#Tv tropes beyond two souls Ps4

Anticlimax: Some found the last third of the game this for various reasons.

Animal Motifs: Jodie describes Aiden as 'like a lion in a cage.'.

And Now for Someone Completely Different: The player is able to switch between controlling Jodie and the entity/Aiden.

The tone in which she narrates her horrible fate will make you regret triggering this ending because it's all your fault. The Infraworld has overwhelmed the world of the living, all life has been extinguished, and Jodie (and presumably all other humans) are left as disembodied souls drifting alone and aimlessly in a cold, lightless, endless quasi-hell for all eternity. Also happens to Jodie herself in the worst of the Multiple Endings.They couldn't risk letting her go to the afterlife, so they forced her into an eternal coma. Happens to Jodie's real mother, Norah Gray, as well when the CIA decides to silence her after Jodie's birth.In the end he realizes what he's done and he does not take it well. He refuses to listen to Jodie and even his wife herself when she talks to him through Jodie, and he nearly causes the apocalypse trying to get them back. Only problem is that it more or less puts their souls into a state of constant pain and being unable to tell him how much suffering he caused them by doing this. Nathan builds a machine in order to see his dead family.

#Tv tropes beyond two souls Ps4

The PS4 and PC versions give the player the option of playing in chronological order, with some chapters excepted. Otherwise, the narrator is revealed to be Jodie's soul sharing her memories with Zoey in form of visions. This is what happens in the epilogue if Jodie is still alive.

Anachronic Order: Justified by Jodie's experiences with the world beyond scrambling her memories of her life to the point where she has to put them on paper to make any sense of it.

Notably, they first meet when she's a teenager and he's already a high-ranking agent who's gone through a previous marriage.

Age-Gap Romance: There's an optional romantic encounter between the protagonist Jodie Holmes and her CIA handler Ryan Clayton, who are respectively 24 and 38 by the end of the game.

Only after she completes the mission does she discover that she actually killed the democratically-elected President of the country, and her superiors lied to her.

During her time with the CIA, Jodie goes on a mission into Somalia to assassinate a local warlord to stop the latest insurgency. As it turns out, he's only her foster father. Abusive Parents: One scene shows Jodie's father verbally abusing her he even flat out calls her a monster, and while talking to her mother, goes so far as to call her an ' it' and a demon at one point, he almost starts physically beating her until Aiden scares him off.The Time Skip of Jodie (and possibly Zoey) takes place about a little more than a decade into the future. The present day takes place in 2014, with the epilogue taking place in 2015. 20 Minutes into the Future: Jodie is eight years old by the winter break of 1998-99.See also KARA for the tech demo produced in preparation for this game.