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"You once said, 'The ending isn't more important than the moments leading to it'…Do you still believe in that?" "…The truth is, I never actually felt that way. The ending…it always felt more important to me…Maybe we're just built that way…Maybe we're just not built to be in it for the moments. But it's because of that…I thought it was especially important. To remember that phrase, so I could at least remind myself of it."

To the Moon (2011) developed by Freebird Games Finding Paradise (2017) developed by Freebird Games Impostor Factory (2021) developed by Freebird Games Just A To the Moon Series Beach Episode (2024) developed by Freebird Games

Ultimate Ships Challenge: [1/3] Best friends to lovers' ships >> Eva Rosalene and Neil Watts from the To the Moon Game Series (2011-) developed by Freebird Games

"Then why did you even give this to me?!" "…I don't know. I didn't know what to do. On one hand, I guess just…I just didn't want to disappear. This really wasn't meant for you. But I guess I…I just wanted to leave you something, too. I wanted to build you a garden."

*Art from The Bestest Dancers comic and the Beachsode Mini-comic

"Look, thanks for coming back and bringing the folks and all, but just…don't do something like that again." "Do what? Where are you going?" "Home. I've got things to work on."

Sigmund Corp Minisode 2 (2015) developed by Freebird Games

"You think you're so special? You are not special, Neil. None of us are here forever. Nobody could stay forever. Not for themselves, not for their loved ones. And nobody can ask anybody else to stay forever. But to stay as long as one wants, for as long as one can stay. That's the most anybody could ask of anybody else."

"Then...is that what you're asking me? Well, in that case...Yeah, I'd like to stay in that garden. For as long as you want me to...and for as long as I can."

Eva Rosalene and Neil Watts in:

To the Moon (2011), developed by Freebird Games

Finding Paradise (2017), developed by Freebird Games

Impostor Factory (2021), developed by Freebird Games

“I can never wrap my head around it.”

"So...what do you think they really are? The stars, I mean." "I... I've never told anyone, but I've always thought they were lighthouses. Billions of lighthouses stuck at the far end of the sky."