Conversation starters with the killer in order to save the operator’s daughter. There is no definitive answer. This is the music that worked for me.
Important
It makes no difference if you send police quickly after discovering the location. Even if your cops arrive during the talk, nothing will happen. The conversation’s purpose is to defuse the situation and persuade the murderer to wait for an ambulance. Only then will responders be able to arrive on the spot?
As you can see, it makes little difference whether your products come on time or not. Before they can act, you must skillfully defuse the situation.
Walkthrough
Abbreviations
- C: caller
- O: operator
The Call
C: I have her. She’s here.
O: Who do you have?
C: I have your very own daughter.
O: Prove it
C: Nope. She’s inside of your house.
O: My house?
C: Under your very own house…
O: Are you serious?
C: Do I sound like I’m joking?
O: Don’t hurt her
C: How would I do that…
O: Gas bottle?
C: We… That’s the point.
O: Point of what?
C: I just… I-I want you to know what it’s like.
O: Why are you doing this?
C: Have you ever lost anyone…?
O: Of course
C: Yeah, right…
O: What have I done?
C: The gas leak…
O: I’m sorry you lost your son
C: You’re sorry?!
O: You son died then?
C: You’re not even aware…
O: I am ashamed
C: I just… I- I want you to know…
O: What do you want?
C: Quit your job…
O: I’ll quit my job
C: S***. I’m pathetic…
O: Let me send someone
C: No… No, no…
O: I send ambulance
C: Right… I… Yes. I guess I’ll… I’ll wait…
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