So two of the endings shown here illustrate what the female narrator said in the beginning - The Narrator cannot exist without the Player and the Player cannot exist without the Narrator.That's why the escape pod didn't work - No one was there to narrate its function or its successThat's why the story couldn't continue when the credits were rolling - The player had been removed and the story couldn't exist without them.
Well, in reality, the description for the beginning after that ending summed what happened up. He did escape, and markiplier's guess on multiple stanleys was on the mark. The short breeze indicated something flying past, then disappearing from existence.
+Eva As the female narrator said, and I quote from you, "The Narrator cannot exist without the Player and the Player cannot exist without the Narrator". Question, would the player (Stanley) vanish too if the narrator vanished (5:45)? EDIT: If the female narrator is right, then they would both not exist (as soon as the narrator vanished, 5:45) as the female narrator said. Stanley escaped because there are "other" Stanleys (8:04) out there , and so therefore there are other narrators (male and female). The "Stanley" that we are controlling is not a Stanley but a real person (12:51). Stanley (real person) escaped using the escape pod. THEENDISNEVERTHEENDISNEVERTHEENDISNEVERTHEEND
@@slipperypaws9668 you are not acctually stanley the narrator says you are a human playing and making your own choices the narrator just didn't figure this out til way later on so really even stanley disappeared with all his co workers. Also idk if anyone is acctually in the broom closet when the white board says get chris out of the broom closet.
there's more to the cheating ending~ You can keep putting the code in while you're there, and get teleported back again and again, the narrator getting unhappier with you each time.
Poppy Smith in the ending where he went through the "Escape" tunnel instead of going to the mind control facility, there is a room in that museum where it talks about the narrator and some of the bloopers and things. He recorded bits and pieces for a couple months off and on I believe. I haven't seen that room in a long time though. Markapark didnt go in that room though
He's a different character depending on what you choose, that's part of the dynamic of the game. Each choice is its own storyline, so each choice has a slightly different narrator.
One possible reason the Escape Pod Ending is so anticlimactic: on the sign right before the launch bay, if you crouch and look at the bottom you can make out some words, which I think in essence say that the Narrator must be present for the pod to launch - which means it'll never work, because you have to ditch him to find it in the first place.
WarriorAuranae Fun fact: There’s some cut narration intended for that ending. It was cut before it was voiced, but the subtitle files are still there. Someone actually got Kevan Brighting to read the lines, though, and made an edited video of the ending with the voiced narration. I guess they cut the narration because the ending was more powerful this way. The story of the Escape Pod Ending can’t exist without a narrator to make sense of it all.
Brawler_1337 Yeah, with sudden silence once you step outside the boss's office, it kinda felt creepy, because you suddenly felt lonely without him. And knowing how the narrator always talk when you make a move, this isn't right at all. So the ending shouldn't work without him. They are really smart.
God, my favorite part of this game is in the choice ending. When you're in the dark broken room and the narrator starts scolding you for your choice. It really does seem like everything else he said was just for the story but now he's really mad. Not once in any other ending did he cuss in the slightest, and then in one of the angriest tones you hear from him, he goes "That if I say something there's a damn good reason for it!?" It just gets me every time, how real it feels. it actually kinda hurts when he says "You're a child." in that disgusted voice.
So, that "true ending" basically represents how the real-life player who is - unlike Stanley - able to simply quit, exited the game and left behind the mere avatar (of which the Narrator doesn't realise it's only an avatar), so it was really all about the interdependence of all *three* of them; Stanley, Narrator, and real-life player? After all, even though the real-life player can leave at any time, it's also true that within the perimeters of the game, he is very much dependent on both the avatar and the narrator, as he wouldn't have had a game to play otherwise. Within that space, none of them are truly free, but they still choose to co-exist there because it is the only way they can.
That ending made so much sense. All throughout the game, expect for a couple short bits, you had a choice, but in that final part with the voice box, there was no choice. The game doesn't have voice input, and the result was you no longer had a choice. You couldn't leave and you couldn't open the door. It was gone. You couldn't go through the story anymore.
..I finally figured the ending out. I finally figured it out. It makes sense.. That is Stanley. THE Stanley. Not the player, not the game...not the computers; no, THAT is STANLEY. The one and only actual Stanley, the original, the one you CONTROL. But he's not a controllable player. That's Stanley himself. Stanley...wouldn't make a choice. He's been directed to do one thing his whole life; push one button, go this way, go that way, follow directions. This is the first choice he's ever encountered in his entire life. This is his only choice. He didn't know how to make choices. Especially ones that matter. And now that I think about it...this is the confusion ending. The true one. In the end of the confusion ending from episode two, and ONLY the end, after the 8th restart (not counting any of the other planned events before, due to the game being practically wiped from existence and thrown into a state of pure destruction), the Narrator leaves, and Stanley eventually dies. The narrator has left Stanley to decide...and Stanley doesn't know how to do that. He will stand there forever, waiting for an order to go left or right, and he'll never get it. He will die.
Max Robert Well..I said scratch the restarting thing..It might have been 8 times total though. Since the game "crashes" and you're back at the choice doors. But then again, back to "scratch the restarts", the entire game was practically laid to waist by you making a choice that actually does something.
Jeez I feel so bad for the narrator. His story is the only thing in the world he cares about and as far as he can tell, Stanley just doesn't want to comply. And without him there is no story :'(
just so you know the narrator at the room with the phone ringing said you are not stanley you are human controlling all the movements you make and making different choices then the narrator says. So given that information I would assume stanley dissapeared with all his co workers as well. Just the whole time before that phone room scene the narrator didn't realize you weren't stanley.
I think that, in the Escape Pod ending, the Narrator "goes in" the room, but you don't, and make him stuck there while you wander off. A hidden file says that both Stanley and the Narrator have to be present for it to work, so I'd say my idea is pretty much indisputably correct.
What if I told you there are actually four more official endings, one of wich can only be obtained by playing the baby-fire game from one of the earlier episodes for four hours.
Linde Euwema He also didn't do the "Whiteboard ending" and the Break The Portal Puzzle Ending, the secret disco easter egg, the Leaf picture easter egg, entering eight 8s in the keypad, facepunch, bark, secret and vihn credits easter egg, and the (official) Freedom Ending.
There are a few endings and alternates that he missed, Coward Ending (close your cubical door and don't leave), Whiteboard Ending (randomly may occur upon reload), Alt Games Ending (put the companion cube through the door and lose it, Narrator will be stunned at how on earth you managed to break the game), Heaven Ending (put the correct input on all the computers on the desks), Cold Feet Ending (get off the lift before it starts to move in the massive bay, wait, then walk off the edge) and finally Alt Window Ending (The Narrator will actually sing a song for Stanley if you choose Yes). Also he didn't finish the Serious Ending, continuing to put in the Console Cheat will gain additional scenes, where your penalty is increased to infinity years, and if you repeat again the Narrator heads off to find a better *Serious Table* since your obv not impressed by the one he brought.
He actually managed to find 17 of the endings (there are like 24 of them)!!!!!! There are only 7 endings missing. 2 Easter egg : Elevator (you go through the door behind you when you approach the Boss office and the secret disco where you wait then press the light-bulb) Then 5 others: - heaven ending like Hylian Maldiv said - cold feet ending (on the plateform you back off quickly, let it go and then jump) - whiteboard ending (random chance of blue office go to door 426) - song ending (if he had press yes after going out the window) - art ending (if he had managed to play for 4 hours the baby game O.O)
Aub Dog It was the narrator in disguise, as proved in the 57th episode of Agents of G.O.T.H.A.M. where Harry Potter is taken to Narnia because Groot and Saruman got the Star Destroyer ready for the war against the Time Lords. If you look closely at 15 minutes and 13 seconds you can see the narrator's eyes in the decorative fern in the Star Destroyer.
I don`t know why, but there`s something about this game that absolutely terrifies me. The thought of being alone and wondering what choices I`ll have to make and what their outcome will be...I dunno man, there`s just something about it. I hate not following the rules, which is most likely why people call me "goody two shoes" at school and all that good stuff, but it`s something I can`t help. I don`t like things that aren`t in routine or aren`t a part of the plan. It scares me so much.
The feels... with the narrator at the end. I know he tried to blow you up and all that, but that was in a different story ark. The "Real person" ending is just really... touching. It makes you think, here he was, just trying to tell a story, and you walked in, messed it up, and now stanley is stuck, lifeless and unable to do anything, and the narrator, cannot tell his story, his sole purpose being to tell the story... The museum ending sums it up best "See how they need each other..." Without the narrator, stanley doesn't exist, but, without stanley, the narrator can't exist either. That is why the real person ending makes me feel for the narrator, because you're listening to him lose his sole purpose for existing...
Beky Boo It took me quite awhile to piece together what she meant. Because she says "See how they want to destroy one another, how they need each other" Or something along those lines. They literally cannot exist without the other. But stanley wishes to destroy the narrator through disobeying his story, and the narrator wants to destroy stanley because he disobeys. Most of the endings, are the narrator finding a way to show stanley that his disobedience has gotten him killed or destroyed. But then the narrator resets the game and begins again, because he has NO purpose existing without a stanley to act out his story. I love the in depth writing in the stanley parable. Its witty, and oh so clever, and actually an interesting look into the human psyche in a way.
wolfie615 Actually I'm pretty sure she was talking about the on-off switch during the museum ending. If you watch it again you'll see there's than an on-off switch in the room while she's speaking. HOWEVER yes, you're right that it can be applied to Stanley and the Narrator as well, and it's very poignant.
Regarding the Escape Pod Ending-- the sign before you enter the room to the escape pod has some fine print at the bottom that's covered with dirt. If you take the dirt texture away the text mentions that the escape pod is to be used in emergencies only and that both the player and the Narrator must be present to escape. So, my take on it is the escape pod was never supposed to be used in a story line but you trick the game into thinking there is an emergency (the door shutting when you aren't in the next room, leaving the Narrator behind; basically it assumes it was a glitch and that that's an emergency) and allowing you to go in it. It doesn't work, though, because, well, the Narrator has to be there too.
Back sack and Crack- The removal of hair from the back, nutsack and between the ass cheeks to achieve a more groomed and streamlined look. Usually done by waxing at a salon, or by various do-it-yourself means in the home setting.
Did you know you actually get a different ending if you really do play the baby game for four hours? It's like the hardest ending but it's really cool (as long as you don't crash).
If you put the cheat code in again while you're already in the room, he sentences you to infinity years. If you input it again after that, the narrator just gives up and leaves. Inputting it after that has no effect.
After looking at the, "ARE YOU SICK OF THIS GAG?" sign for so long, the 'A's started looking like pixel people in a sitting position with their elbows resting on their legs and hands together...
It indeed was 0///0 I sat there after I finished the video and literally thought about that ending for so long... this game has made me seriously question what is real and what is not.
Did anyone realize that he missed an ending? If you go back to episode #5, at 2:59 you will notice a computer that he clicks on then it says "Input Received" That is the first one, then you must restart. There are 4 other computers like this. The next one is on desk 423, then you must restart. The next one is on the Boss's secretary's desk, Restart again. Then there is one on desk 434, Restart. Finally click on Stanley's computer.
Yeah, um, about the whiteboard ending... You kind of missed the whiteboard ending thing back in episode 5 or something... y'know, when the starting room changed?
@@orangexlightning Yeah, but he claimed it involved staring at the whiteboards in the meeting room, when it is, in fact, an 'ending' you can achieve _before_ the two doors room, and relies entirely on chance, since it requires the starting area to be the blue area instead of the usual yellowish one. When he mentioned it but got the trigger wrong, then he didn't actually vote against it, because he voted against something that didn't even do anything in the first place. The real whiteboard 'ending' still would have involved finding something new in an area he barely explored last time he was in it.
My brain has officially been reduced to literally mesh and goo that is slowly oozing out of my ear like slime. I lost at least 48% of my 6th grade vocabulary and can't even completely remember any of my simple math from 2nd grade. Is this a common Stanley Parable gameplay side effect?
I'm pretty sure, it says on the bottle of the side effects *looks at the side effects on the bottle* *SIDE EFFECTS* *IMPORTANT* The side effects when playing this game are: Making your Brain turn to mesh and goo, Making your new brain start oozing out of your ears, lose 48% of your 6th grade vocabulary, and 2nd grade maths memory loss. I should have read the Side effects in big bold writing before I played the Stanley Parable.
Well, ive always liked Stanley and the narrarator... When the narrirator is angry its funny and there still happy together When the narrarator is happy its nice But the only time I got da sad _feels_ is when you get the *official ending* that's sad man! :'(
This game does feelings amazingly well, especially for a (mostly) comedy game. It's probably the writing combined with the brilliant voice acting. It's amazing.
Neonz27 yeah I was thinking he could make another episode where he could do even more of the secret endings (cause y'know, he missed a lot of them and he got all the basic endings) and he didn't finish the serious room ending either (I think there was like 1 or 2 other times you do it)
I always feel terrible for the Narrator. He only wanted to create a story, and the player didn't want to listen to him, while THE STANLEY at the credits had no idea how to make a decision for himself. *Pouts* Poor, poor Narrator.
the stanley at the end this episode is not stanley it is you and you ditched this story and thus giving no life to the avatar so you cann't move and so the narrator sounds sad saying any choice is fine. also the phone room restart the narrator while in that room says you are not even stanley but a human making your own choices. given this info we can assume stanley had disappeared with his co workers. However why you are sitting in stanley's office doing his job and all that is beyond me and makes no sense, but yea we can assume off the telephone room restart that since the narrator figured out you are a human controlling the avatars choices that stanley was either lost with his co workers or you came along and tried to control the story the narrator laid out for stanley and controlled stanley's body and tried to do the narrators job for him.
Please help me out. When the narrator guides you back to the two doors and then gives you the choice to go through the left door yet again, could you achieve what is shown at the very end, aka just stand around doing nothing and making the narrator really sad? But then you could actually move again and surprise him that you're not gone? And maybe make him.. happy?
"Is it 4:30 already? I've got to go to a back sack and crack" I say to the non sense person then the non sense person looks at me at wonders if I'm real.
***** I think the also satisfying came from the fact that the blowing up the facility path has the narrator talking about how he's chosen to let you blow yourself up this time around, and other times he lets the office sink into the ground with everybody inside... I symptathise with the narrator, but not too much.
Rafaela Leonardo _((OMFG!!!! YAAAAS!!!! I LOVE THOSE THREE!!!!!!!!!!!))_ Matthew Williams *Crosses arms* _"I left because he was annoying me, that's why....."_
I love how every time he went to the boss's office he tried to open the bathroom door and the door opposite the office, yet every single time he turned away before either door opened. :P
I rewatched this because when i first watched it i never really unserstood. 5 years later im laid here balling my eyes out at half 3 in the morning. Poor bois.
I feel like this game had a deeper meaning. For instance, how Stanley is stuck in a perpetual loop, working in an office, without remembering what weather is like, what the outside looks like, what people look like, what anything looks like, besides the office. This could all be because, such as in life, the choices you make determine your life and lifestyle. Doing everything people (society) tells you, lands you in a rut of the corporate world, i.e. working in an office. You rely on the advice, decisions, and directions of what the world tells you that you're supposed to do. But life is more interesting, your perceptive changes, and you can see more of the world, and what's behind everything you've ever known, if you go against the norm, and make your own destiny, make your own destination, make your own journey. If you stray away from the path of what everyone else does, you have the potential to see more of the world in a whole new view, and in turn live a more exciting and fulfilled life. But that's just my theory.
No, you hear him singing if you press "YES" instead of "NO." The narrator keeps saying "You could have restarted" and if you stay long enough then, he starts singinf
Awh, man... It's terrible because if you had just started playing the game and gotten that ending, then it wouldn't have been such a big deal. But after playing the game so much, you start to do what Mark did, and you start to talk back to him as if he were a real person. He gets you lost, he tries to help, he tries to kill you... You two go through so much together, that at this point, you feel like you know him, and you just want to scream "I'M HERE, I'M RIGHT HERE!" Knowing that Stanley will never move again, and the Narrator will never know where you went, or why his friend won't just show something, anything, any acknowledgement whatsoever... That's a great ending. It's hard to think of that guy dealing with the stages of loss, and the actual you having to watch it from wherever you've glitched. I applaud the guys on the project. That ending was deeper than I thought this game could ever go. Of course, that's just my personal opinion.
Revising this after Space came out I feel like Mark took so much inspiration from this game to make Date and Heist and Space. I love seeing how far you have gotten Mark!
Do you even know what a troll is? I gave my opinion about the video and the youtuber. That's not trolling just because it doesn't match up with your own opinion dumbass.
MrDuelMind You post a comment meant to make people post angry responses, by basically insulting Markiplier for no reason. It's trolling /exactly/ because it doesn't match up with the general opinion of people who go on this channel.
Rawr900 No, moron. I post my opinion because that's what the comments are for. MY comment is directed at the video. I don't give two shits about what you think of my opinion or what you post in response. Just because you got mad and felt an obligation to reply to my comment with anger doesn't mean I posted just so you would do that. I didn't insult him. I gave my opinion. My opinion is that even while he is quite often funny, when he starts making those sounds I get annoyed and wish he would stop. And sorry to tell you, having an opinion that differs from others doesn't make me a troll. It makes me an individual that you don't agree with. Grow up.
You know what I realized? This game is a representation of the multiverse theory. For every choice you make, there is an alternate choice you could have made that ends differently. For every choice there is to make, every time you make a choice there is an alternate universe that plays out that other choice. For every choice you make, there is an alternate path for you to take that ends Stanley's story in a different way.
So two of the endings shown here illustrate what the female narrator said in the beginning - The Narrator cannot exist without the Player and the Player cannot exist without the Narrator.That's why the escape pod didn't work - No one was there to narrate its function or its successThat's why the story couldn't continue when the credits were rolling - The player had been removed and the story couldn't exist without them.
Well, in reality, the description for the beginning after that ending summed what happened up. He did escape, and markiplier's guess on multiple stanleys was on the mark. The short breeze indicated something flying past, then disappearing from existence.
+Duncan Osborne apparently the escape pod does require the narrator
+Eva Takagi Holy crap, yes and to prove this there's a sign about something if the narrator isn't there than something happens, I forgot what.
+Eva As the female narrator said, and I quote from you, "The Narrator cannot exist without the Player and the Player cannot exist without the Narrator". Question, would the player (Stanley) vanish too if the narrator vanished (5:45)?
EDIT: If the female narrator is right, then they would both not exist (as soon as the narrator vanished, 5:45) as the female narrator said. Stanley escaped because there are "other" Stanleys (8:04) out there , and so therefore there are other narrators (male and female). The "Stanley" that we are controlling is not a Stanley but a real person (12:51). Stanley (real person) escaped using the escape pod. THEENDISNEVERTHEENDISNEVERTHEENDISNEVERTHEEND
mindfrick
I never noticed this before, but at 5:23 at the whiteboard, there's a note that says "Get Chris out of the Broom Closet".
Simon Curry oh shit Chris is stucku in the broomy closet
ACK. ANOTHER STANLEYYYY
@@slipperypaws9668 you are not acctually stanley the narrator says you are a human playing and making your own choices the narrator just didn't figure this out til way later on so really even stanley disappeared with all his co workers. Also idk if anyone is acctually in the broom closet when the white board says get chris out of the broom closet.
(Bladez Superiorz)
What.
I am chris and i got stuck in a broom closet.
there's more to the cheating ending~ You can keep putting the code in while you're there, and get teleported back again and again, the narrator getting unhappier with you each time.
etherraichu also type, FacePunch and the textures change
@@suffer.719 The textures change to the FacePunch logo
@@silent04_ I know
@pcoo loooc Its out of bounds
I like your pfp
Did anyone else get the broom closet ending? That ending was my favorite!
Can you imagine how much the narrator had to talk to make this game, wow....
That's what I was wondering about
Pøppy Smith a lot...he probably got a sore throat
Poppy Smith in the ending where he went through the "Escape" tunnel instead of going to the mind control facility, there is a room in that museum where it talks about the narrator and some of the bloopers and things. He recorded bits and pieces for a couple months off and on I believe. I haven't seen that room in a long time though. Markapark didnt go in that room though
Poppy Smith imgaine people who read whole books
Alex Aristud I always wondered about that when I listened to audio books.
How is it that the narrator turns from totally empathetic in some endings to an absolute sadist in other endings?
He's a different character depending on what you choose, that's part of the dynamic of the game. Each choice is its own storyline, so each choice has a slightly different narrator.
what is the name of the video where Mark says shut up nurse. I've trying to find it for a long time. Is it Amnesia the Dark Descent?
@@weisswelle surgeon simulator
I love it
I think he wants one thing only, or he evolves based on watching us
One possible reason the Escape Pod Ending is so anticlimactic: on the sign right before the launch bay, if you crouch and look at the bottom you can make out some words, which I think in essence say that the Narrator must be present for the pod to launch - which means it'll never work, because you have to ditch him to find it in the first place.
WarriorAuranae Fun fact: There’s some cut narration intended for that ending. It was cut before it was voiced, but the subtitle files are still there. Someone actually got Kevan Brighting to read the lines, though, and made an edited video of the ending with the voiced narration.
I guess they cut the narration because the ending was more powerful this way. The story of the Escape Pod Ending can’t exist without a narrator to make sense of it all.
Brawler_1337
Yeah, with sudden silence once you step outside the boss's office, it kinda felt creepy, because you suddenly felt lonely without him. And knowing how the narrator always talk when you make a move, this isn't right at all. So the ending shouldn't work without him.
They are really smart.
The narrator sounds SO sad in the end....
omg my heart....
Me too. God it was bad.
I literally almost cried my heart couldn't take it
0.0 SO TRUe
and he said he'll wait... I have that weird depressed feeling now ;_;
IT BRINGS TEARS TO MY EYES OML
God, my favorite part of this game is in the choice ending. When you're in the dark broken room and the narrator starts scolding you for your choice. It really does seem like everything else he said was just for the story but now he's really mad. Not once in any other ending did he cuss in the slightest, and then in one of the angriest tones you hear from him, he goes "That if I say something there's a damn good reason for it!?"
It just gets me every time, how real it feels. it actually kinda hurts when he says "You're a child." in that disgusted voice.
So, that "true ending" basically represents how the real-life player who is - unlike Stanley - able to simply quit, exited the game and left behind the mere avatar (of which the Narrator doesn't realise it's only an avatar), so it was really all about the interdependence of all *three* of them; Stanley, Narrator, and real-life player?
After all, even though the real-life player can leave at any time, it's also true that within the perimeters of the game, he is very much dependent on both the avatar and the narrator, as he wouldn't have had a game to play otherwise. Within that space, none of them are truly free, but they still choose to co-exist there because it is the only way they can.
Yes!!!
✨Philosophy✨
That ending made so much sense. All throughout the game, expect for a couple short bits, you had a choice, but in that final part with the voice box, there was no choice. The game doesn't have voice input, and the result was you no longer had a choice. You couldn't leave and you couldn't open the door. It was gone. You couldn't go through the story anymore.
Well then
in the end when the narrator says "take as much time as you need." it gives me ABSOLUTE CHILLS OMG
..I finally figured the ending out. I finally figured it out. It makes sense..
That is Stanley.
THE Stanley. Not the player, not the game...not the computers; no, THAT is STANLEY. The one and only actual Stanley, the original, the one you CONTROL. But he's not a controllable player. That's Stanley himself.
Stanley...wouldn't make a choice. He's been directed to do one thing his whole life; push one button, go this way, go that way, follow directions. This is the first choice he's ever encountered in his entire life. This is his only choice. He didn't know how to make choices. Especially ones that matter.
And now that I think about it...this is the confusion ending. The true one.
In the end of the confusion ending from episode two, and ONLY the end, after the 8th restart (not counting any of the other planned events before, due to the game being practically wiped from existence and thrown into a state of pure destruction), the Narrator leaves, and Stanley eventually dies. The narrator has left Stanley to decide...and Stanley doesn't know how to do that. He will stand there forever, waiting for an order to go left or right, and he'll never get it. He will die.
Wow...thats deep
Mind blown
but how many times did he restart?
Max Robert Well..I said scratch the restarting thing..It might have been 8 times total though. Since the game "crashes" and you're back at the choice doors. But then again, back to "scratch the restarts", the entire game was practically laid to waist by you making a choice that actually does something.
Hank J. Wimbleton That actually makes the most sense out of all other theories!
Jeez I feel so bad for the narrator. His story is the only thing in the world he cares about and as far as he can tell, Stanley just doesn't want to comply. And without him there is no story :'(
just so you know the narrator at the room with the phone ringing said you are not stanley you are human controlling all the movements you make and making different choices then the narrator says. So given that information I would assume stanley dissapeared with all his co workers as well. Just the whole time before that phone room scene the narrator didn't realize you weren't stanley.
The Narrator at the end almost made me cry he sounds so sad
Yeah Ikr
I think that, in the Escape Pod ending, the Narrator "goes in" the room, but you don't, and make him stuck there while you wander off. A hidden file says that both Stanley and the Narrator have to be present for it to work, so I'd say my idea is pretty much indisputably correct.
What if I told you there are actually four more official endings, one of wich can only be obtained by playing the baby-fire game from one of the earlier episodes for four hours.
For reference, visit thestanleyparable.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Endings
Tough this might not be such a comlete list, as people are talking about even more endings in the comments here.
Linde Euwema He also didn't do the "Whiteboard ending" and the Break The Portal Puzzle Ending, the secret disco easter egg, the Leaf picture easter egg, entering eight 8s in the keypad, facepunch, bark, secret and vihn credits easter egg, and the (official) Freedom Ending.
no more please my brain hurts
+Linde Euwema Then I would believe you, because I just read that on the wiki a few minutes ago.
There are a few endings and alternates that he missed, Coward Ending (close your cubical door and don't leave), Whiteboard Ending (randomly may occur upon reload), Alt Games Ending (put the companion cube through the door and lose it, Narrator will be stunned at how on earth you managed to break the game), Heaven Ending (put the correct input on all the computers on the desks), Cold Feet Ending (get off the lift before it starts to move in the massive bay, wait, then walk off the edge) and finally Alt Window Ending (The Narrator will actually sing a song for Stanley if you choose Yes).
Also he didn't finish the Serious Ending, continuing to put in the Console Cheat will gain additional scenes, where your penalty is increased to infinity years, and if you repeat again the Narrator heads off to find a better *Serious Table* since your obv not impressed by the one he brought.
He said he didn't want to do the whiteboard ending, and he did the coward ending, but these other ones sound really fun!
Sphearex He obviously didn't know what the whiteboard ending actually is. (He did get it by the way)
Also one more ending. The ruined ending (where you plug out the cable of the phone the narrator will be mad or something) yep.
Isn't there one for doing the baby game for four hours?
Whitney Peterson Yes, most people found it by using a macro program.
He actually managed to find 17 of the endings (there are like 24 of them)!!!!!! There are only 7 endings missing.
2 Easter egg : Elevator (you go through the door behind you when you approach the Boss office and the secret disco where you wait then press the light-bulb)
Then 5 others:
- heaven ending like Hylian Maldiv said
- cold feet ending (on the plateform you back off quickly, let it go and then jump)
- whiteboard ending (random chance of blue office go to door 426)
- song ending (if he had press yes after going out the window)
- art ending (if he had managed to play for 4 hours the baby game O.O)
Also if you've cheated again the cheating ending would've expanded more with more dialogue
I thought the video froze when he was looking for another ending
The Creative king same
Samee
What ever happened to the fern...?
Aub Dog It was the narrator in disguise, as proved in the 57th episode of Agents of G.O.T.H.A.M. where Harry Potter is taken to Narnia because Groot and Saruman got the Star Destroyer ready for the war against the Time Lords. If you look closely at 15 minutes and 13 seconds you can see the narrator's eyes in the decorative fern in the Star Destroyer.
RepsterMC aND DON'T FORGET-A THE PASTA
amandamich1 Oh yeah, the pasta. The fern was in a pasta bowl.
RepsterMC I love you.
Zekava Adre :P
Markiplier "Take as much time as you need." I shall hold on to this quote forever.
This ending actually reminds me of the game ending, because both endings said "I can wait" once.
Another victory for logic.
Come, Stanley!
+Nope Nopington (Decepticon4ever) It was so sad hearing the narrator like that... It really was...
hope you still remember
@@goldbloodedmonster3637 I forgot. Thank you for reminding me.
@@nopenopington2880 How dare you forget. You're a liar and I will remember you as one.
This is the only game I know where restarting the game is actually a game mechanic
shieldgenerator7 ... Undertale?
I'm pretty sure I wrote this comment before Undertale came out
Nier: Automata?
MoiBis Jesus the comment is 2 years old for god's sake
That pretty much was the joke yeah
Oh poor narrator. Anyone else think he was actually kind of adorable?
Wendy Wu I did!DX
(poor narrator!)
ik i felt so bad for him I was like DONT BE SAD
Wendy Wu I did!! I nearly cried at the end and the ending where Stanley kills himself, in both of them he seems like he's almost going to cry ;~;
moo I know right? I felt really bad...
I felt really bad here but I felt even worse in the ending where he kills himself.
I don`t know why, but there`s something about this game that absolutely terrifies me. The thought of being alone and wondering what choices I`ll have to make and what their outcome will be...I dunno man, there`s just something about it. I hate not following the rules, which is most likely why people call me "goody two shoes" at school and all that good stuff, but it`s something I can`t help. I don`t like things that aren`t in routine or aren`t a part of the plan. It scares me so much.
@Bonham Romain What the fuck I just noticed that 0_0
*THEENDISNEVERTHEENDISNEVERTHEENDISNEVERTHEEND*
+Jean Deloris ...The end is never the end....
The end is LOADING
+Jean Deloris THEENDISNEVERTHEENDISNEVERTHEENDIS *LOADING* THEENDISNEVER
THE END IS NEVER THE END - END IS NEVER THE END - IS NEVER THE END - NEVER THE END - THE END - END ----- THE NEVER IS THE END
+ShadowAxe the end is never the end is loading nev....
I FEEL SO BAD FOR THE NARRATOR. ALL ABOARD THE FEELS TRAIN.
Chuchu
We have too many feels, now we gotta cry them out. Chu chu...
THE FEELS MAN -Boards the feels train-
Choo...
Choo...
Ahhuhhahahwhwhhha ;3; fffffPhaa?
DID U GET THE BROOM CLOSET ENDING!! THE BROOM CLOSET ENDNG IS MY FAVOUITE!!111XD That's what the subtitles said.
Ik lols
At the Broom Closet.
Funnyfilms111 You should’ve already known.
Also I’m late.
The feels... with the narrator at the end. I know he tried to blow you up and all that, but that was in a different story ark. The "Real person" ending is just really... touching. It makes you think, here he was, just trying to tell a story, and you walked in, messed it up, and now stanley is stuck, lifeless and unable to do anything, and the narrator, cannot tell his story, his sole purpose being to tell the story...
The museum ending sums it up best "See how they need each other..." Without the narrator, stanley doesn't exist, but, without stanley, the narrator can't exist either. That is why the real person ending makes me feel for the narrator, because you're listening to him lose his sole purpose for existing...
Oh my Gosh... I didn't even understand that line before you explained it to me o_O thankyou for opening my eyes
Beky Boo It took me quite awhile to piece together what she meant.
Because she says "See how they want to destroy one another, how they need each other" Or something along those lines. They literally cannot exist without the other. But stanley wishes to destroy the narrator through disobeying his story, and the narrator wants to destroy stanley because he disobeys. Most of the endings, are the narrator finding a way to show stanley that his disobedience has gotten him killed or destroyed. But then the narrator resets the game and begins again, because he has NO purpose existing without a stanley to act out his story.
I love the in depth writing in the stanley parable. Its witty, and oh so clever, and actually an interesting look into the human psyche in a way.
really? I got the meaning of that line right away
It's so heart-wrenchingly touching... When I played it, I found myself mashing every key, yelling at Stanley to just move!
wolfie615 Actually I'm pretty sure she was talking about the on-off switch during the museum ending. If you watch it again you'll see there's than an on-off switch in the room while she's speaking. HOWEVER yes, you're right that it can be applied to Stanley and the Narrator as well, and it's very poignant.
Regarding the Escape Pod Ending-- the sign before you enter the room to the escape pod has some fine print at the bottom that's covered with dirt. If you take the dirt texture away the text mentions that the escape pod is to be used in emergencies only and that both the player and the Narrator must be present to escape. So, my take on it is the escape pod was never supposed to be used in a story line but you trick the game into thinking there is an emergency (the door shutting when you aren't in the next room, leaving the Narrator behind; basically it assumes it was a glitch and that that's an emergency) and allowing you to go in it. It doesn't work, though, because, well, the Narrator has to be there too.
I actually feel kinda sad when the narrator's voice gets all soft and sad like that.... makes me feel guilty.....
agreed even as a heartless overlord it makes me have emotional outbursts!
Ikr :(
Just Hearing The Sound Of Concern In The Narrators Voice Makes Me Sad :(
I feel bad for him... :,(
Bhavisha Harshad Well it's there, and no I didn't
Back sack and Crack- The removal of hair from the back, nutsack and between the ass cheeks to achieve a more groomed and streamlined look. Usually done by waxing at a salon, or by various do-it-yourself means in the home setting.
wha?
nice failed attempt at trolling!
Wasn't an attempt to troll lol i just wanted to clarify.
oh well seeing as how your profile picture is...that, i assumed that you were attempting at trolling
:)
the feels on the bus go round and round
Were you aware of how many feels you were feeling back there?
+SourceAnimator many MANY FEELS!
r u feeling it now mr. kraps.
SourceAnimator
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the feels in a nutshell
mcfeels,
i'm feeling it.
I wonder if you let the game run for a hundred trillion years in the serious room if the conversation would actually continue?
Did you know you actually get a different ending if you really do play the baby game for four hours? It's like the hardest ending but it's really cool (as long as you don't crash).
If you set your clock that far ahead....
well, the game of pushing buttons for 4hr really works and DOES has a ending, so maybe this 100 billion trillion years work too
If you put the cheat code in again while you're already in the room, he sentences you to infinity years. If you input it again after that, the narrator just gives up and leaves. Inputting it after that has no effect.
set the time mid-game
The last major ending is so sad. Just hearing the Narrator begging Stanley to come back.... my heart omg
"the narrator's being awfully silent"
he says after he leaves him in the boss' office
Mark kind of sounded like the narrator at 6:01 when he said "oh"
I though narrator said it lol
Happygami same here!! XD
eton gamer i generally thought it was the narrator but then relised when he didn't continue xD
eton gamer same
eton gamer has OMG HE DID
You know the designers must be considerate beyond all imagination to put a story to every single thing a person can do in the game
Watching Mark get scolded is kinda fun.
Are you a sadist?
No, this is Patrick.
Is this the Krusty Krab
+愛 Alvarez, Madison 少年 NO, THIS IS PATRICK!! I am not a crusty crab...
+Root Beer Fiend I would somehow like to believe that the Narrator and Mark could embark on some real life awesome adventures together.
After looking at the, "ARE YOU SICK OF THIS GAG?" sign for so long, the 'A's started looking like pixel people in a sitting position with their elbows resting on their legs and hands together...
...i'm nOT THE ONLY ONE
*wow is that real*
"when you remove choice, there is no game"
that's probably one of the most profound statements I've ever heard on TH-cam
Indeed
It indeed was 0///0 I sat there after I finished the video and literally thought about that ending for so long...
this game has made me seriously question what is real and what is not.
Doesn't anyone care about the papers???
+Night Dreamer There's Easter eggs and cheat codes hidden in the papers around the map lol
NO.
NO.
nope. not at all
OH WOW PAPER.
Did anyone realize that he missed an ending?
If you go back to episode #5, at 2:59 you will notice a computer that he clicks on then it says "Input Received"
That is the first one, then you must restart.
There are 4 other computers like this.
The next one is on desk 423, then you must restart.
The next one is on the Boss's secretary's desk, Restart again.
Then there is one on desk 434, Restart.
Finally click on Stanley's computer.
id like to see that one lol
Hylian Maldiv Button heaven
Jacob Nugent My favorite is the disco ending which also wasn't shown
Im sad now
Hylian Maldiv Hey, I was wondering if someone could explain to me why Stanley didn't make a choice, just stand there?
Yeah, um, about the whiteboard ending...
You kind of missed the whiteboard ending thing back in episode 5 or something... y'know, when the starting room changed?
it doesn't do anything though.
He mentioned it in video, he voted against doing it.
@@orangexlightning Yeah, but he claimed it involved staring at the whiteboards in the meeting room, when it is, in fact, an 'ending' you can achieve _before_ the two doors room, and relies entirely on chance, since it requires the starting area to be the blue area instead of the usual yellowish one. When he mentioned it but got the trigger wrong, then he didn't actually vote against it, because he voted against something that didn't even do anything in the first place. The real whiteboard 'ending' still would have involved finding something new in an area he barely explored last time he was in it.
I actually cried when the narrator got sad at the end... Rip in pieces my dignity...
My brain has officially been reduced to literally mesh and goo that is slowly oozing out of my ear like slime. I lost at least 48% of my 6th grade vocabulary and can't even completely remember any of my simple math from 2nd grade. Is this a common Stanley Parable gameplay side effect?
I'm pretty sure, it says on the bottle of the side effects
*looks at the side effects on the bottle*
*SIDE EFFECTS*
*IMPORTANT*
The side effects when playing this game are: Making your Brain turn to mesh and goo, Making your new brain start oozing out of your ears, lose 48% of your 6th grade vocabulary, and 2nd grade maths memory loss.
I should have read the Side effects in big bold writing before I played the Stanley Parable.
Nah, you got off easy.
Actually, it was worse for me. I can't remember my name.
KevoGamin' think your name might be Stanley.
KevoGamin'
I cant figure out what 1+1 is..
People say it is "2"
But they are wrong, it is 42
This was brain breakingly beautiful
Jesus chriest the narrator at the end..
I actually felt so GODDAMN sad ;-;
God damn, the Narrator can sound so...heartbroken when Stanley disobeys.
Well, ive always liked Stanley and the narrarator...
When the narrirator is angry its funny and there still happy together
When the narrarator is happy its nice
But the only time I got da sad _feels_ is when you get the *official ending* that's sad man! :'(
yeah but how would you feel if someone wanted to destroy your story and his own main character doing it *now* that's a hard blow.
best ship ever
channel whatchamacallit well yeah..but remember that this is a game...and the narrarator is an actor...so cheer up! :D
I sometimes picture the narrator as a hairy nerd.
I didn't really like the narrator at first but that true ending made my heart heavy, he's my favourite character now :D
This game does feelings amazingly well, especially for a (mostly) comedy game. It's probably the writing combined with the brilliant voice acting. It's amazing.
We need another Stanley Parable!
I agree, Mark should make another episode
Neonz27 yeah I was thinking he could make another episode where he could do even more of the secret endings (cause y'know, he missed a lot of them and he got all the basic endings) and he didn't finish the serious room ending either (I think there was like 1 or 2 other times you do it)
Stanley parable 2 electric boogaloo
Well aren't you in luck.
Good news buddy
Serious room... go!
I need a serious room.
Also, that last ending was horribly sad.
the zending is even more sad, it almost made me cry
I always feel terrible for the Narrator. He only wanted to create a story, and the player didn't want to listen to him, while THE STANLEY at the credits had no idea how to make a decision for himself. *Pouts* Poor, poor Narrator.
the stanley at the end this episode is not stanley it is you and you ditched this story and thus giving no life to the avatar so you cann't move and so the narrator sounds sad saying any choice is fine. also the phone room restart the narrator while in that room says you are not even stanley but a human making your own choices. given this info we can assume stanley had disappeared with his co workers. However why you are sitting in stanley's office doing his job and all that is beyond me and makes no sense, but yea we can assume off the telephone room restart that since the narrator figured out you are a human controlling the avatars choices that stanley was either lost with his co workers or you came along and tried to control the story the narrator laid out for stanley and controlled stanley's body and tried to do the narrators job for him.
I cried at second to last ending. I feel so bad for the narrator!
The narrator started reminding me of a mix of GLaDOS and Wheatley. And that makes me happy
The Narrator sounded sad. Almost made me cry actually. I felt so bad for him.
I hate when the Narrator sounds sad. It makes me sad.
Me too :(
The voice actor is amazing
Sometimes I just felt sorry for that narrator when Stanley kept ruining his story over and over again. xD
Please help me out. When the narrator guides you back to the two doors and then gives you the choice to go through the left door yet again, could you achieve what is shown at the very end, aka just stand around doing nothing and making the narrator really sad? But then you could actually move again and surprise him that you're not gone?
And maybe make him.. happy?
Kersey Kerman s
I have tried, and unfortunately no.
Emma Nieuwenhuis Aww. Thats sad.
I have seen this ending at least five times, and it made me cry yet again today.
Emma Nieuwenhuis :'(
Some of these endings made me sad. All the narrator wants is to be happy and help Stanley.
*STANLEY MODE ACTIVATING*
*STANLEY MODE ACTIVATED*
UHHH DURRRRRR DURRR DURRRR!!!!!
I've officially come to the conclusion that this game is a 1984 simulator...
Foilé A Deux? I love that album
underrated, imo. it wasnt as good as some of the earlier stuff, but i still enjoyed it a great deal. idk why people trash on it all the time.
"Is it 4:30 already? I've got to go to a back sack and crack" I say to the non sense person then the non sense person looks at me at wonders if I'm real.
The narrator sounded really sad at the end. It sounded like he really only wanted to find a true friend. I actually feel something. Sadness.
I thought so to dude
That part was sad.
The narrator said night SHARK
*****
I think the also satisfying came from the fact that the blowing up the facility path has the narrator talking about how he's chosen to let you blow yourself up this time around, and other times he lets the office sink into the ground with everybody inside... I symptathise with the narrator, but not too much.
My original comment is actually the first one with more than 30 likes. I'm very content with myself.
Markiplier, did you get the Broom Closet ending? The Broom Closet ending was my favorite.
I am very concerned
as am I
Me as well
When the narrator said there was a small breeze, I think it was actually the other Stanley in the escape pod blasting off from the previous ending.
Kinda wish Jacksepticeye had done the "Not Stanley Ending" as well :(
Yea. Then he would've had an actual ending
Ak Sprkl Mark > Jack
To489GNet I like both for different reasons. I think of them as my adopted gay dads.
_I am kinda sad he didn't see the button ending one x""DDD))_
Lovino (Romano) LOVI. I FOUND YOU. HA.
Matthew Williams _"...!! H-Hey... Matthew...~!"_
Soooo~~~ Feli's been worrying. /Why did you leave, he ate all my pasta/
omg my two faves. All we need is Prussia and my top three will be complete XD
Rafaela Leonardo _((OMFG!!!! YAAAAS!!!! I LOVE THOSE THREE!!!!!!!!!!!))_
Matthew Williams *Crosses arms* _"I left because he was annoying me, that's why....."_
I love how every time he went to the boss's office he tried to open the bathroom door and the door opposite the office, yet every single time he turned away before either door opened. :P
it made the locked noise
Really? I was never unable to get into either room.
THIS GAME.
i could be wrong...
19:55 When he said "you're a child" I was just thinking about how those wires looked like a dick
I'M NOT THE ONLY ONE!!!!!
L45 Ltd Well now I feel slightly better about myself
lmao
Man, hearing the narrator cry out for Stanley makes me feel so terrible. He is trapped in the game, watching Stanley.
I rewatched this because when i first watched it i never really unserstood. 5 years later im laid here balling my eyes out at half 3 in the morning. Poor bois.
And thus, The Stanley Parable broke Markiplier.
I get the feeling bingeing on videos about this game as I'm going to sleep. My head hurts so bad right now.
Poor, poor narrator
I feel so sad for him
Who else recognised the green room from the demo?
I did
i did
where?
Moi
👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎🔫🔪🚟🚠🚡
My brain hurts. watched the entire playlist of this in one sitting >.
I did it too >.
I will
Michelle mountain With you there >.
Same
Michelle mountain Glad I'm not the only one >///
omg i watched all of these in one night! xD
Lord Sackboy thanks for the support citizen
XDD
Lord Sackboy i know XD
no need to be sorry i can take a joke cx
Same here bro. I think my brain exploded.
Me too xD
me three i think i dont care
I feel like this game had a deeper meaning. For instance, how Stanley is stuck in a perpetual loop, working in an office, without remembering what weather is like, what the outside looks like, what people look like, what anything looks like, besides the office. This could all be because, such as in life, the choices you make determine your life and lifestyle. Doing everything people (society) tells you, lands you in a rut of the corporate world, i.e. working in an office. You rely on the advice, decisions, and directions of what the world tells you that you're supposed to do. But life is more interesting, your perceptive changes, and you can see more of the world, and what's behind everything you've ever known, if you go against the norm, and make your own destiny, make your own destination, make your own journey. If you stray away from the path of what everyone else does, you have the potential to see more of the world in a whole new view, and in turn live a more exciting and fulfilled life.
But that's just my theory.
3:03 NOo you could've heard him sing if you'd stayed for longer!
No, you hear him singing if you press "YES" instead of "NO." The narrator keeps saying "You could have restarted" and if you stay long enough then, he starts singinf
Amanda Panda I know, I was just generalizing.
Awh, man... It's terrible because if you had just started playing the game and gotten that ending, then it wouldn't have been such a big deal. But after playing the game so much, you start to do what Mark did, and you start to talk back to him as if he were a real person. He gets you lost, he tries to help, he tries to kill you... You two go through so much together, that at this point, you feel like you know him, and you just want to scream "I'M HERE, I'M RIGHT HERE!"
Knowing that Stanley will never move again, and the Narrator will never know where you went, or why his friend won't just show something, anything, any acknowledgement whatsoever...
That's a great ending. It's hard to think of that guy dealing with the stages of loss, and the actual you having to watch it from wherever you've glitched. I applaud the guys on the project. That ending was deeper than I thought this game could ever go.
Of course, that's just my personal opinion.
15:03
Existential crisis alert...
This game is great
Still a beautiful, inspiring ending to a game.
Revising this after Space came out I feel like Mark took so much inspiration from this game to make Date and Heist and Space. I love seeing how far you have gotten Mark!
When the nararater gets sad I feel bad
Me too CheesseCaptain3 me too
I almost cryed because the end is so sad
CheeseCaptain3 Same here :(
Really? The narrator tried to blow up Stanley, and also man up you wimps.
Dude Theres so many endings Its just bomb Plus he has infinite Lives So...
i actually felt bad for the narrator :(
"Left here like so much garbage, it - weibkwqbwqk it's worthless now!"
My favorite line from this scene lol
reminds me of "njfrjjrked lipstick?! in my valentino white bag ?!"
why was the plant important..?
D:
seriously right it never came to a point where he had to use it
+FIWEN “hippo” 96 That was him confusing you on purpose, as part of the confusion ending.
Dude, read the first comment, it's beautiful
FIWEN 96 symbolizing the freedom ending
Stanarrator ftw
Their ship name will be Stantor.
***** mmmmm I'm sure all the guys must love u big boy. ;)
***** oh and one more thing
Nice ass
SMACK*
Golddragon_7 Wtf that's creepy but ok
***** 1, markiplier reference for the second part. 2, u seemed like a homophone. I like messing with homophobes. Alot
If you look at the console after going in the escape pod, there's the message "PLEASE FIX WILLIAM". I guess they forgot about that ending.
The scolding from the Narrator when the game gets a destroyed genuinely makes me feel bad. The voice acting is just phenomenal.
BACK, SACK, AND CRACK IS TALKING ABOUT A WAX!!! LOLOLOLOLOL
You missed Button Heaven! BUTTON HEAVEN!
I was also going to say that! XD
I found myself talking to my screen so many times saying "Oh my god just shut the fuck up already!" Specifically his 'stanley mode'
Do you even know what a troll is? I gave my opinion about the video and the youtuber. That's not trolling just because it doesn't match up with your own opinion dumbass.
MrDuelMind You post a comment meant to make people post angry responses, by basically insulting Markiplier for no reason. It's trolling /exactly/ because it doesn't match up with the general opinion of people who go on this channel.
Rawr900 No, moron. I post my opinion because that's what the comments are for. MY comment is directed at the video. I don't give two shits about what you think of my opinion or what you post in response. Just because you got mad and felt an obligation to reply to my comment with anger doesn't mean I posted just so you would do that. I didn't insult him. I gave my opinion. My opinion is that even while he is quite often funny, when he starts making those sounds I get annoyed and wish he would stop. And sorry to tell you, having an opinion that differs from others doesn't make me a troll. It makes me an individual that you don't agree with. Grow up.
MrDuelMind See.. there you go displaying your troll badge proudly. Again. No.. you need to grow up, kid.
Rawr900 Clearly you're the troll here.
God the way the narrator gets so depressed when stanley's unresponsive stings a lil-
I just wanna give the narrator a great big hug!
You know what I realized? This game is a representation of the multiverse theory. For every choice you make, there is an alternate choice you could have made that ends differently. For every choice there is to make, every time you make a choice there is an alternate universe that plays out that other choice. For every choice you make, there is an alternate path for you to take that ends Stanley's story in a different way.
I think when the narrator was asking mark those questions that's how I react when my teacher is talking about math
XD omg same
THIS WAS ALL PART OF THE CONFUSION ENDING GO BACK TO THE EPISODE AND READ THE BOARD
Durand Arthur I just went back to the board and realized you were right but i am guessing that they force you to do that before you can unplug it.
When it starts to deteriorate and they try to make up a new story?
The blackness was right, too.
But what about the book store?!?
+Durand Arthur (FunPlaysMC) Not true, this was the first ending I ever got whilst playing the Stanley Parable. Long before I got the Confusion Ending.
bibliofanatic Yeah, i realised it a month ago
the narrator can know that someone can jump out the window
but he doesn't know that someone can unplug a phone