Good (True) End (3/3)

The events are mostly the same as the previous endings, except for, again, a few dialogue and gameplay changes.

During the Math section Taylor intentionally answers every single question incorrectly.

At the Cups and Balls section, when Krueger claims the eyeball was "donated" by a former patient, Taylor isn't fooled by his statement, telling him that's "BULLSHIT" and that "that was what the scream was about, wasn't it?" to which Albert replies with silence, ignoring their remark. Taylor then intentionally picks the wrong cup each time.

During the chat about Albert coming back to take over his family's business, Taylor asks him if he misses G4, to which he responds with a bit of silence before stating "Maybe. Maybe not." and that he thinks "G4 is a nice place."

When Albert mentions how he was the only child during the Gateway to Your Heart section, Taylor tells him that it must've been nice to get all the attention. He replies with uncertainty, saying that it gets a little lonely.

At the second question in the Gateway to Your Heart section, Taylor, when he told them that he feels deeply connected to all his patients, asks him whether he's connected to his family and friends aswell. Albert responds with silence, and Taylor asks him if there's really no one else he's connected to besides his patients and Albert stays silent again, brushing it off and continuing the therapy.

Taylor chooses to open their eyes after every question, disobeying Krueger's wishes. For the first two questions, they see only the room and Krueger, who asks them if something is wrong. However, when Taylor opens their eyes after the third question, a heavily distorted head moves rapidly to the right, barely seen. When they open their eyes for the fourth time before given permission, they are violently jumpscared by Krueger, who's face heavily distorts and rapidly shoots towards Taylor, making a screeching noise. Taylor then blacks out. Krueger, once again, apologizes and claims that he was getting too excited to hear their answers, and didn't mean to get a "a bit too close". Taylor retorts with "I wouldn't call that a bit too close," but ultimately shrugs it off, then Krueger starts the third break.

Albert, during his absence, gives Taylor a different video to watch. It's a light-hearted video of dancing skeletons with a generic beat in the background. The video ends, and Krueger has returned. Taylor asks what the video was, to which Krueger replies simply with, "dancing skeletons". He asks what they thought about it and Taylor simply told him it was "cute".

In the Rorschach test, Taylor flips each paper over, despite Krueger's suggestion not to. When Taylor flips the final inkblot, there is a drawing of a man in a suit on the other side, with Dr. Krueger's signature. Taylor compliments the drawing and asks who he drew. Krueger is upset, asking them why they flipped the paper. He then distorts his face and jumpscares them again, crashing the therapy session entirely. He apologizes for his sudden "outburst", saying it was very rude of him. He answers their question, stating that the drawing was of a classmate he had in college. When Taylor asks if they were friends, he reveals that they were arch-rivals.

   Their conversation grows much deeper, until Krueger suddenly says he has to end the therapy early. He says he hopes to become friends with Taylor. He then starts asking them to fill out a post-therapy assessment, but stops himself halfway. He says goodbye to Taylor, and that he hopes they can stay in touch. The screen suddenly glitches, revealing itself to be Taylor's desktop. Taylor questions if it was just a dream. After the credits, we see Krueger calling his classmate from college, who is revealed to be named Vincent. Afterwards, we see an e-mail from Dr. Krueger on Taylor's desktop, asking them if they would like to meet up sometime.