for your... story."*

« What story? »
« I don't want to hear it. »
« And? »
(Say nothing.)

TBA

TBA

See below...

TBA

An almost imperceptible smile flickers across her face - Round 1, Ade.

**ADE:** *"Well... I drew cards for the Judge... His name is... related to one of the cards. Judgement... which suggests understanding and open-mindedness... an element of unpredictability, too. But I didn't draw Judgement... I drew The Sun. It's a positive card. It represents warmth and success. Happiness."'*

She nods her head.

**ADE:** *"Whoever this killer is... It's not about money. It's more of... a kind of...\*Whoever this killer is... It's not about money. It's more of... a kind of... **[NEW CLUE]**  The word may seem strange, but I see it as a kind of consecration. It's about success. A job well done.\*The word may seem strange, but I see it as a kind of consecration. It's about success. A job well done. **[NEW CLUE]**  He or... she, by the way. I don't know why, I sense there is something... feminine... in the draw... I... I'm sorry, none of this is very useful, is it?"*

« Everything is helpful, Ade... »
« Thank you... »
« I'm not sure I can do anything with it. »
(Nod.)

TBA

TBA

TBA

See below...

All of a sudden, her voice speeds up.

**ADE:** *"Look, I've been thinking and I... Do you think that..."*

She heaves an odd sigh.

**ADE:** *"When this whole business is over, will you come around for dinner with us some night?"*

**HOUSSINE:** *"Us?"*

**ADE:** *"Yes, us. Me and the boys. I think it's time to... start over. What do you say?"*

« We'll see... »
« That's a good idea. »
(Tell the truth.)

TBA

TBA

See below...

**HOUSSINE:** *"I don't think it's a good idea."*

**ADE:** *"It isn't. But after all this..."*

**HOUSSINE:** *"I don't think so. What are we going to tell them, huh? 'This is your uncle. You haven't seen his since he was..."*

You stop short. A gnawing feeling in the pit of your stomach.

**ADE:** *"You're right... maybe. Sorry I asked."*

**HOUSSINE:** *"You don't have to apologise. It's my problem, not yours."*

Your eyes meet in the rearview mirror. A heavy silence fills the air. Some time later... You turn onto Ade's street. A row of identical detached houses. Utterly soulless, colourless. You pull up to her gate. The cab has barely come to a stop; your passenger exits without a word. The sound of her footsteps clattering on the sidewalk sends a shiver down your spine. The door to her house slams shut. You turn the key in the ignition. You have to get out of there. Now.

## Notes

STORY/THE JUDGE(N7) - THE JUDGE (THE SUN) - [Distance: 6.72km, Fare: 22.86 - Tip: 0] - « And? », (Nod.), (Tell the truth.) [ENTRY UNLOCKED: 11]

apologize -> apologise

colorless -> colourless

Ade's encounter uses speech marks, it's been corrected here. (ENCOUNTER: THE JUDGE)