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Well. Daniel is a monster. This isn't explained very well in the game until you get to the final stretch.

and here I thought I'm the only one

It's crazy how small things like that just pop in your mind out of nowhere. Amnesia had a lot of those awesome little moments/lines that keep me coming back to videos like this.

ayo wtf?

​@@celeb-seventeenyeah..don't ask...

- are you hiding something? - what do you mean? - nevermind xd

“Ohh the scenery around your spooky castle is lovely 🥰”

IQ: Daniel

😂

Bro?🤨

What bit was this?

@@jaykdos9521 At about 35:19, when past Daniel is going all crazy and hysterical.

0:35 I’ve never heard of anyone saying “I am Daniel” with so much passion

No. Only one type of Servants or Gatherers are Wilhelm and his men. Or at least some of Them are The brutes instead are described as Servants too but Its not revealed if they arent Gatherers too and where they come from. There look is the same one as victimes of the shadow looks like. So Its never dissolved if they are puppets of the shadow ( what wouldnt make sense and Also the shadow isnt intendet to kill Daniel) or if they are Servants of Alexander

​@@leonreidenbach7106They're literally Alexander's Ghouls.

That's the whole point of the story. Alexander took advantage of a terrified Daniel to turn him into an absolute monster; then once Daniel actually realized what he had done was not only barbaric and inhuman, but all for NOTHING (Since Alexander was never going to stop the Shadow, he was just using Daniel as a sacrificial tool to use the Orb to get back to his home dimension), he took the amnesiac drug because the overwhelming guilt and disgust he felt towards himself.

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He came from the world that is explored in Amnesia Rebirth

​@@sync5043 That's true, and I didn't know it when I wrote my comment. Though I'd still say that his world has a lot of parallels with 'the other side'

​@@sync5043 He actually came from a different world, he got banished from his home and fled to the world in Rebirth where he was essentially banished again

@@leadpencil-223 as mentioned in a scroll in the otherworld, his name was Ayandra who was banished for heinous crimes, and when said crimes became known to the other civilization that accepted him, he was banished again and sent to earth

​@@whysoserious286 Some speculate that he was the scapegoat for his discovery of Amnesia, the formula that got him accepted into the second civilisation. The extreme torture necessary to produce it may still have been too unsettling to the public, so the government, in a problematic position and with a perfect scapegoat, banished the villain, and kept his formula and practices. My preference for this history relies on Alexander's ability to retain a near-perfect image in the public eye, but for his homo-apathetic and discreet pursuit for science and the inter-global travel industry.

It is an event background music, it's called paper - daniel 17.

The Shadow spared him and allowed him to escape. Knowing that the universe itself forgives his sins, he understands he has redeemed himself with his courage and bravery. Maybe he says those things because he still feels guilty for the atrocities he made and is trying to convince and comfort himself (as always, lol).

Niv 'Mohnd So what? Daniel didn’t change. The diaries say that he killed others to save his own skin and justified himself saying that they’re worse people than him. Then, he proceeds to kill off Alexander, another person he thinks is worse than him, to save his own skin. He didn’t redeem himself, he simply survived.

@@cjv8522 If an horrifying omniscient cosmic entity doesn't kill you after all the awful shit you've done, manipulated, but does kill the man next to you, how would you call it? He was justifying his victims as criminals because he was desperate and terrified of the Shadow, but you can see how much he _regretted_ everything after killing the little girl and going back to his senses. In the dairies you can read how humiliated and disgusted he was feeling. He got punished for it and payed the price by facing the horrors of the castle, his personal purgatory. Please tell me you understand what I'm trying to say.

@Commander Maro That's an interesting way to look at it, but I still think the special ending is the best one. Come to think of it, Daniel both got his revenge and redeemed himself by letting the Shadow consuming him, all to help Agrippa to reunite with Weyer. Weyer, as we've heard, tamed the Shadow somehow and accumulated a collection of Orbs without being hunted by it, meaning the Shadow can distinguish the good and evil in people's hearts. Basically, Daniel was deemed "unworthy" or "evil" by the Shadow up until he gets his revenge in the Daniel ending. By helping Agrippa, he and Weyer will forever be grateful to Daniel and will eventually free Daniel from the Shadow, transcending his existence. Edit: Agrippa was chained up by Alexander ever since Weyer passed the portal, so it's likely that Agrippa acknowledged Alexander's deeds but he can't interfere, or he just didn't care at all. Also, it seems that the Shadow only hunted those who abuses or broke the Orbs, that's why Agrippa, Weyer and Mandus wasn't on the list.

@Commander Maro Never a bad Person? He killed and tortured people just to get away from the shadow. The pure ironie ist, that the shadow never would have killed him if he didnt traveled to Alexander and experimented On the orbs. Well it wasnt leaked of Agrippa and Weyer tortured people alongside Alexander.