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<blockquote data-quote="a.messi10" data-source="post: 4847027" data-attributes="member: 110873"><p><a href="https://www.gamespot.com/reviews/tell-me-why-review/1900-6417558/">GameSpot</a>:<span style="color: rgb(250, 197, 28)">70</span></p><p>Mary-Ann reminds me a lot of Twin Peaks' Laura Palmer, a girl known primarily as a victim. It's only until the movie Fire Walk With Me that we know just how much was going on behind the eyes of that idyllic photograph we saw of her every episode. In Tell Me Why, our clearest, enduring image of Mary-Ann Ronan is the dead woman whose childrens' lives were destroyed after her death. Finding out everything beautiful, intelligent, and loving that was going on behind those eyes is the most powerful thing in Tell Me Why, and matched in how her life created two strong, empathetic children who knew her well and didn't even realize it. There's a lot of empty disengaging space to be filled in in this game, but with a little patience and sympathy, what it does provide you is worth the effort.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="a.messi10, post: 4847027, member: 110873"] [URL='https://www.gamespot.com/reviews/tell-me-why-review/1900-6417558/']GameSpot[/URL]:[COLOR=rgb(250, 197, 28)]70[/COLOR] Mary-Ann reminds me a lot of Twin Peaks' Laura Palmer, a girl known primarily as a victim. It's only until the movie Fire Walk With Me that we know just how much was going on behind the eyes of that idyllic photograph we saw of her every episode. In Tell Me Why, our clearest, enduring image of Mary-Ann Ronan is the dead woman whose childrens' lives were destroyed after her death. Finding out everything beautiful, intelligent, and loving that was going on behind those eyes is the most powerful thing in Tell Me Why, and matched in how her life created two strong, empathetic children who knew her well and didn't even realize it. There's a lot of empty disengaging space to be filled in in this game, but with a little patience and sympathy, what it does provide you is worth the effort. [/QUOTE]
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