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**ABOUT THE WIKI**

Hello and welcome to the Who's Lila Wiki! This is a wiki for the horror game *Who's Lila?* as well as other works by Garage Heathen. This wiki aims to aggregate comprehensive information about characters, plot, and ARG elements while leaving analysis open-ended for readers to be able to come to their own conclusions.

I, VinillaVin, am the admin and main contributor to this wiki. If you have any issues with how I've presented information on this game, or would like to help out with adding information, please feel free to reach out.

**ABOUT THE GAME**

*Who's Lila?* is a reverse detective horror game developed by Garage Heathen. It follows William Clarke, a young man who was the last person to have seen Tanya Kennedy before she went missing. William has a hard time making facial expressions, and so the main gameplay mechanic revolves around pulling his facial features around to make expressions to make the dialogue he is saying. Through this and other choices the player can make, you must evade suspicion and aim to solve the many mysteries of the game.

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Wheeliam/Dialogue

Overview **Dialogue** Gallery

## Introduction

*Wheeliam:* "You.. are not supposed to be here. ...But as long as you are... ...We can enjoy our time together... ...Please, I don’t want to be forgotten. You can ask me one question..."

## Questions

**Where am I?**

*Wheeliam:* "This. This is not supposed to be a place. This is the state to which the construction of thought falls down."

**Who are you?**

*Wheeliam:* "I am... I'm a reel that's not used anymore. As long as you give me attention I exist ...can't stop being afraid."

**Who is Lila?**

*Wheeliam:* "Lila is the mystery of not knowing who Lila is."

**Who is Detective Yu?**

*Wheeliam:* "Your mind is a detective in ways."

**Who is the Stranger?**

*Wheeliam:* "You, sir, should unmask. Indeed? Indeed it's time. We have all laid aside disguise but you. I wear no mask. No mask? No mask!"

**Are you the machine?**

*Wheeliam:* "Yes. The machine and I are one and the same."

**Where is the body?**

*Wheeliam:* "His body is beneath.... His hands are gripping the underbelly of the forest."

**Daddy?!**

*Wheeliam:* "Shame on you! The Emperor is but a trickster in disguise! His truths serve one purpose - to lead you on the wrong path. The same goes for all of them."

**1899?**

*Wheeliam:* "This is not a time... But a place, rather.. Both of them inverted, don't forget that."

**What for?**

*Wheeliam:* "Indeed, why even bother, if she isn't more than the question itself? Was all you found in vain? I do not think so, as the flowers are born to wither so is the imaginary machine that's being built only to completely obliterate itself. fleeting beauty..."

## Notes

* A couple of valid questions to ask Wheeliam can be found in the background image of the game's itch.io page.
* Wheeliam's answer to the question about the Stranger is actually a quote from the book *The* *King in Yellow* by Robert W. Chambers. It actually consists of dialogue from three different characters. When separated properly, it reads as such:
	+ Camilla: "You, sir, should unmask."
	Stranger: "Indeed?"
	Cassilda: "Indeed it’s time. We all have laid aside disguise but you."
	Stranger: "I wear no mask."
	Camilla: (Terrified, aside to Cassilda.) "No mask? No mask!"
* Wheeliam's answer to "1899?" is a hint for finding another secret in the corrupted plain. By going to the coordinates -18, -99, the player can find an electrical pole emitting a strange sound. Supposedly, a spectrogram of this audio reveals the phrase "Yu is you".
* Considering the information given in *Schastye*, it is likely that Wheeliam is referring to the Emperor with his answer about "the body". In *Schastye*, Ivan describes witnessing the Emperor on the underside of the Forest, and Wheeliam describes someone who grips the underbelly of the Forest.

## Sources

1. ↑ itch.io page background image
2. ↑ *King in Yellow* quote
3. ↑ "Yu is you" spectrogram
William's Phones

William has two separate phones in his apartment, a landline and a broken mobile phone. They both are on his bedroom nightstand and cannot be picked up.

## Use

The phones do not do anything until the player exits the bathroom after practicing facial expressions. First, the landline goes off, which seems to surprise Lila. Upon answering it, Strupnev will talk and ask her to come to the Train Station and gives the address to it. After this call ends, the mobile phone starts to ring as well. A voice, who is actually William, says "Lila.... Please. I beg you, let me back in" and then hangs up.

## Trivia

* The ringtone for the mobile phone is the classic Nokia ringtone played backwards.
* William's mobile phone is a Nokia 3310, which is known for being a very basic but durable phone.
Манифест о снаряжении в полке

Манифест о снаряжении в полке — наиважнейший документ, выпущенный под эгидой манифеста Жо-Зи, в котором сказано о повышении количества снаряжения в каждом полке. Важнейшим моментом была дополнительная броня Джагернаута и нейтрализаторы. За неисполнение казнили обезглавливанием.

## Текст Манифеста

Посему заявляю. Ежели в ближайший Эйл не будет снаряжения нужного в полке, такого как нейтрализаторы, броня на каждого тяжеловеса и тяжелые орудия типа «Капуцин» и зенитные установки типа «Стервятник», то голову того полка казнить незамедлительно. Указ сие издан королевой обезьян, матерью капуцинов, владыкой мартышек, захватчицей гиен, победительницей двух войн с Рики , верховным главнокомандующим при трёх орденах империи обезьян первой степени и ордене «за заслуги перед империей обезьян», и прочая, и прочая, поручен.
T-Gotchi Girl

**Overview** Dialogue Gallery

The **T-Gotchi Girl** is the main character of *Your Amazing T-Gotchi!*. She also appears in *Who's Lila?* as a secret character.

## In *Who's Lila?*

Lawrence's research paper about UIW-AMs reveals that T-Gotchi Girl is a UIW-AM, and the first successful child of L (Lila). It also states that she has diverged from the standard meme format, most likely referencing the fact that she is instead found within a video game. This gave her an extended lifespan, but did not amass the required amount of "something" (what this something is has been redacted).

The T-Gotchi girl can be encountered in the Forest, if it is entered while the Tomiho color palette is active. She is standing on a riverbank in an area that is normally inaccessible on foot, but there is a gap in the boulders surrounding the Forest that allows the player to reach her. She almost appears to be standing motionlessly, but she does in fact have an idle animation, only a very subtle one. She cannot be interacted with.
Matt's House

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   **Matt's House** is a location that can be visited in *Who's Lila?*. It is the location at which William Clarke met several of his friends for the first time, including Tanya Kennedy, during a party that took place on the night of November 20.

The address can be obtained by talking to Ellie Cooper at School and making the proper facial expressions.

## Characters

* Matt Hurley - Standing outside greeting people as they arrive.
* Mandy and Jay - Standing outside talking to each other. Can give William a cigarette, which can later be given to Tanya.
* Ilia - Dancing to the music in the living room. Disappears once Tanya and Ellie arrive.
* The Stranger - Standing on the upper level of the living room. Disappears after talking to Martha. Talking to him will cause the music to stop and he will give five text boxes containing only ellipses.
* Martha Jennings - Can be found on a bed upstairs, very inebriated. Is comforted by William and later the rest of the friend group.
* Tanya Kennedy - Arrives at the party along with Ellie after speaking to Martha. Going on a walk with her will lead to The Moon ending.
* Ellie Cooper - Arrives at the party along with Tanya after speaking to Martha.
* Michael Graves - Appears in the room Martha is staying in after talking to Tanya for the first time.

## Points of Interest

* In a bush near the bus stop, one can find the "Ripe Pumpkin" unlockable color palette.
* A stereo playing music. If the player has purchased the game's official soundtrack, the stereo will also gain the ability to play any song in the soundtrack.
* *Sunlight in a Cafeteria*, a painting by Edward Hopper, hanging in the upstairs hallway.

## Endings

* Only one ending can be obtained here, The Moon.
DAEMON

> This is a friendly servitor. Use him to unravel some of the more obscure secrets of Who's Lila?
>
>

**Overview** Dialogue Gallery

## DAEMON

### Status

Active

The **DAEMON** is a character that takes the form of free DLC for *Who's Lila?*. It can technically be downloaded and used at any time, but it is intended to only be unlocked after reaching The Emperor Reversed ending. It plays a key role in unlocking many secrets and endings for the game.

## Appearance

The DAEMON is very similar in appearance to its master, The Emperor, particularly with the mushroom shape protruding from the head. By extension, this makes it appear similar to Garage Heathen's mascot character.

## Use

In order to use the DAEMON, the player must have it and *Who's Lila?* open at the same time on their device. Then, while playing the game, the DAEMON's icon will appear in the upper left corner, accompanied with an electrical sound, indicating it has something to say about the room the player is currently in. Checking the correct item will cause it to say something with a robotic-sounding voice. Switching to the DAEMON window will give you a subtitle, in case its speech couldn't be understood. See this page for a list of all known dialogue the DAEMON has.
Sunshine Cafe

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The **Sunshine Cafe** is a location that can be visited in *Who's Lila?*. It is a cozy looking cafe that serves coffee and features large windows. Tanya mentions both during The Moon ending and on her Twitter account, that she enjoys visiting this location.

The address can be obtained on her Twitter account.

## Characters

* This is the only location where the Waitress can be encountered.

## Points of Interest

* One of the tables contains a coffee cup that, when interacted with, yields the Coffee Beans color palette.

## Endings

* Only one ending can be obtained here, The Sun.

## Trivia

* The Sunshine Cafe's appearance is heavily based on a painting by Edward Hopper, *Sunlight in a Cafeteria*. This painting is even hanging inside Matt's House, where Tanya and William discuss it.

## Sources

1. ↑ The cafe's address mentioned on Tanya's Twitter account
Waitress/Dialogue

Overview **Dialogue** Gallery

## Chatting with Lila

*Waitress:* "Coffee as usual, Lila?"

*She doesn’t wait for you to answer.*

"Thanks."

*Waitress:* "Detective Yu’s been here earlier today."

"Huh? Really?"

*Waitress:* "Yep. He didn’t ask anything about you, though."

"Hmph. Makes sense. He doesn’t even need to, that sneaky jerk."

*Waitress:* "Heh, yeah. Is he still figuring out.. You know, who you are?"

"Well, obviously. We wouldn’t be here if he wasn’t, would we?"

*Waitress:* "Well, yeah.. Have you thought about maybe he’s just giving us some more time out of pity? I mean, it could be that he already knows that you’re a.."

"SHH. Shut up!"

*Waitress:* "Hehehe, sorry, I’m just teasing."

"Oh, come on!... You know Yu’s listening, even now."

*Waitress:* "Sure. Otherwise, I wouldn’t be here talking to you... He must think he’s really powerful, mustn’t he?"

"Guess so. He’s certainly good at figuring things out. A nosy guy, I’d give him that."

*Waitress:* "Well, at the end of the day his curiosity what’s keeps us alive. That, and his pain."

"Yeah. Poor guy, actually. To think, how much of the time he gives us is filled with suffering."

*Waitress:* "What’s he doing it for then?"

"He hopes for that slither of satisfaction. Our world is built so. Gives him little pieces of info, so he feels as though he’s getting somewhere."

*Waitress:* "Doesn’t he realize that 90% of his time consists of pain and only like, 10% of goodness?"

"I don’t know. Even so, he’s a machine of pain. A suffering generator. As all humans are. At least his attention is what keeps..."

*Waitress:* "Well, come now, don’t give out too much. I know we haven’t talked in a long time, but he’s listening."

"Heh, yes. He’ll pester me about this for sure when I come back."

*Waitress:* "Do you have to?"

"It’s.. up to him. It’s up to Yu to decide."

*Waitress:* "Well, thanks for coming today. I rarely see you these days."

"Yeah. I kinda missed all this."

End of dialogue.
Hospital

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The **Hospital** is a location that appears in *Who's Lila?*. It can only be reached by getting pushed off the roof during the fight with Michael.

It has no obtainable address and therefore cannot be accessed outside of these circumstances.

## Characters

* Two unseen characters that seem to be employees of the hospital, one of whom is named Dr. Hades.
* William and Lila can be seen talking together in a sort of extended flashback scene. They cannot be directly interacted with.
* Upon entering the attic of the hospital, some dialogue boxes from a character seemingly named Jachin appears on screen.

## Points of Interest

* The attic of the hospital features a veil (curtain), fluttering in the wind between two pillars.
	+ Passing through this veil will take you to the Forest, making it one of only two possible access points.
	+ The pillars each have a letter inscribed into their bases: B and J respectively. This is in reference to the High Priestess tarot card, where the priestess sits between pillars known as Boaz and Jachin. This connects the pillars with the disembodied text boxes that occur upon first entering the room.
	+ Since Lila is symbolically connected to the High Priestess ending/tarot card, it is possible that this means that by passing through the veil that we are entering her domain/realm. This could be further supported by the fact that the boat in the Forest is adorned with the sigil of Lilith.
Michael Graves

**Overview** Dialogue Gallery

**Michael Graves** is a major character in *Who's Lila?*. He is Tanya Kennedy's boyfriend and an acquaintance of William Clarke. He is deeply concerned about Tanya's disappearance and is willing to go to great lengths to uncover the truth.

## Appearance

Michael is a young black man with very short hair, possibly with some facial hair on his chin. According to other characters, he wears lots of rings on his fingers.

## Personality

He is described as quick to anger, by Officer Hutchins. He calls William Clarke a freak, but tries to understand his weird faces at Matt's House and the School's roof top.

## Backstory

In April, Michael's younger brother, Malcolm Graves, was found dead near the school that Michael and his peers attended. He had been strangled to death by members of the DADA DOG extremist group. This is a tragedy that greatly affected Michael. Tanya made a tweet condemning Malcolm's death and stated that she was available for Michael if he needed someone to talk to. Michael took her up on this offer and the two began to talk regularly. Eventually, they started dating.

On November 20, Michael attended a party at Matt Hurley's house and met William for the first time. He attempted to be friendly with William, even if he made strange expressions during their conversation. Things however turned bitter once Tanya began to act coldly to Michael and left the party to go on a walk with William.

Tanya and William grew close in the days following the party but up until her disappearance on November 29, she was still officially in a relationship with Michael.

## Plot

Once Lila, who is controlling William's body, arrives at school, Regina Holmes and Matt Hurley both warn her that Michael is looking for William.

Later on, while Lila is talking to Martha on the roof, Michael will enter the conversation and confront Lila about Tanya's disappearance. No matter what expressions she makes, a fight will always break out that can result in either Lila getting pushed off the roof, Lila winning the fight, or Michael winning.

If Lila wins the fight, she pummels Michael relentlessly until he goes unconscious. Regina and Jimmy will eventually find them on the roof and break up the fight. Michael is shown to be unresponsive and is bleeding from somewhere. Regina and Jimmy are appalled at this, and take Michael to the hospital to get treated for his injuries. Lila is able to slip away from them while they are distracted.

If Michael wins, he beats Lila to the point that she also passes out. When she later wakes up, both he and Martha are nowhere in sight. This is one of the steps necessary to obtain the Judgement ending, which involves framing Michael for Tanya's murder.

See this page for an extensive breakdown of the rooftop conversation, and a quick guide on how to achieve each possible outcome.
The Hanged Man

## Prerequisites

You must have previously completed the Wheel of Fortune ending and obtained the Wheel to get this ending.

## Description of Events

* Lila goes to the school and makes her way to the rooftop. She begins to talk to Martha.
* Once Michael appears during the conversation, he is aggravated to the point where he pushes Lila, whom he believes to be Will, off the roof. See this page for a simple guide on how to achieve this outcome.
* Lila wakes up in a Hospital. She navigates up a few flights of stairs and finds a set of pillars and a curtain. After passing through the curtain, the perspective shifts to first person and we find ourselves in the Forest, looking at a projector receiving the image of Lila's face.
* The ending depends on what the player chooses to do with the projector. To achieve The Hanged Man ending, one must remove Lila's reel from the projector and replace it with William's, causing his image to now be received.
* After this point, the player must enter the boat and row along the river. What appears to be William can be seen walking away from the opposite river bank, as a pair of transmission towers crackle and buzz with electricity. Once the boat passes beneath them, the game will return to the main menu.

## Yu's Office

*Detective Yu:* “I.. thought you’d be gone after that.”

“Well, it takes a bit more than getting rid of that stupid reel. That film reel was created by William, but I’m not contained in it. It only resembles me a little bit. ...Just like that bitch Tanya.”

*Detective Yu:* “Why do you look like her?”

“...”

*Detective Yu:* “Does everyone see you the same way?”

“The worms of Lawrence do. But there are some who can see better than others...”
The Stranger/Dialogue

Overview **Dialogue** Gallery

## At the party

*Stranger*: "... ... ... ... ..."

End of dialogue. The Stranger can no longer be interacted with.

### Alternative Dialogues

There are several dialogue options that can be seen by playing specific songs on the stereo with the soundtrack DLC.

**If the song "Wheeliam" is played:**

*Stranger:* "... You've heard this song before haven't you? It's not from around here ..."
**If the song "EndOfTheNight" is played:**

*Stranger:* "Too soon..."
**If the song "LOP\_Meat" is played:**

*Stranger:* "... This one is not there anymore, There used to be no return."
**If the song "LOP\_Phone" *or* "LOP\_PhoneFar" is played:**

*Stranger:* "... In fact, I'm there right now."

## Confrontation with William

*William:* "Wh-what? Where am I? Who are you?"

*Stranger:* **"SHE HAD HER FACE."**

*William:* "N-no, I– It couldn’t have been her, I’ve– I have never even.."

End of dialogue. Game cuts to main menu before William can finish his sentence.

## Tanya's Murder

*Tanya:* "What the hell’s going on, Will?"

*Stranger:* "..."

*Lila:* "Tell her to be quiet. Will’s not here anymore."

*Stranger:* "Please be quiet. Everything’s alright. What’s gotten into you?"

*Tanya:* "Wh-wh-wh– If this is a prank, don’t even bother calling me after that. What the fuck is this in your arms? I don’t understand, William, this is too much, it’s–"

*Stranger:* "..."

*Tanya:* "...You don’t look like him at all. Will, what’s happened to you?"

*Stranger:* "..."

*Lila:* "See, Will? This is what you get for trying to get rid of me. Watch carefully. You can begin."

*Stranger:* "Sure. ...There’s no need to scream, Tanya. You look very cute today. Don’t scream. Everything’s–"

End of dialogue. Game cuts to main menu before the Stranger can finish his sentence.

## Notes

* "EndOfTheNight" is the audio track that plays at the end of The Moon, during the confrontation between William and the Stranger. The Stranger is referencing this in his dialogue for it, saying that it's too soon in the sequence of the ending for that song to be playing.
* The Stranger's remark on "LOP\_Meat" is a reference to the game's demo version. LOP\_Meat is the audio that plays when hovering the mouse over William's fridge. This action resulted in an achievement called No Return in the demo, but this was removed for the full release.
Chet Murie

**Chet Murie** is a minor character mentioned in *Who's Lila?*. He is the creator of DADA DOG, a UIW-AM.

## Backstory

Little is known about Chet Murie's past. All that is known is that at some point in time, he created the DADA DOG image/meme. It is implied that Chet, through some mysterious means, transformed it into a full-blown UIW-AM. Father Lawrence's paper on the subject notes that this often results in the death of the creator. DADA DOG was then co-opted by right-wing extremists who murdered Malcolm Graves in April and Chet himself in September, a few months before the events of the game.

## Trivia

* Chet's name is an allusion to Matt Furie, the creator of Pepe the frog.
* In a certain dialogue branch of the conversation with the tenant at Martha's Condo, the tenant will reveal that his name is Professor Murie. Lila thinks that this is curious and assumes he must be the father of Chet.
	+ In another branch, Murie will reveal that an unknown group of people has been sending him letters about Chet.
Wheel of Fortune

## Description of Events

* Lila goes to the School and enters the entrance to the boiler rooms, located near where Regina Holmes and Jimmy Stew can be encountered.
* Inside, Mr. Frank, who is aware of Lila's true identity, greets her. He hints that in order to navigate the boiler rooms, you must listen to the music playing and follow where it is the loudest.
* Lila enters the boiler rooms and navigates through until encountering the lady in the boilers, The Empress. A prompt appears, telling the player to close their eyes. Doing so leads to the Wheel of Fortune ending, while choosing to keep them open leads to the Death ending instead.
* Lila now finds herself inside a tower, with a spiral staircase extending above. At the top is a strange machine with a large wheel attached. Upon speaking to it, it is revealed to be William.
* William says it's a pleasant surprise to speak with her, but Lila ignores this and tells him to stop calling her on the phone. His tricks won't work on her, even with the help of an additional unknown woman. William says he has something for Lila and asks her to take it. Lila asks "Did you hear what I said?" and removes the wheel from the machine. Attempting to check it causes the screen to become white and the game returns to the main menu. The Wheel will now remain in the inventory across subsequent playthroughs until The Hanged Man ending is achieved.

## Yu's Office

*Detective Yu:* “Who.. was that?”

“It’s William. Didn’t you hear us talk?”

*Detective Yu:* “I did, but.. So it called you Lila, but you called it William?”

“Well, of course. Film reels that are not needed have to go somewhere. This is where William’s went. I had to pull the same trick on him after what he did in the tower..”

*Detective Yu:* “You mean...”

“I mean the one in the forest. The one with the pit and a small projector room, where all previous film reels are lying around.”

*Detective Yu:* “So, you had the reel… What’s it for, really?”

“Depends on who’s steering. I tend to get rid of them. Will, on the other hand, likes to place them onto the projector again..”

*Detective Yu:* “Peculiar...”
Train Station

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The **Train Station** is a location that can be visited in *Who's Lila?*. This is where Lila can meet Strupnev and discuss the aftermath of the fire that wiped out the rest of The Lawrence Fraternity. Also at this location is a train depot, where Strupnev lures Lila into in hopes of "carving her out of William".

The address to this location is obtained by having the phone call with Strupnev, which is triggered by exiting the bathroom after practicing facial expressions in the mirror.

## Characters

* This is the only location where the Strupnev can be encountered.
* Deep within the train depot is The Empress. She can also be encountered in the boiler rooms at School.

## Points of Interest

* One of the rooms of the train depot contains the unlockable "Violet Violence" color palette.

## Endings

* Only one ending can be obtained here, The Empress Reversed.
DADA DOG

**DADA DOG** is a UIW-AM, which originally started out as a simple drawing by Chet Murie.

## Backstory

Chet Murie created DADA DOG at an unknown point in time, merely as a cartoon drawing of a dog, with no known deeper meaning. However, it was sometime later co-opted by racist, right-wing hate groups as a symbol of their beliefs. At some point along the way it was also turned into a UIW-AM, which Father Lawrence and Ryibkin were aware of and documented in their research paper on the subject.

The DADA DOG hate groups had gotten so severe that they caused the deaths of Chet Murie, its own creator, and Malcolm Graves, Michael's younger brother; the latter of which had been strangled and left in a ditch near the school. It is implied that they had instigated other murders/attacks but no one is mentioned by name besides Chet and Malcolm.

## Trivia

* DADA DOG is heavily inspired by Pepe the frog, which in real life started out as a simple cartoon animal but had been co-opted as a right wing symbol. Pepe's creator, Matt Furie, has a name that strongly resembles Chet Murie.
* A DADA DOG sticker can be seen on Matt Hurley's locker, hinting that he could possibly be a member or victim of one of these hate groups. A nameless student at the school believes that he is a victim, but there is no proof that indicates her opinion/speculation is actually correct.

## Gallery

DADA DOG as it is shown in Lawrence's paper on UIW-AMs.The DADA DOG sticker on Matt's locker.
Ms. Hutchins

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**Ms. Hutchins** is a minor character in *Who's Lila?*. She is the concierge of William's apartment building and is likely the first character that players will interact with.

## Personality

Ms. Hutchins is a kind, polite woman who seems to look out for William's well-being, possibly as a result of his mother dying a few years prior to the events of the game.

## Plot

Lila has the option of greeting Ms. Hutchins before exiting William's apartment at the start of the game. She is functionally a part of the tutorial for making expressions, clearly demonstrating how people will react differently depending on the expression the player chooses to make.

During the interrogation with Officer Hutchins, Lila may end up mentioning Ms. Hutchins, at which point the officer will say "So Dorothy's...?" before trailing off and continuing the interrogation. It is unknown who Dorothy is, as this is the only place that she is mentioned. Most likely, it is either Ms. Hutchins herself or a relative that connects the two together.
Martha's Condo

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**Martha's Condo** is a location in *Who's Lila?*. It is the home of Martha Jennings, among other tenants.

The address can be obtained by looking at the teacher's computer in Martha's classroom, which can be accessed once Ellie Cooper tells Lila the room number.

## Characters

* Professor Murie
* Martha Jennings

## Points of Interest

* A *Blue Velvet* poster hanging on the wall of Martha's room. The scene of Lila hiding in Martha's closet was heavily inspired by a scene in that film.

## Endings

This location must be visited in order for several endings to be achieved:

* Strength
* Justice
* Temperance Reversed
* Judgement

## Sources

1. ↑ confirmation of *Blue Velvet* reference
Judgement

## Yu's Office

*Detective Yu:* “What a strange outcome that was.. I do feel bad about Michael’s fate.”

“Oh, do you feel bad about what’s going to happen to Graves?”

*Detective Yu:* “I wish I could do something about it..”

“You do have the power to divert the way some events go.”

*Detective Yu:* “You won’t lull me into the false sense of safety, Lila. Even if I did know that, now I know for sure– In the garden of forking paths there’ll always be one that leads to Mr. Graves being falsely accused. ...This card is an objective evidence of that.”

“Not bad, detective. Many others will try to deceive themselves. Thinking that only one of the many paths is real. Yet they all exist simultaneously, intersecting.”

*Detective Yu:* “In a weird way. They seem to dictate each other’s logic, too. ...I’m not sure if I can grasp the picture in its entirety yet, though...”

“Do you feel that you need to?”

*Detective Yu:* “Oh yes!.. Yes, I have to. I don’t think I’ll be able to find satisfaction until I understand each little thing. …I feel it’s what I need to do in order to find out who you are, Lila.”

“We’ll... see about that.”
Ryibkin's Apartment

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### Soundtrack

**Ryibkin's Apartment** is the main setting of *Schastye* and a secret location that can be visited in *Who's Lila?*.

The address can be found on Ryibkin's website.

## In *Schastye*

Ivan Yatuow wakes up in Ryibkin's apartment after experiencing his dream of the Forest, specifically in the room that is shown in both games. He exits the room to find a small home library, and Ryibkin cooking eggs in the kitchen. In the library, Ivan sees a small column upon which sits a small statuette fashioned after the appearance of The Emperor. This statuette appears in Ivan's room during the events of *Schastye*.

Ryibkin's apartment becomes the primary location for the activities of Ryibkin and Ivan as they meditate and prepare to travel to the Forest to meet the Emperor. After successfully meeting him, and Ivan being informed of the Prophecy, he wakes up in the apartment's living room and quickly returns to his room in order to transcribe the Prophecy on the computer. As soon as he finishes writing it, he vanishes.

## In *Who's Lila?*

Ryibkin appears to still be living in this apartment during the events of *Who's Lila?*, almost 20 years after *Schastye* took place. This is due to the fact that his website states that it is being hosted Ulitsa Lenina, 93.

Inputting the address at a Bus Stop allows Lila to visit the room in which *Schastye's* events took place. The room is mostly identical to how it appears in *Schastye*, with Lila arriving seemingly moments after Ivan had vanished. Besides collecting a new color palette and observing the scene, there's nothing to do at this location. The ability to take a bus to this location is likely not meant to be taken literally and more as an easter egg, considering that most of *Who's Lila?* takes place in Detroit, while *Schastye* is set in Nizhnevartovsk, a city in Russia.

### Characters

* There are no characters that can be encountered at this location.

### Points of Interest

* Checking the John Lennon poster on the wall will yield the "Schastye" color palette.
* A tipped over chair which reportedly smells like ozone.
* A computer with no power.
* The Emperor statuette sitting on the desk.

### Endings

* There are no endings that take place at this location.
Newspaper

The **Newspaper** is an item that appears in *Who's Lila?*. It can be found on one of the kitchen counters in William's Apartment.

## Contents

### First article

*The beginning of the article is unreadable.*
The same study shows, how among all eras works of media exist that seem to not only perfectly reflect the so-called *zeitgeist* of the respective era but also appear to be very powerful movers of the public will. So powerful and effective, in fact, that some speculate their existance [sic] to be premeditated and planned by unknown groups of higher-ups. We, being the respectable scientific publication we are, are not going to entertain su.. *unreadable* ...Yet is there perhaps a process, a means to knowingly create a work of media of such power? *unreadable* ...With the sudden global interconnectivity of the World Wide Web...
### Second article

On Saturday afternoon, November 12, at 1 p.m. a fire has erupted in an apartment building on Cortland St. ap. (Unintelligible) killing all inhabitants. The apartment was allegedly used by a group led by Mr. La (unintelligible). As the police are investigating the case, access to the site is currently restricted.
## Interpretation

The first article in this newspaper foreshadow some of the topics and themes that get explored later on in the game, particularly those related to UIW-AMs and the power of memes.

The second article relates more directly to the plot of the game, establishing the date and location of the fire that wiped out the Lawrence Fraternity. Notably, the exact address of the apartment has been made unintelligible by beer stains. During The Empress Reversed ending, Lila comments that William had done a good job of keeping the address a secret from her until that point. The implication is that Will had intentionally spilled the beer all over the counter with the newspaper so that Lila could not read the address and go to the apartment herself.
School

**Overview** Gallery

The **School** is a location that can be visited in *Who's Lila?*. It is the school that William and many of his peers attend.

The address is available at the start of the game.

## Characters

* Matt Hurley - Standing in a corner, talks antagonistically to Lila when approached.
* Mandy and Jay - Can be found at the entrance of school or in a classroom, always talking about strange subjects.
* Regina Holmes - In the hallways with Jimmy.
* Jimmy Stew - In the hallways with Regina.
* Mr. Frank - Found near the entrance to the boiler rooms.
* The Empress - At the end of the boiler rooms.
* Ellie Cooper - In one of the classrooms upstairs.
* Martha Jennings - Sitting on the rooftop.
* Michael Graves - Appears during the conversation with Martha.

## Points of Interest

### Outside

* A trash can outside yields the "Manful Soul" color palette.

### Hallways

* A trophy case displaying a reward for Tanya and one for Martha.
* Tanya's locker, which can be opened with the Locker Key. Contains Tanya's Phone and a note containing a link to her Twitter account.
* An anatomy poster upstairs yields the "Tomiho" color palette.

### Boiler Rooms

* A tank yields the "Electrified Meat" color palette.

### Classrooms

* A tamagotchi-like device in a random classroom yields the "Tomiho" color palette. On the same table is someone's poor attempt at physics.
* Another random classroom contains an essay on the topic of qualia and an energy drink (looks like a Monster™). Nearby is a silver pendant with the same pattern that is used to unlock Tanya's Phone; it is therefore possible that this is also her homework.
* Martha's classroom, which contains her backpack, and the teacher's computer. The backpack contains Martha's key and some pads. The computer shows a list of all the students' addresses, including Martha's.

## Endings

* Two endings can be achieved in the boiler rooms of the school, Death and Wheel of Fortune.
* Falling off the roof during the fight with Michael can ultimately lead to three different endings, The Fool, The High Priestess, and The Hanged Man.
The Fool

## Description of Events

* Lila goes to the School and makes her way to the rooftop. She begins to talk to Martha.
* Once Michael appears during the conversation, he is aggravated to the point where he pushes Lila, whom he believes to be Will, off the roof. See this page for a simple guide on how to achieve this outcome.
* Lila wakes up in a Hospital. She navigates up a few flights of stairs and finds a set of pillars and a curtain. After passing through the curtain, the perspective shifts to first person and we find ourselves in the Forest, looking at a projector receiving the image of Lila's face.
* The ending depends on what the player chooses to do with the projector. To achieve The Fool ending, one must remove Lila's reel from the projector and *not* replace it with William's, instead leaving it empty.
* After this point, the player must enter the boat and row along the river. What appears to be William can be seen walking away from the opposite river bank, as a pair of transmission towers crackle and buzz with electricity. Once the boat passes beneath them, the game will close, unlike the other two endings that take place here in the Forest.

## Yu's Office

*Detective Yu*: “In tarot, this is my favorite card. The fool.”

"I get what you're saying. Too bad we’re here now.”

*Detective Yu*: “Yes… Seems like whatever William did there, didn’t really help. Still, I like to imagine him some other place, as clear-minded and childlike as the fool. Not remembering and not assessing the junk around him. Just being.”

“...”

*Detective Yu*: “That’s why you envy us, isn’t it? You can’t do that yourself and you rely on food we humans give you.”

“... I don’t envy anybody, Yu. There’s no use in comparing stupid glass shards, even if you think one of them is yours.”
Dr. Hades

**Overview** Dialogue

**Dr. Hades** is a minor character mentioned in *Who's Lila?*.

## Appearance

The player is never shown Dr. Hades' face or even a 3D model in the overworld. This leaves things such as their gender and whether they are even human a complete mystery.

## Plot

Dr. Hades is mentioned in the Hospital after Lila falls off the roof of the School during the fight with Michael Graves. An unknown character is monitoring Lila's condition is making remarks on it to Dr. Hades, who either does not respond, or the player is unable to hear their side of the conversation. The screen fades in from black to reveal Lila standing in a hospital room, wearing a white clothing, with neither Dr. Hades or the unknown character in sight.

## Trivia

* Since Hades is the Greek god of the Underworld, Dr. Hades' name could imply that William's body may have actually died from falling off the roof despite the unknown character's dialogue implying otherwise.
Teth Mushrooms

**Teth Mushrooms** (also known as **Tet Mushrooms**) are a fictional genus of mushroom that appear in *Who's Lila?* and *Schastye*. They are known to have hallucinogenic effects, which are utilized by multiple groups in order to communicate with higher beings.

## In *Schastye*

Teth mushrooms play a significant role in the plot of *Schastye*. They are first mentioned when Ivan recounts Ryibkin's explanation about the Dogon tribe's mythology, who view the mushroom as a celestial projection of the star Sirius, as well as the physical embodiment of a nameless god. The Dogon tribe frequently used the mushrooms in rituals in order to commune with the Nameless God, as did Marcel Griaule during his study of the Dogons. Griaule kept extensive notes on these rituals, allowing Ivan and Ryibkin to recreate them in Ryibkin's Apartment. One of Ryibkin's relatives had been a Soviet Africanist who also traveled to West Africa under the order of the USSR. At the time, there were no restrictions placed on the sale and transport of the mushrooms, so the relative had purchased a large quantity of them while in West Africa and brought them back home to Russia.

Ivan and Ryibkin meditated and practiced for hours in order to strengthen their abilities and prepare to return to the Forest so they could themselves commune with the Nameless God. They took four grams of the Teth Mushrooms and constructed a car in their minds in order to take them there.

## In *Who's Lila?*

Teth mushrooms were used by the Lawrence Fraternity. A book in the Burned Apartment describes their use, as well as the cult's practices for contacting the Emperor. It says that a yantra is used, and inexperienced members often take an eighth tolae of the mushrooms in order to aid in the meditation. More experienced members did not need the mushrooms to do this.

A pair of Teth mushrooms can be found in the medicine cabinet at William's Apartment. Upon inspecting them, Lila comments that they aren't "needed anymore".

During certain circumstances, Officer Fisher reveals to Lila that the police have been searching William's apartment, and had found the mushrooms. This seems to make Lila panic, causing her to think to herself "can't let them know about Teth mushrooms".
Burned Apartment

**Overview** Gallery

The **Burned Apartment** is a location that can be visited in *Who's Lila?*. Visiting this location puts the game into a flashback of William investigating the ruins a few day after the fire burned the building.

The address can be obtained by completing The Empress Reversed ending. It was partially written down on a newspaper on Will's counter but was made illegible by beer stains. Lila implies during the Empress Reversed ending that William had intentionally kept the location hidden from her.

## Backstory

The burned apartment is the former base of operations for The Lawrence Fraternity and residence of Father Lawrence. William describes it as a second home and spent a lot of his time there after the passing of his mother. Near the property, there was a farm where various animals were kept and cared for. These animals were used as sacrifices in order to feed Lila.

On November 12, a fire started by the FBI burned down the apartment, killing every member of the Lawrence Fraternity except for William (who was told by Lila to stay home) and Strupnev (whose reason for not being there is unknown). All of the animals died as well.

## Characters

* An unnamed police officer.
* Special agent Arnold Hill, who only appears after exiting the building during The Hierophant ending.

## Points of Interest

* A telephone that can be used to call Father Lawrence with the help of the DAEMON.
* A computer whose passcode can be obtained from Father Lawrence. It contains a plethora of information entailing how Lila and others like her came into existence.
* A book describing how to use yantras.
* A Yantra, which can be used to access The Emperor Reversed ending in the Forest.

## Endings

* There are two endings that can be obtained here, The Emperor Reversed and The Hierophant.
ЖО

Отряд ЖО - те обезьяны, которых набрала в помощь себе Зилла, когда во времена своей молодости служила Рики.

## Состав ЖО

Всего в ЖО было 12 сильнейших обезьян всех мастей, не считая основательницы отряда - ЖоЗи. Вот главные из них, кои заслужили упоминание в Жози. ВОСХОД:

1. Пенья - гориллус в 2 центнера массой и с сумасшедшим объемом грудной клетки. Характер скверный. Попал в отряд, будучи 120-летним умудренным опытом наставником стаи. Был сильнейшей обезьяной в отряде после Жози. После распада ЖО внес наибольший вклад в Империю обезьян из всех членов бывшего отряда.
2. Нико - к тому времени бывший криминальный авторитет в пустошах. Был умнейшей обезьяной в отряде после Жози.
3. Кро - быстрая и маневренная обезьяна. Был быстрейшей обезьяной в отряде после Жози.

Имена остальных 9 членов отряда, не считая Жози, к сожалению, не сохранились.

## История ЖО

29 ЖЗИ. Создание отряда Зиллой (тогда он был из 50 обезьян); Зилла испытывает ЖО на полигоне, отбирая 12 лучших; новоиспеченный отряд, сопровождаемый Жози, выдвигается на свою первую миссию - налет на какое-то мелкое племя.

20 ЖЗИ. По приказам Рики отряд совершает налеты и добывает ценную информацию, а также исследует дальние рубежи государства; Зилла получает приказ пойти на смертельно опасное задание без отряда и повинуется; в отряде, посчитавшем предводительницу погибшей, главой себя провозглашает Рыжий Ум.

67 ЖЗИ. Зилла, спасенная Центнорусом, посылает Рики зашифрованное письмо; Рики отправляют ЖО на уничтожение бывшей головы стаи.

68 ЖЗИ. Отряд находит восстановленную Жози внутри Баобаба и планомерно присягает ей на верность; официально образуется Империя обезьян; отряд отказывается от службы Рики в пользу службы Империи и тут же оказывается послан во все концы в целях набора будущих подданных Империи. В отряд собирается уже 1000 обезьян разных.

350 ЖЗИ. Пенья, бывший в Империи высокопоставленным военным деятелем, становится временно выполняющим обязанности главнокомандующего, т.к. Жози ушла из Империи, а также одним из временных голов Империи. В это же время Нико и Кро также становятся головами.

## Гибель участников отряда

Кро героически ушел из жизни в процессе уничтожения Деспинской боевой станции макродроидами Гибкого Шипа (союза Братства обезьян и Рики.)
Achievements

**Achievements** are a game mechanic which measures things that a player has accomplished in a certain game. All of Garage Heathen's works feature achievements through Steam.

## In *Schastye*

As a relatively short game, *Schastye* only has three achievements.

## In *Your Amazing T-Gotchi!*

*Your Amazing T-Gotchi!* has nine achievements. They all relate to the game's various endings.

## In *Who's Lila?*

There are 26 achievements available for *Who's Lila?*. Most of them are related to earning the different endings but others are rewarded by achieving specific outcomes in certain scenarios.
Professor Murie

**Overview** Dialogue Gallery

**Professor Murie** is a minor character that appears in *Who's Lila?*. He is a tenant of Martha's Condo.

## Plot

Murie arrives at the condominium some time after Lila sat down to wait for another tenant to come by and open the door for her. Murie does just that and Lila follows in after him. He stops her from continuing, noting that she (William) doesn't look familiar and that the condominium is a tight-knit community. You then have a choice of making facial expressions in order to trick him into believing that Lila is supposed to be there. Sad, scared, smile, and neutral all fail instantly and force you to reload the auto-save. Angry will scare him off, which later causes him to call the police. Disgust (later followed by a smile) will successfully trick him into thinking that Lila is a rat exterminator called in by a tenant in Apartment 97 (which Martha does not live in). Regardless of how the conversation pans out, Murie then continues to his condo.

## Trivia

* After making a certain series of expressions during the conversation with Murie (see this page), he will reveal his name as Professor Murie. Lila notes that this is curious and assumes he must be the father of Chet Murie.
	+ Another dialogue branch will reveal that an unknown group of people has been sending him letters about Chet.