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This is a timeline detailing the events of the whole Amnesia series in chronological order. Note that some of the entries where a year or date isn't specified are approximately placed, and therefore, may not be correct. Dates written in here are Earth reckoning. Other Worldly time flowing rate and used calender are different (in contrast to our world), as well as date format equivalents are unknown. These reasons are why the dates were written in Gregorian format.

Pre-4th Century AD

Unknown year

  • Other Worldly civilization began, long before humanity came into existence.[1]
  • Empress Ur-naya presumably unified The True Ancestors into a single state and thus, created the Empire as its first empress.
  • "Tamed lightning" was discovered by the Other Worldly people,[2] and was put to use for their machinery.
  • Other Worldly people invented/discovered the interplanetary or interdimensional travel. Thus, allowing the usage of portals, rifts and Traveller's amulet between our world and theirs.
  • Other Worldly research into Vitae and Orbs began, which ultimately led to Vitae being used as an energy source through harvesting operations. Eventually, they developed methods to store it for later use, such as Leyden jars. Initial experiments helmed by Temaku with the orbs seem to had summoned The Shadow. Kita managed to discover the reasons behind why the Shadow appeared, and created a formula to facilitate its properties.[3]
  • Some time after humanity came into existence, Otherworlders started to use humans for vitae extraction purposes. This led to the use of Ghouls for capturing and harvesting operations.
  • Kharangi and his colleagues experimented with Harvester training in The Hunting Grounds.[4][5]
  • Empress Atua gave birth to Tihana, but at some point Tihana’s life was endangered by an unknown disease. Atua ordered Temaku to find a solution at all costs, as the bloodline must continue. It is unclear what the exact procedure was, but it appears that Atua gave her life in order to save Tihana through some sort of surgery.[6] Tihana’s life was saved by this, although she required a gargantuan supply to support her life.[7] She bitterly regretted that the treatment made her infertile.[8]
  • After her mother's death, Tihana was crowned in the presence of seven orbs.[9]
  • Several princes courted Tihana, but none of them fulfilled her desires.[10]
  • Political friction between The Empire and the Enkindled Fortress, which was under the rule of a Septarchy, occurred.[11]

4th Century AD

Unknown year

Between 4th and 16th Century AD

Unknown year

  • Alexander is banished from the Other World for (an) unknown reason(s).[13] His true identity is unclear, although the most likely possibility is he’s actually Ayandra the Apostate.
  • Kita and his co-conspirators orchestrated an assassination attempt on Empress Tihana, inadvertently causing the destruction of the Other World and the near total extinction of it’s people. The only known survivors of the incident were Empress Tihana and Kita himself.[14][15][16]
  • After the incident, Kita attached himself to the Vitae supply in the hope that he could survive and then devise new plans.[15]
  • The Great Gate collapsed due to the destruction and thus, Kharangi was left alone.[17] His eventual fate is unknown.
  • Although their eventual fates remain unknown, Temaku and the other alchemists were likely to turned into Wraiths due to the result of destruction.[15]
  • Tihana seemingly continue to receive victims uninterrupted for her Vitae supply, until the events of Amnesia: Rebirth (March 1937).

15th Century AD

1486

September 15th

16th Century AD

1515

1525

  • Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa pays a visit to Prussia, where he stays in the small hamlet of Altstadt for 14 days. While there, he finds an orb in an underground Mithraik temple. Taking it, he is immediately branded by The Shadow, who hunts him across the alps and retrieves the orb.[21][22] He is said to have passed away some ten years later after this visit in Grenoble.[23][24]This is untrue, however, as he lived far beyond that.

1529

  • Johann Weyer becomes Agrippa's student,[20] and the two would study the Orbs, as well as other arcane arts.[21] During Weyer's lifetime, he would learn to harness and control the orb's powers and amassed a collection of several orbs.[22]

1558

  • The events of “With the Blessing of a King” take place: Johann Weyer retrieves an orb from a church’s catacombs in Calais with the help of three French soldiers. The Shadow kills two of the men, but Weyer manages to escape with the orb, and the third soldier, Sokal, manages to escape with the Star-shaped soap stone, which was removed from the tomb that served as an entrance to the chamber where the orb was held.[25] This stone later ended up with Sokal’s descendant, Captain Ambroise, and was then given to Herbert in "Old Friends".[26]

Unknown year

  • The old castle of Brennenburg is consumed by fire.[24]
  • Brennenburg is rebuilt by Alexander and becomes his base of operations. He masquerades as a Prussian baron. The townsfolk would eventually come to believe that he comes from the Rhineland and live in the castle with his family.[24]
  • Alexander somehow gets in contact with Weyer and Agrippa, and with their assistance retrieves the orb from the temple beneath the Prussian woods.[22] The exact date of their meeting is unknown, but it is very likely that Alexander, Agrippa, and Weyer came into contact before Alexander made his move to Brennenburg.

17th Century AD

Unknown year

  • Alexander attempts to create artificial Vitae in his laboratory but is unsuccessful. During his attempts, he only manages to create a highly acidic solution.[27] The resulting fumes damage a lot of the unstable ingredients in the Laboratory, so Alexander moves what's left to the Wine Cellar.[28]

1618-48 (30 Years War)

  • Deserted soldiers, who abandoned their duties, got transformed to Gatherers by Alexander.[24] Thus, they were given rise a folklore among the local population.

Mid-1600s

1658

January 9th

  • Alexander starts experimenting on animals during his attempts to extract vitae.[30]

April 12th

  • Alexander’s research yields nothing, and he realises he will be forced to use humans to extract sufficient amounts of vitae.[31]

1670

18th Century AD

1701

1702

  • Wilhelm of the House of Gerich, a nobleman, signs a contract spanning 3-years with Alexander, in exchange for Alexander’s recommendation at the Prussian Royal Court and within the sanctum of the Order of the Black Eagle.[35] During the period of early winter 1702 to late summer 1704, Wilhelm conducted 39 civil arrests and brought the prisoners to the Brennenburg dungeons. The families of these people were usually banished from Altstadt.[36] According to himself, he also kidnapped up to a hundred civilians to be used by Alexander in his attempts at extracting Vitae.[37]

1704

September 28th

  • A fire consumes a barn a couple of miles south of Altstadt, killing one. This was the last case Wilhelm officially worked on.[38] Wilhelm arrested a farmhand, Emil, for the arson. The case files lacked a final statement from Wilhelm, and his fate, along with the arsonist, was never found out.[39]

Unknown date

  • Alexander is disappointed with the imprudent behaviour of Wilhelm and his men.[40] With one year left on his contract, Wilhelm is locked in the Wine Cellar with his men and fed poisoned wine that twists their bones and turns them into Gatherers.[24][37][41][42]

Unknown date

  • A sheriff was sent to Altstadt from Königsberg to question Wilhelm about the civil arrests he had taken, and he was believed to have been discharged.[43] The sheriff returned to Königsberg early winter 1704 reporting that the crime rates had dropped significantly in Altstadt and that there was no trace of Wilhelm in the hamlet.[44]

1718

1774

  • “House of Gerich” takes place: Klaas Gottschall tries to shed light on the fate of Wilhelm by investigating the 1704 barn fire, which was the last case Wilhelm worked on. After visiting the farm to look for clues, he pays a visit to the Altstadt church too to look through the church records. While there, the church priest directs him to Königsberg, where Anna Koch, who was a witness of the arson, lives. He meets up with Anna Koch who reveals that Emil, the farmhand who was arrested for the arson, caused the fire on accident when he had fallen asleep in the barn with some lamp oil she had given him still left burning. After this meeting, his journey takes him to Brennenburg to meet Baron Alexander.[46] Klaas' fate is unknown.

Unknown year

  • A plague spreads among Alexander's men and prisoners due to poisonous fungi that grow in the newly-opened drain sewers beneath Brennenburg, contaminating the vitae of the infected prisoners and slowing down progress on the building of a Traveler's Locket. Alexander creates a vaccine to hinder further deaths.[47][48]

1799

January 13th

Unknown Date

  • Weyer travels to The Other World instead of Alexander, enraging Alexander who traps Agrippa inside of a dead husk. Weyer claims that he is trying to revoke Alexander's banishment, but refuses to help Alexander with returning to The Other World unless he releases Agrippa. He hands him a recipe for a tonic that would allow Agrippa to be released from the husk without being killed. In the end, Alexander does not release Agrippa, since he finds Agrippa to be his only connection to The Other World.[13][51]

Unknown Date

  • Fearing that he may soon run out of prisoners, Alexander decides to go through with the final ritual and try to open up a portal to The Other World. It is a failure and ends up shattering Agrippa’s orb into six pieces. Alexander is forced to start over from square one.[52]

19th Century AD

Unknown year

  • Daniel is born. He grew up in Canterbury, Kent in the UK[53][54] and later moved to Mayfair, London.[55] Growing up, he was repeatedly abused by his father[54][56] and bullied at school by a boy by the name of Henry Bedloe.[54][56]

1824

  • Hazel, Daniel’s younger sister, is born.[57]

1828

  • Justine Florbelle is born.[58] Madeleine Florbelle, her mother, died while giving birth to her brother. It is unknown if he was born at the same time as Justine, or later. It is also unknown if her brother survived the birth, and if he did if he is still alive.[59]

Unknown year

  • Hazel, Daniel's younger sister, is diagnosed with some form of dangerous disease by Doctor Tate, who doesn't expect Hazel to live past the age of 12.[53] She is forced to remain in bed during the summers. Daniel used to read books for her after he was done helping out his father with work.[53]

Unknown year

  • Daniel stands up to Henry Bedloe, the bully. During a day in school, he manages to get Henry onto the ground and then strike him with a rock, as the other children cheer him on.[54] After he does this, he is scared that Henry will show up at his house, looking for vengeance.[56]

1836

  • The father of Justine, Monsieur Florbelle, starts exposing Justine to a variety of tests and experiments to better understand her mental disorder, isolating her from her only friend Clarice,[58] making her childhood a very lonesome one.[61][62]

1838

  • Justine is presumed to have been sexually abused by her father.[58]

1839

Unknown date

  • Hazel turns fifteen. She has lived three years longer than expected. Her parents, exhausted, decides to have her committed for permanent treatment at Canterbury Hospice. Hazel embraces Daniel and wishes him a grand adventure in Algeria.[53]

January 12th

  • Herbert writes a letter to Justine’s father, asking about how his experiments on Justine are going, and requesting the family to vouch for him to increase his chances of being let into Algeria.[63]

February 2nd

Unknown date

  • Daniel, along with Herbert, set for Algeria to study the tomb of Tin Hinan.[64]

May 14th

  • Daniel and Herbert arrive in Algeria.[65]

May 15th

  • The events of “Old Friends” take place: Herbert meets up with his old friend Faraj in Algeria. Faraj gives him Johann Weyer’s map of the tomb of Tin Hinan. Faraj is then killed along with his nephew Baki by Captain Ambroise of the French army to quell the rebel uprising in the city. Herbert retreats back to the hotel where he stays with Daniel.[66][67] While there he is approached by general Ambroise who hands him star-shaped soapstone, the same one that was present in the Siege of Calais.[26]

May 16th

  • Daniel and Herbert ride for the Tomb of Tin Hinan with their caravan. At one point, the tired Daniel falls off his camel.[68]
  • Herbert, Daniel and their crew reach the tomb of Tin Hinan with the help of Weyer’s map.[69][70] However, shortly after the arrival, they had to take refuge at Al-Mamaru Fort until sun was lowered.[71] Daniel started to write a letter to his sister at this time, but he was never able to finish it for some (an) unknown reason(s).

May 17th

  • After entering the tomb with a couple of men, Daniel manages to get himself trapped. Before being saved by his crew, he finds the broken pieces of a mystical orb which he brings with him.[72][73] Herbert, finding Daniel unfit to continue, sends him back to England.[65][74][75]
  • After three days in Algeria, a sailboat took Daniel across the Meditteranean Sea to Gibraltar. While there, Daniel reserved a cabin aboard the SS Hortensia, which would take him back to London[65]

Unknown Date

  • During his trip back to London aboard the SS Hortensia, Daniel was somehow thrown overboard, presumably during a storm. While desperately trying to stay above the water, he realised that some large beast was down in the water with him—presumably a Kaernk or The Shadow. He was rescued just minutes later by the crew and was hoisted onto the ship, which was just approaching the coast of Portugal. It is possible that this whole event might have been a dream.[76]

May 20th

  • Herbert’s camp is attacked by The Shadow and gruesomely kills four men, but Herbert dismisses the massacre as betrayal and shoots a man to keep his crew in place. He sends one of the workers, Abdullah, back to Algiers to contact the French.[77]

May 22nd

  • Herbert, realising he’s being hunted by The Shadow, stumbles through the desert. Delirious, he starts to see Algiers in the distance, although not through his own eyes, but through the eyes of Abdullah. Initially, he was thought to be slained by The Shadow sometime after this event.[78] However, in Amnesia: Rebirth, his corpse can found in a cave at The Other World. This incident indicates that he managed to survive in Algiers and ended up in Other World afterwards. It is unknown how long he lived in the Other World. While he was trying to find a way to return to our world, he died from starvation and hydration.

June 22nd

  • Back home in England, Daniel attempts to assemble the orb but is unsuccessful.[74][79]

June 25th

  • Daniel seeks out a geologist to find out more about the shifting nature of the orb. Although acquiring a bit of information, he can’t help feeling the object is otherworldly.[80]

July 2nd

  • Daniel receives a letter from the Algerian governor’s office. It describes how one week after Daniel leaving Algeria, a man who was travelling with Herbert, Abdullah, returned from the desert badly injured, rambling about the expedition being attacked by something horrible. After searching for a couple of days, the French search party sent out to look for the expedition found the abandoned campsite without any trace of Herbert or any of his men.[81]

July 3rd

  • Daniel retrieves the things recovered from Herbert’s tent at the nearby custom’s house. After reading through Herbert’s journal, he finds out that Herbert later visited the chamber and retrieved the orb himself after madness had spread among his men, suggesting there might have been another orb in the tomb. This greatly confuses Daniel, and he starts to wonder if the pieces that are in his belonging ever were an orb at all or if he just imagined everything.[82]

July 4th

  • Daniel somehow manages to assemble the orb after waking from a horrible nightmare.[83]

July 5th

  • While at the university to look for information regarding the orbs, Daniel overhears that the geologist he previously visited about the orb, Sir William Smith, had been murdered.[84][85]

July 14th

  • After having sent letters to various contacts in Herbert’s address book requesting help, one of the contacts to receive a letter being Justine (although the letter remained unopened),[86] Daniel receives an answer from Alexander of Brennenburg, urging him to travel to Brennenburg castle deep in the Prussian woods.[85][87]

July 15th

  • Daniel travels to his hometown of Canterbury to pay a visit to his physician, Doctor Tate, regarding his horrible nightmares and sleepless nights caused by the Shadow.[87]

July 17th

  • After discovering that Daniel’s physician Doctor Tate, and Professor Taylor at the university, both had been violently murdered just days after Daniel last saw them, just like Sir William Smith had, he realises something is after him and decides to heed the Baron’s advice and travel to Brennenburg castle.[85][88]

Unknown date

  • Daniel arrives in the city of Bremen, where he arranges for a carriage to take him to Altstadt. At first, the driver of the carriage refuses to take Daniel on such a long trip, but changes his mind as Daniel offers more and more money.[89] With the two rides also Gabriel, who works as an Outrider. He grew up in Altstadt.[90]

August 2nd

  • The events of "The Outrider" take place: Daniel arrives at the village of Altstadt, his last stop before Brennenburg. He stays the night at the local inn[91] at the advice of the outrider that took him there, Gabriel, who grew up in Altstadt. Later that night, a mysterious cloaked figure steals a local cat, Tinker (most likely to be used by Alexander for his attempts to extract vitae from animals), and knocks the young inn-worker Jacob to the ground. Gabriel grabs a rifle and gives chase to the cloaked figure through the woods. He manages to rescue Tinker by putting a bullet in the cloaked creature but is later attacked by it when attempting to follow it through a dimly lit cave. He manages to escape its grip by setting the creature on fire with the lantern he was carrying and runs away from the scene.[90]

August 3rd

  • Daniel, with the help of Gabriel, makes his way to Brennenburg and meet up with Baron Alexander.[92][93] During his stay, he would sleep in the Guest room. He was still haunted by nightmares during his stay here.[94]

August 4th

  • Alexander tells Daniel what he knows about the orb and the guardian of the orb, The Shadow, who will kill anyone in its way to reclaim the orb.[93][95]

August 7th

  • Daniel and Alexander get started on their work to banish The Shadow.[96][97]

August 8th

  • Alexander manages to channel the Orb’s powers onto Daniel and himself, but is forced to stop when discovering that the shadow is much closer than he assumed.[96][98]

August 9th

  • Alexander prepares and has Daniel execute a “warding ritual”, which involves Daniel taking the life of a prisoner to buy them some more time.[96][99][100]

August 10th - August 17th

  • Daniel performs several more warding rituals by torturing and executing prisoners. He justifies his actions by thinking that he's doing the world a service by killing these men since Alexander tells him that the prisoners are all very bad people.[101][102][103]

August 18th

  • The events of “Waiting for the Rain” takes place: at the Altstadt graveyard, a family is mourning the death of their only male son. In his grief, the father, Gustaf Zimmermann, says that it would have been better if one of their daughters died instead of their son. This leads to one of the daughters, Elise Zimmermann, planning to escape the family with the young errand boy of the local inn, Jacob. Back at their farm she executes her escape attempt but is discovered by her abusive father, who captures her and intends to murder her. Before he goes through with it, he returns to reason, and Elise runs away down the dirt road.[104] While running away, she sees a carriage coming towards the farmstead, which she believes is there to rescue her, but is actually carrying Alexander and Daniel who strikes the father down and kidnaps the entire family to use for their rituals in banishing The Shadow.[105]
  • Later, one of the girls (likely Elise or her older sister) manages to escape their cell where they are confined through a hole in the floor she had dug with the help of her mother. Daniel discovers this, hunts her down, and murders her in the Storage. Having already killed a lot of people by this point, he used to always trust Alexander when he claimed that the people that were killed were horrible people; rapists, murderers. However, Daniel clearly understands that this young girl did not deserve to die. This event cripples his psyche and makes him realise what he has become.[106][107] Seeing that he could no longer trust Daniel, Alexander barricades him from the Inner Sanctum.[106]

August 19th

  • The events of Amnesia: The Dark Descent takes place. Daniel discovers he has been manipulated by Alexander. Lost, guilt-ridden and abandoned to face the shadow alone, he makes his way to the Old Archives. On his way, he sabotages the Elevator to stop himself from being followed. He then writes a note telling him to makes his way to the Inner Sanctum and murder Alexander and drinks an Amnesia potion to erase his horrible memories.[108] He stumbles to the Rainy Hall before passing out, only remembering his name, the name of his hometown and that he is being haunted by a “living nightmare”.
    Waking up, he finds himself on the floor of a gloomy corridor. He discovers a pink trail leading up to him and follows it back to his Note to Self. After reading it, he decides to follow his own advice and starts making his way deeper and deeper into the depths of Brennenburg in search of the Inner Sanctum. However, his trip is anything but easy, as Alexander’s servants, the vile Gatherers, are patrolling the castle in search of him. As if that wasn’t enough, Daniel’s nyctophobia[56] causes him to experience elaborate hallucinations, constantly driving him to the edge of insanity.
    Throughout the castle, he finds pages from his Journal, which was stolen from his room (presumably by gatherers sent by Alexander in an attempt to stop Daniel from leaving), which assists Daniel in recalling past events. Eventually, Alexander starts to communicate with Daniel telepathically, taunting him and asking him if he has “changed his mind”. Daniel realises that Alexander has the ability to see through his eyes, but keeps on going and eventually reaches the Nave. Here, Daniel encounters the occult writer Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa whom Alexander is holding trapped in the husk of a dead body. He informs Daniel that Alexander is planning to use Daniel’s orb to open up a portal to another world, the one from which Alexander originates from. He then tells Daniel about his pupil, Johann Weyer, who had managed to amass an entire collection of orbs and used their power to leave this world for another. Weyer, refusing to take Alexander with him as long as he held Agrippa captured, gave Alexander a recipe that would produce a tonic that would allow Agrippa to be released from the dead husk he was being kept in without dying. Unsure that Weyer would take him with him to the other world; he dismissed the recipe and turned his attention to Daniel and his orb, with the plans of creating a portal of his own.
    Agrippa informs Daniel that he can stop Alexander if he creates Weyer’s Tonic and feeds it to him. Furthermore, Agrippa tells him that he has to locate and retrieve the six pieces of Agrippa's broken orb, which Alexander uses for torture these days since they practically "leak madness",[22] in the various torture rooms in the Chancel and the Choir, and assemble the orb to gain entry to the Inner Sanctum.
    Having gathered all the ingredients and orb pieces, Daniel gets contacted by Alexander who tells him that he "(has) gone too far” and that he “must stop (him)”. Daniel gets captured by three of Alexander’s servants and brought to a cell, where he is told by Alexander he can redeem himself by waiting for the shadow to arrive and kill him. Unwilling to do so, he escapes the cell and makes his way back to Agrippa.
    By feeding Weyer’s Tonic to Agrippa, which he has created in the laboratory found in the Nave by following Weyer's instructions, he is able to cut Agrippa’s head off and bring it with him without killing him. They make their way to the entrance of the Inner Sanctum and use the Orb Daniel assembled to gain entry. They proceed down to the Orb Chamber where they can find Alexander floating in mid-air, about to open the portal. From here Daniel does one of three things:
    • He knocks over the three pillars that channel the energy of the orb to create a portal, thus ruining the ritual and killing Alexander. He then escapes Brennenburg with a guilt-free conscience.
    • He waits for Alexander to open the portal, and then throws Agrippa’s head through it, thus completing the ritual before Alexander can enter. This causes both Alexander and Daniel to be consumed by The Shadow. With Daniel's spirit trapped in the void, Agrippa pleads with Johann Weyer to take pity on the man branded by the Guardian and find a way to save him. Weyer agrees and Agrippa ensures Daniel that everything will be all right.
    • He allows Alexander to complete the ritual. Alexander returns to The Other World, and Daniel is consumed by the shadow. With his spirit trapped in the void, Alexander thanks him, and ensures him that his sacrifice will not be forgotten.
No matter his choice, Brennenburg collapses as the shadow arrives and falls into ruin.[109]

Post-August 19th

1854–1856

  • The ruins of Brennenburg are excavated by the Olde England Historical Society and the University of Königsberg. The items found during the excavation are divided between the organisations, but the OEH Society ends up in a legal dispute with the Prussian state regarding the orb found within the ruins, which they refer to as the Libra Orb, and the state forbids them from shipping their share of the findings to London.[110]
  • A break-in at the University of Königsberg's archives occurs, which results in over 4 000 pages of material that were found at Brennenburg getting stolen and being shipped abroad. Police in Paris manages to recover around 1 500 pages in a string of suicides among the aristocracy, which leads them to speculate that most of the pages have been spread among wealthy collectors in France.[110]
  • The historicity of the events in Brennenburg become increasingly difficult to study, as organisations such as the Alexerians of Amiens and the Church of Hinan of Calais start to weigh in on the matter, which gives rise to the mythology of Alexander having been a vampire. However, most records agree that the Brennenburg baronage consisted of nothing more than a long line of treasurers and statesmen.[110]

1858

March 18th

  • Malo de Vigny, a famous violin virtuoso, shows up to a performance intoxicated. After collapsing on stage, Justine Florbelle carries him off the stage with the help of her lovers, Basile Giroux and Aloïs Racine. The following day a newspaper article was published about the event.[111]

April 22nd

  • The father of Justine’s lover Aloïs Racine, Lucien Racine, is worried about his son’s relationship with Justine Florbelle and sends a letter to Inspector Marot asking him to take Dr Victor Fournier with him to confront Justine and have her diagnosed as being hysteric, as this is the only “legal way of incarcerating her”.[112]

Unknown date

Unknown year

  • Justine locks up her three suitors in her Cabinet of Perturbation. Aloïs Racine is seen to have developed a self-destructive fixation with Justine while Basile Giroux is driven by uncontrollable anger after Justine blinded him. Malo de Vigny is seen to have gone completely insane, presumably after repeated torture and drugging by Justine.[114]

ca. 1859[note 1]

  • Justine kidnaps Inspector Marot, Dr Victor Fournier, and Father Hector David. She then puts them in torture devices in her Cabinet of Perturbation.[114]
  • The events of Amnesia: Justine takes place. Justine records her voice using a number of phonographs explaining the situation. She then places them in various places in her Cabinet of Perturbation, releases the suitors, traps herself in a cell and voluntarily overdoses on lithium to induce a temporary state of amnesia. After a short black-out, she regains her conscience and starts making her way through the Cabinet of Perturbation, either saving or killing her prisoners while making her way back to the Florbelle Estate.[114]

Unknown year

1890

Unknown date

September 26th

  • Lily’s funeral takes place.[117]

1898

November 7th

  • Oswald, having invested too heavily in new machines for his factory, faces financial ruin and feared it was only a matter of time before the bailiffs would come to repossess his home.[118]

November 29th

1899

February 14th

  • Having arrived in Mexico, Oswald and his two sons are led to the ruins by a local.[120]

February 17th

  • Oswald arrives at the Aztec temple with his children.[121]

Unknown date

  • Oswald manages to retrieve an orb from the temple. Being uninitiated in the mythic arts, the orb shatters and splits in two. Doing so, its power also splits Oswald’s soul in two. The two orb pieces, bleeding madness, reveal to him the oncoming horror, wars, and genocide of the 20th century. It then discloses the future of his beloved children; they would come to be slain, sixteen years into the future, in the First World War at the Battle of the Somme. Devastated, he murders his children on the temple steps to spare them of the suffering they would be forced to endure. This event came to change Oswald, causing him to hate the world and detest its people. He sought to remake the world and avert the future wars to come by mechanising the ancient practice of human sacrifice he had seen evidence of at the temple.[122][123][124][125][126]

Unknown date

  • Oswald is struck by a strange fever travelling back to England. Sick, and sweat-ridden, he starts dreaming of a great machine.[123]

March 15th

  • Having returned to London, Oswald sets the two orb pieces on his mantelpiece before burying the skulls of his children in his garden.[123]

April 30th

  • Oswald receives a crate containing a Gatherer retrieved from the ruins of Brennenburg Castle. Fascinated with the deformed being, he starts planning his creation of the Manpigs.[127] By this time, the construction of his great machine has long since started. He plans to build the machine into a God that would save humanity from its carnage through mass ritual human sacrifice.[122]

July 15th

August 1st

August 20th

  • Oswald creates a set of Manpigs using patients from Bethlem Royal Hospital. He uses them to capture and kidnap people to be fed to The Machine.[130]

August 21st~November 30th

  • Oswald continues with his construction of The Machine to the point where it’s almost fully automated.[131][132][133][134][135][136][137] He uses child labour to clear the large pipes emancipating from the machine.[138] He collects humans of varying economical status to be fed to the machine: For the rich, he organizes a large dinner party where the wine is poisoned.[139] For the poor, he creates St. Dunstan’s church, seemingly out of charity. The church’s priest, Father Jeremiah (who was also later fed to The Machine) praises Oswald and refers to his actions as “one of the greatest and most benevolent charities in all of London”.[140] However, the whole church is a devious trap which was intended to capture whole congregations of people and send them down to the factory via a secret tunnel beneath the altar.[141] He also organised a street festival, leading to the capture of hundreds of individuals.[141][142]
    By transferring his blood and his heart into The Machine, he implants the half of his broken soul responsible for the murder of his children and hatred for mankind into it, rendering it sentient, creating the character of The Engineer.[122][143]

December 1st

  • Oswald, free from the influence of his dark alter-ego, starts to realise what he has become. The sickness he contracted in Mexico is still growing worse.[144]

December 20th

  • After the ministry and those from the rifle club, former friends and associates of Mandus grew suspicious and concerned by these recent activities, the distinguished Professor A was employed to investigate. After repeated conversations with the man (which were recorded by Oswald), Oswald feeds him to The Machine.[145][146]

December 23rd – 29th

  • Oswald, filled with regret, realises he must redeem himself through rejoining his shattered soul, or die trying. He sabotages the machine, barricades his mansion, and locks himself in his bedroom as the fever overtakes him.[122][147]

31st December

  • The events of Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs takes place. A delirious Oswald regains consciousness in his bed. His severe illness has resulted in a temporary form of amnesia. He can hear his children call for him, and so follows their voices. After a while, he is contacted by a mysterious man through telephone. He is told his children are trapped far below him, and that the only way to save them is to drain the floodwaters and reactivate the machine. He follows his advice, not realising the man is the other half of his damaged soul and descends into the depths of his facility, encountering several of his Pigmen along the way. Finally, he manages to reactivate The Machine. By the time he realises he has been tricked, it is already too late. The Engineer releases an army of Pigmen onto the streets of London, capturing its inhabitants to sate the hunger of The Machine. Having regained his memories, Oswald starts to sabotage the machine once again. He makes it to the tesla, from where the machine is being powered. There, he finds a large heart suspended on wires in the middle of a room - this is supposedly his own heart, which he used to power the machine and which transferred The Engineer from his body onto The Machine. He destroys the heart, which supposedly kills him along with The Engineer. Soon after, he awakes in a large underground Mayan temple. Behind him, a body can be seen in a container in some sort of cryo-stasis. He proceeds into the temple while being haunted by the ghosts of his children with every step he takes. All the while, The Engineer begs Mandus to not kill him. When he reaches the end, a mechanical clockwork chair is found sitting empty. By its sides, the bodies of Edwin and Enoch can be seen hanging from the walls. He sits down on the chair, and sacrifices himself on it, by having it rip out his heart, which mimics the Mayan ritual of ripping the heart from the still-living victim's chest. As he dies, so does the Engineer. However, the final sequence is most likely a hallucination; as there is no way Mandus could have had the time to build an entire temple beneath the streets of London. Furthermore, his children's bodies were left behind in Mexico and their skulls buried in his garden. It is way more likely that Mandus along with The Engineer died for real as the heart was destroyed, and that the temple is a metaphor for the machine itself. Whichever is true, what is known is that as the world silently enters the 20th century, both Oswald and The Engineer lay dead far beneath the streets of London.[122]

20th Century AD

Pre-1911

1911

  • Al-Mamaru Fort is occupied by the French Foreign Legion.[29]

1914

  • World War 1 breaks out in 1914 between several Great Powers (including France).[148]

Between 1914-1916

  • Henri Clément's squad/regiment is deployed near The Bunker during the war.

1916

April 1916

April 2nd

  • J. Renoir writes to Sgt. Reynard on his pessimism and criticism of expanding the Bunker deeper, and how their men are only bound to suffer due to the poor conditions of the Western Front. He compares this idiotic task of scared and foolish men to the war itself in miniature. He asks Sgt. Reynard to keep this private, as his comments border on treason. Sgt. Reynard complies to his friend's request, locking the letter in his office.

April 10th

  • Sdt. Boisrond writes on the dangers of dealing with the generator fuel, particularly, lighting fires and smoking near the fuel, and how to properly store and dispose of spilled fuel. He presumably attaches this writing to a pillar in the Generator Room of the Bunker.
  • Soldat Toussaint Beaufoy pens a poem named 'We whirl the world'.

April 30th

  • Alex Noyer writes in his journal about being informed by the engineering team of their apparent discovery of old roman tunnels adjacent to the Bunker's position. On the same day on the evening, the Roman Tunnels are opened.

May 1916

May 5th

  • Johannes Nicolay writes to his wife. He tells of the deteriorating situation of the Bunker, and how he awoke to a strange distant howling or crying. Johannes investigates and is lead to the entrance of the Roman Tunnels, where he hears something head towards him. Toussaint emerges from the darkness of the tunnels, who tells him he was also awakened by the howling, but decided to investigate the darkness of the tunnels himself, and informs Nicolay that he 'saw something'. The sounds grew distant and disappeared. Toussaint refuses to elaborate on his sighting.

May 9th

  • Alex Noyer is presented with ancient texts from the Tunnels by the Officers.

May 11th

  • Akerman, a friend of Noyer, succumbs to his wounds and perishes. Noyer writes his regards to Akerman and wishes him to Heaven. At the same time, he distracts himself with the ancient scrolls he'd been given, and comes to learn that they are not Roman at all. He alleges these are latin or latinete in origin, and have nothing to do with known Roman culture. He deduces that the texts speak in a superstitious or religious nature, mentioning the repeated usage of the phrase 'to cross into the darkness beyond.' And the word 'sight'.

May 13th

  • Alex Noyer confirms that the texts are in fact of religious nature, and that they elaborate on having found a method to immortality. The scrolls speak of accessing a dark other world, ruled by a mysterious entity, and that this world would be full of hellish creatures and an air or torment and eternal suffering. Noyer alleges that the Roman Tunnels then are an entrance to this 'Pagan Hell' and describes the many ritualistic orgies and other rituals. He also mentions a substance that is to grant immortality for those in the dark.

May 14th

  • Sdt. LaRue is assigned to aid the engineers in mapping the Roman Tunnels. He reports witnessing a strange liquid and being suddently transported into a vast plane of darkness, beckoned by a 'distant sickly light' amidst 'malformed shadows'. He then found himself to be in the Roman Tunnels again. He feels like the moment was indeed real and feels haunted after this encounter, begging for medical leave.
  • Alex Noyer is shocked to learn that, despite having told no one o the contents of the ancient texts, LaRue returns from the tunnels and claims to have witnessed things described in them. Alex decides to warn the other men of his findings.

May 15th

May 16th

  • Toussaint writes about the texts Noyer has been telling the soldiers about, but adds that he does not need to know of them, as he has witnessed these things himself. He sees himself in a dream, drinkign a sweet liquid and the lust it gives him for the carnal, of sex, blood, and flesh. He sees himself serving the same master as a multitude of figures for a place in her own 'unnending kingdom.' He refers to this as immortality, and refers to his desire to return to these dreams, dark and twisted as they may be, stating that the ongoing war compared feels like 'mere play'.

May 18th

  • LaRue informs Sgt. Reynard that Alex Noyer is apparently spreading the rumors of his findings on the pagan rituals and mysticism and that the infantrymen report having seen ghosts, demons and faeries. Reynard calls Noyer for reprimanding and the excavation continues.
  • Alex Noyer and the other men, Nicolay, Farber, Houllebecq and others start to develop paranoia, having vivid nightmares or seductive darkness and voices, but dare not to speak up in fear of punishment.

May 20th

  • Sdt. Chanard write sto Foreman Stafford on how the rats have apparently changed since the opening on the tunnels, becoming 'uglier' and 'disfigured' and much more aggressive.

May 20th-23th

  • A raid takes place, lasting three days. Alex Noyer is one of the men to go.

May 25th

  • The entire barracks are awakened by sounds emanating from the Roman Tunnels. Alex Noyer, after having dreams of pain and ecstasy becomes resolute, and decides to head into tunnels himself to find a way to end things, for the sake of his fellow men.
  • Ozanne Zabelle writes of witnessing Alex Noyer be pulled from the tunnels, having been lost inside and screaming for an unspecified amount of hours. Once found and rescued, even while tied to a stretcher, Noyer still screamed, but it was to the point where only a rasp came out. Ozanne tells Sdt. Farber that all the engineers have witnessed things themselves and that they must 'talk about what is to be done'. "

May 28th

  • Farber writes about the incidents of Noyer and LaRue and their subsequent treaments at the hands of by Sgt. Reynard and Fournier. He tells that he has gathered trustworthy and willing infrantrymen to sabotage the tunnel project.

May 29th

  • Dr. Josinski writes about the rat infestations growing larger and bolder, eating corpses and even coming after the wounded. Josinski concludes that the corpses must be incinerated because the vermin don't eat burnt flesh, and makes arrengements with Father De Rais to provide proper consecration for the deceased.

June 1916

June 2nd

  • Toussaint Beaufoy, Sdt. Gaspar LaRue, Sdt. 1st Class Johannes, Nicolay. Sdt. 1st Class Jean Renoir and Engineer Ozanne Zabelle sabotage the excavation of the Roman Tunnels by blowing the entrance with explosive charges.

June 3rd

  • Commandant Fournier orders the reinforcement for security in the Arsenal. Vowing to punish those responsible for the sabotage.

June 4th

  • Toussaint Beaufoy writes on being able to see what the others could not due to having the 'right eyes'. Beaufoy claims to have witnessed a whole world of seducting and secrets, enamoured by the mixture of terrible and beautiful, being spoken to by the voices. He begs God to end it and spare him of being tasked with what he does not know, but spirals back into insanity and presumably gouges his eyes out some time after.

June 6th

  • M. Fournier orders Sgt. Reynard to further his investigation into the sabotage, believing that they are related to the rumors about the mystic and ghastly nature of the tunnels.

June 9th

  • The responsible saboteurs confess to their crime, save for Toussaint who is still missing and presumed dead. The saboteurs claim that the deed was done to 'save their fellow soldiers from Hell' and state their beliefs on the haunted and cursed nature of the tunnels. Assessment of the damage to the Bunker indicates it has received structural damage and becomes flooded in several areas. The tunnel project is abandoned.

June 11th

  • Security is increased all around the facility and the door to Communications is locked.
  • Sergeant Reynard writes to Major Sergeant Delpy on an approved request to Court Martial the saboteurs. Sargeant Reynard elaborates on details of the sabotage, and that Toussaint Beaufoy is at large but believed to have died in t he blast or of starvation inside the Roman Tunnels. Reynard and Delpy plan to throw the saboteurs in a pit and let them die an agonizing death.

June 14th

  • The sounds from the Roman Tunnels have apparently ceased.
  • Farber writes on how he is hauinted that his fellow saboteurs are being held prisoners and tortured, yet out of honor none have turned him in. He notes he's aware they will be court martialed and perhaps even put to death, and that the war will punish him too, if not that, the return of the darkness.

June 15th

  • M. Fournier orders the fourth resupply request for the Wine Cellar of the Bunker, as the wine supply is running low having only received two crates out of the ten requested.

June 30th

  • Twenty or so German soldiers from the IV Reserve Corps of the 2nd Army are captured and kept in the Prison. They are later shipped to a camp outside the Bunker, save for one soldier labelled Prisoner #73014 who ripped his rank and insignia, being instead held captive and left behind in the Prison.

July 1916

July 4th

  • Sgt. Reynard updates V. Delpy on Prisoner #73014, the last remaining prisoners, elaborating on his aggressive interrogation tactics (torture). He explains the prisoner pleads to just be a normal soldier, whose rank was torn form his uniform by accident and that he does not know the plans of the 2nd Army. Reynard explains he does not buy this and plans to treat him to rations to have him confess.

July 8th, Mid-afternoon

  • Joubert requests a scout for a routine patrol. The Sargeant requests either Augustin Lambert or Henri Clément to head into the mission, suspecting one of them of being a mutineer. Henri and Augustin decide to settle the choice over a 'friendly game of chance', in which Clément cheats using an old sleight of hand trick, which he justifies as payback for his friend pissing in his flask, placing lyce in his bunk and an unspecified incident with a barmaid, though claiming he found such events to have been amusing, and that Lambert will think the same of this.

July 8th, Near Midnight

  • The Germans start shelling somewhere along the line.

July 9th

  • Henri wakes up and Lambert is still nowhere to be seen. Dax who is on patrol informs him that he has not yet returned from his scout mission.
  • The shelling resumes.

July 9th - Morning

  • Henri nervously awaits for Augustin, who still is nowhere to be seen. He decides to wait until dusk, feeling guilty, but unsure what to do.

July 9th - 17h

  • Henri is filled with indescribable agony, refusing to even eat due to his own actions, feeling repulsed.

July 9th - Dusk

  • Henri still has no hold on Lambert. The Sargeant nonchalantly shrugs at him. Henri questions if those people, drinking and enjoying themselves around him, have any idea of what he's done.

July 9th - Night

  • Henri is compelled to search for his friend, moved by his guilt and appreciation for his friend..
  • Travelling through the No Man's Land, Henri ends up successfully locates Augustin, who lays inside a giant Crater. He quenches his thirst with spring water from a pool in the cavernous area and pulls himself and his friend up by a rope out of the chasm. Once up and as Henri carries his friend back to safety, the duo are spotted by German forces from a nearby outpost, and are bombarbed by gunfire and explosive charges. Henri is hit and severely wounded by the blast, suffers a major injury to his head and is made comatose.

July 10th

  • Henri Clément is admitted to medical treatment in the Infirmary and remains in a comatose state, when roused, Clément shows no recollection of recent events, and has trouble even recalling his own name. He remains in his coma and Dr. Josinski speculates that if his status does not improve he should be transported to o St. Etienne for neurological tests.
  • Sgt. Stéphane Joubert writes in his journal about the strangenss of Lambert, who was thought to have been dead, was found starved and dehydrated and notes that it is incredibly odd that 'Lambert was neither injured from the fall nor the explosion AND that he ended up saving the man who came to save him'. But ultimately, writes this off as 'battlefield luck'. He also notes this Crater is near the area where the Roman Tunnels are, and that it might have been accidentally opened by their tunnel project. Joubert recommends a future patrol to investigate any back entrances they could have accidentally created.

July 11th

  • Lambert visists a comatose Henri and writes on his journal about the twist of fate of his well-being and Henri's comatose state. He describes falling into a pit and crying for help for hours until he was found and rescued by Henri, and how he suddenly gained the strength to get them both back to safety after Henri was knocked out by the explosion.

July 12th - Morning

  • Lambert laments having lost a Rabbit Toy he bought for his son to bring back home because his son thinks he's fast. He describes the thought of it sitting alone being battered by rain and the weather to fill him with hopelessness.

July 12th - Afternoon

  • Henri regains consciousness and has no recollection of the events in the Crater, even seeming confused as to where he is.
  • Lambert describes himself feeling good, in fact, stronger and stronger, as if his body and soul have been filled with a new purpose.

July 12th - Night

  • Lambert is up, and prays at the Chapel, yet does not feel tired at all, his mind thinks back to the Crater, the Rabbit, and the water he had drinked when Henri rescued him. Lambert describes a feeling of an itch, of things he must do. A 'bloody purpose higher than any of man's wars'.
  • Farber writes about hearing howls. Francois tries several times to find the source to no avail. The men fear these sounds are tied to the Roman Tunnels, but do not speak up as to not be punished.
  • Farber notes that something howled inside the barracks with the men, even with the tunnels sealed, and many of their men court martialed for it, 'it wasn't enough'.

July 13th

  • Reynard is told by Major Blanchet to oversee nighttime security personally, as he had heard someone moving around the halls the previous two nights. Blanchet told Reynard to do whatever was necessary to prevent another bout of sabotage, even engage an emergency lockdown.
  • In the morning, Lambert writes about overhearing talks about the men hearing howls at night in the barracks. Lambert describes feeling strange himself, like his hands are bulbous and don't belong to him. Augustin describes intrusive thoughts running through his head that he refuses to put into paper. It calls for him.

July 14th

  • During the night, Sgt. Stéphane Joubert notes hearing strange scratching sounds and pacing in the halls, which he writes off as a drunken Reynard, but decides to confront him.
  • Sargeant Reynard is brutally murdered during the night, suffering multiple lacerations, chest cavity torn to shreds, every rib cracked, skull cracked open by repeated blunt force trauma.
  • His body is found and Doctor Josinski performs his autopsy.

July 15th

  • M. Fournier writes about their gruesome discovery, noting that, due to the severity of the mangling, Doctor Josinsk claims it must have been the work of no less than two men. Forunier promises to bring justice to Reynard's murderer and rounds up the men for interrogation.
  • The men are left horrified. Fournier terrorizes the men for answers, but everyone claims to be asleep, which Sgt. Joubert does believe. Fournier even accusses Prisoner #73014 of having snuck out and killed Reynard, which Joubert notes to have been impossible. Joubert concludes by wishing for an attack, preferring to face 'a thousand German guns than this nameless dread'.
  • Sdt. Chanard writes about the incident and Fournier's accussions towards the men, but Chanard is left in a state of shock, noting that Reynard's eyes were gone, with his tongue shredded, and that they all hated Reynard, but no one would have thought to go that far. He notes how this was intimate and sadistic.
  • Lambert writes in his journal once more, reacting to Sargeant Reynard's death, stating that they refuse to show them his corpse. Lambert describes seeing countless cruel eyes fall upon him in a dream. Lambert pleads to feel more of their pain, before noting that he can hear Tremblay approaching and that he can 'get what [he] wants from him'."

July 16th

  • Farber writes that 'a demon from hell is among us', and that for his court martialed brethren he will end it himself. He arms himself with his revolver, loaded.
  • Tremblay notes that while in the Mess Hall with Boisrond and Farber, they were suddenly ambushed by The Stalker, Farber shot it with the revolver and it hit, the creature retreating. Only for it to come back in minutes and pull Farber into a hole in one of the walls, killing him as he begged and prayed for salvation.

July 18th

  • Sdt. Chanard writes about witnessing the creature's disfigured face, and it's familiriarity.
  • Lambert murders Tremblay as he completely loses his humanity.[149]

July 19th

  • Sdt. Chanard crawls into a hole after realizing the beast can hear every step he takes, holding his breath and wishing for the creature to leave.

July 20th

  • Joubert and Fournier cower in fear, deciding to flee and seal The Beast down 'where it belongs'. Joubert promises to radio back the code to the Arsenal to any who find their way to the Communications Room, to give them a fighting chance against The Beast.
  • Officers Joubert and Sgt. Joubert run out of the Bunker and blow up the main entrance, sealing it from the outside.

July 21st

  • Sdt. Boisrond, despite believing to be the last person alive in the Bunker due to not having seen another human being in hours, yet hoping for someone to be alive somewhere, leaves instructions to retrieve the Dynamite Bundle in the Arsenal and the Detonator Handle somewhere deep within the Roman Tunnels and use them to open the exit back up.
  • Events of Amnesia: The Bunker take place. Henri Clément is awakens from his coma within the Central Bunker's Infirmary, without remembering any short-term memory. Following the instructions of Boisrond and whatever he could find, Henri Clément bravely wanders within the Bunker, fends off against Beast and gets past Toussaint Beaufoy. After retrieving the Dynamite and Detonator, he blowing open the main entrance and descending into the Arena, where after a final confrontation with his tragic friend, he successfully makes his way out of the Bunker. His exit up alerting German patrols and his fate after that left unknown. Beast's fate is determined by the player.

1918

  • World War 1 ends in 1918.[148]

1929

18-22 March

  • During excavation of the Cistern, Captain Lefévre's men unintentionally alerted a number of Ghouls nearby. Over a number of days, they stalked and picked off members of the garrison before quickly overrunning Al-Mamaru Fort, leading to the entire French Foreign Legion garrison being slaughtered.[150][151][152]
  • The fort seemingly stayed untouched until the surviving crew of Cassandra arrived on March 4th, 1937.

1933

  • Tasi and Salim marry each other.
  • Tasi gives birth to Alys.

1936

  • Alys is diagnosed with an unknown disease at 3 years old. Ultimately, this disease kills her.[153]

1937

Pre-March 1937

  • Tasi and Salim received an offer of employment from their friend Hank Mitchell, an offer to accompany an expedition to the French Sudan to refit the Jaka Sanulama gold mine.[154]
  • Tasi became pregnant again, with her discovering this shortly before she and Salim were to depart with the Jaka Sanulama Expedition.[155][156] They nearly decided to quit the expedition entirely due to Tasi’s new condition.

March 1937

  • Tasi and Salim flew from the Le Bourget airport in Paris and rendezvoused in Algiers with their fellow team-members to make final preparations and such. During this brief sojourn, Tasi got to know some of the other people on the expedition.
  • The Cassandra crashes in the Algerian desert, near the Tomb of Tin Hinan. Some of the crew die due to the crash, the rest take refuge at caves.
  • The injured crew (including Salim) were left at the caves, and the rest left the caves to find help from nearby settlements. All injured crew would eventually die due to lack of treatment.
  • Uninjured crew reaches to Al-Mamaru Fort of French Foreign Legion, but find it desolate due to Ghouls. Crew stumble upon ghouls and took some casualties. As a result, they had to leave the fort.
  • They eventually reach to an oasis and come into contact with the spectral form of Tihana.
  • She leads them to her imperial tower[157] and tried to bargain for Tasi's child in exchange for saving the group.[158][159] After Tasi refused the offer, the Empress implored them to drink from the fountain in the temple, claiming it would restore them.[159] This lie would caused the crew to be infested with the contamination that would eventually turn them into harvesters.[157]
  • Soon after, effects of the poison become apparent. All of the crew starts to lose control and hence, their humanity. Hank becomes trapped in the tower, Leon becomes trapped in The Hunting Grounds and Richard becomes trapped in The Portal Chamber. Anton ("the Doctor") and Yasmin somehow manages to return to the village nearby Al-Mamaru Fort. Tasi runs away from the Other World and returns to the plane. At here, she loses her consciousness.
  • The events of Amnesia: Rebirth take place.[160] Soon, Tasi wakes up alone at the crash site with her memory missing. Throughout the game, she would start to remember all the events through flashbacks and events in the game. She leaves the plane and proceeds to the caves, where she finds the corpse of previously injured crew (including her husband). After leaving The Deeper Caves, she investigates Al-Mamaru Fort and manages to communicate with the Doctor who directs her to the village. Barely escaping a Ghoul chase, she returns to the courtyard and tries to blast open the fort's gate. Instead, ground beneath her collapses and she is forced to move through The Cistern. Barely escaping The Shadow, Tasi reaches to the Oasis where she encounters Tihana. After going back and forth between Earth and Other World, she learns that Amari has the same disorders as Alys and it has to be treated before Amari dies because of it. Eventually, she manages to meet up with the Doctor and Yasmin at the village. However, she is about to give birth to Amari. After escaping the Ghoul form of Yasmin, she gives birth to Amari with the help of Doctor. Doctor steals her from Tasi and runs away to the imperial Tower in the Other World. Tasi manages to catch him at there while he is offering Amari to Tihana. After killing him, Tasi is faced with three main options:
    • Tasi can hand Amari over to Tihana, who in what she calls an act of mercy, bypasses the long and painful transformation process by immediately turning Tasi into a Harvester with her Ankhari stones.
    • Tasi keeps Amari with her and they escape to Earth together, leaving Tihana behind.
    • Tasi can use Kita’s formula to release the Shadow’s into the Vitae supply, killing Tihana and ending the mass suffering in the harvesting factories at the cost of her and Amari’s lives.

References

Notes
  1. This date is based on when Inspector Marot and Dr. Fournier visited the Florbelle Estates to incarcerate her. If instead extrapolating the date from when phonographs were invented, the events of Amnesia: Justine would take place a lot later, between 1877-1888.
References
  1. Memory Capsule – Study (TDD): "From where I came, mankind is not even wasted a breath, yet I bow to you."
  2. Machine (The Dark Descent)
  3. The Flesh (Rebirth)
  4. Hunting Note (Rebirth)
  5. Cylinder: Hunting Grounds (Rebirth)
  6. Accession (Rebirth)
  7. Fertility Investigation (Rebirth)
  8. Cylinder: Patient's Thoughts (Rebirth)
  9. Cylinder: The Coronation (Rebirth)
  10. Book Fragment (Rebirth)
  11. Political Letter (Rebirth)
  12. Daniel's diary – 17 May 1839
  13. 13.0 13.1 Agrippa Channels Weyer
  14. Cylinder – Last Hope (Rebirth)
  15. 15.0 15.1 15.2 Cylinder – "The Fall" (Rebirth)
  16. Cylinder – Sabotage (Rebirth)
  17. Cylinder: No Word (Rebirth)
  18. "Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa", Wikipedia: The Free Encyclopedia. Article on the historical figure of Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa.
  19. Developer Commentary - Mikael Hedberg: Writing Agrippa - This commentary node confirms that the in-game character of Agrippa and the historical figure, are, in fact, one and the same.
  20. 20.0 20.1 "Johann Weyer", Wikipedia: The Free Encyclopedia. Article on the historical figure. - Ambiguous as these two might not even be the same character, but it fits in chronologically
  21. 21.0 21.1 Letter Regarding the Discovery of an Orb
  22. 22.0 22.1 22.2 22.3 Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa - Quotes
  23. "Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa", Wikipedia: The Free Encyclopedia. Article on the historical figure of Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa.
  24. 24.0 24.1 24.2 24.3 24.4 Local Folklore
  25. 'With The Blessing of a King', Remember - Amnesia: The Dark Descent.
  26. 26.0 26.1 'Old Friends', Remember - Amnesia The Dark Descent: "[...]this stone has been in my family for something like three centuries, ever since the siege of Calais..."
  27. Early Alchemy Experiment
  28. Chemical Relocation
  29. 29.0 29.1 Courtyard – Design Document from the Super Secret file
  30. Anatomy Frontiers
  31. Animal Experiment
  32. "House of Gerich", Remember: "(...)In 1704, when he was but 34 years old, (...)"
  33. Wikipedia article on Order of the Black Eagle
  34. Memory Capsule - Nave
  35. Wilhelm's Contract
  36. 'House of Gerich', Remember: "(...) there was a dark period spanning from the early winter of 1702 until late summer of 1704. (...) no less than 39 men were arrested and locked up in castle Brennenburg’s dungeons. In most cases the criminal’s family would be banished from the land, (...) most arrests were handled by an unknown nobleman named Wilhelm."
  37. 37.0 37.1 Wilhelm's Last Words
  38. 'House of Gerich', Remember: "On Thursday, 28th of September, 1704, there was a fire which consumed a barn a few miles south of Altstadt. It was Wilhelm’s last case. (...)"
  39. 'House of Gerich', Remember: "(...) but it lacks a final statement from Wilhelm. The fates of Wilhelm and the arsonist have never been fully disclosed."
  40. Regarding Closing of the Wine Cellar
  41. Flashback - Transformation 1
  42. Flashback - Transformation 2
  43. 'House of Gerich', Remember: "In 1704, a sheriff from Königsberg were sent to Altstadt to question Wilhelm about the civil arrests he had undertaken. It seems safe to assume that Wilhelm was made to cease his efforts, (...)"
  44. 'House of Gerich', Remember: "A sheriff from Königsberg was sent to investigate Wilhelm’s endeavors, but he returned early winter, 1704, reporting that crimes had dropped in Altstadt and that there was no trace of the nobleman."
  45. 'House of Gerich', Remember: "Dorothea’s daughter Anna married into the Koch family, in 1718, and moved away from the farmstead."
  46. 'House of Gerich', Remember - Amnesia: The Dark Descent.
  47. Vaccine Trials
  48. Plague Outbreak
  49. Machine
  50. Memory Capsules
  51. Flashback - Alexander and Agrippa
  52. Shattered Orb
  53. 53.0 53.1 53.2 53.3 After the Capture
  54. 54.0 54.1 54.2 54.3 A Rose on the Floor
  55. Dialogue (TDD)
  56. 56.0 56.1 56.2 56.3 A Pit Or Tunnel
  57. After the Capture - Hazel was 15 in 1839
  58. 58.0 58.1 58.2 58.3 Soul Journal Entries
  59. Monsieur Florbelle's Memories
  60. The Mandus Processing Factory's Logo
  61. Results
  62. 62.0 62.1 Unfinished Letter
  63. Herbert's Letter
  64. Desert Supplies
  65. 65.0 65.1 65.2 Tents In the Desert
  66. 'Old Friends', Remember - Amnesia: The Dark Descent.
  67. Flashback – Mirage 2
  68. Daniel exploring the tomb of Tin Hinan
  69. Daniel's Diary, 16 May 1839
  70. Daniel exploring the tomb of Tin Hinan
  71. Letter to Hazel (Rebirth)
  72. Daniel's Diary, 17 May 1839
  73. Daniel's Diary, 17 May 1839 - Inside Chamber
  74. 74.0 74.1 Daniel's Diary, 22 June 1839
  75. Herbert's Lost Diary, 17th May, 1839
  76. Loading Screen – Daniel In the Water
  77. Herbert's Lost Diary, 20th May 1839
  78. Herbert's Lost Diary, 22nd May 1839
  79. An Opened Suitcase
  80. Daniel's Diary, 25 June 1839
  81. Daniel's Diary, 2 July 1839
  82. Daniel's Diary, 3 July 1839
  83. Daniel's Diary, 4 July 1839
  84. Daniel's Diary, 5 July 1839
  85. 85.0 85.1 85.2 An Arm Lying On the Floor
  86. Unopened Letter
  87. 87.0 87.1 Daniel's Diary, 14 July 1839
  88. Daniel's Diary, 17 July 1839
  89. 'The Outrider', Remember: "The Englishman had chartered the carriage to take him from Bremen to Altstadt near the eastern border of Prussia. The driver had not been thrilled by the prospect, but was swayed as the man kept offering more money."
  90. 90.0 90.1 'The Outrider', Remember - Amnesia: The Dark Descent
  91. Daniel's Diary, 2 August 1839
  92. Daniel's Diary, 3rd of August 1839
  93. 93.0 93.1 Castle Brennenburg In The Distance
  94. Nightmares
  95. Daniel's Diary, 4 August 1839
  96. 96.0 96.1 96.2 Alexander Walking In A Corridor
  97. Daniel's Diary, 7 August 1839
  98. Daniel's Diary, 8 August 1839
  99. Daniel's Diary, 9 August 1839
  100. Daniel's Diary, 9 August 1839
  101. Daniel's Diary, 12 August 1839
  102. Daniel's Diary, 15 August 1839 - The Sacrifice
  103. Arm's Tied to a Strappado
  104. 'Waiting for the Rain', Remember - Amnesia: The Dark Descent.
  105. Daniel's Diary, 18 August 1839 - The Kidnapping
  106. 106.0 106.1 A Running Young Girl
  107. Daniel's Diary, 18 August 1839
  108. Daniel's Note to Self
  109. Castle Infrastructure
  110. 110.0 110.1 110.2 Note released in combination with the Potato Sack ARG.
  111. Newspaper Article - 19 March 1858
  112. A New Plan
  113. Phonograph in Cell Corridor
  114. 114.0 114.1 114.2 "Amnesia: The Dark Descent", Wikipedia: The Free Encyclopedia.
  115. Mandus' Journal, December 28th 1899
  116. Birth
  117. In Lily's Honour, a Banquet loading screens - Second one
  118. Mandus' Journal, November 7th 1898
  119. Mandus' Journal, November 29th 1898
  120. Mandus' Journal, February 14th 1899
  121. Mandus' Journal, February 17th 1899
  122. 122.0 122.1 122.2 122.3 122.4 "Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs", Wikipedia: The Free Encyclopedia.
  123. 123.0 123.1 123.2 Mandus' Journal, March 15th 1899
  124. Mandus' Journal, December 2nd 1899
  125. Mandus' Journal, December 25th 1899: If You Should Find This
  126. Mandus' Journal, August 19th 1899
  127. Mandus' Journal, April 30th, 1899
  128. Mandus' Journal, July 15th 1899
  129. Mandus' Journal, August 1st 1899
  130. Mandus' Journal, August 20th 1899
  131. Mandus' Journal, October 18th 1899
  132. Mandus' Journal, October 17th 1899
  133. Mandus' Journal, October 18th 1899
  134. Mandus' Journal, October 21st 1899
  135. Mandus' Journal, October 22nd 1899
  136. Mandus' Journal, October 25th 1899
  137. Mandus' Journal, October 27th 1899
  138. Mandus' Journal, August 31st 1899
  139. Mandus' Journal, October 24th 1899
  140. Father Jeremiah's Journal: October 1st 1899
  141. 141.0 141.1 Mandus' Journal October 25th 1899
  142. The Collar, The Neck, The Noose loading screens
  143. Mandus' Journal, December 27th 1899
  144. Mandus' Journal, December 1st 1899
  145. Mandus' Journal, December 20th, 1899
  146. Recorded conversations between Oswald Mandus and Professor A
  147. Mandus' Journal, December 29th, 1899
  148. 148.0 148.1 World War 1, Wikipedia: The Free Encyclopedia. Article on World War 1.
  149. Lambert's Journal Part 2
  150. Captain's Final Note (Rebirth)
  151. Captain's Diary Page (1) (Rebirth)
  152. Captain's Diary Page (2) (Rebirth)
  153. Hank's Dossier: Anastasie Trianon (Rebirth) – “- but the last year has been hell for her.”
  154. Page from Salim's Diary (3) (Rebirth)
  155. Pregnant flashback (Rebirth)
  156. Salim’s Final Note (Rebirth)
  157. 157.0 157.1 Realisation flashback (Rebirth)
  158. Negotiations flashback (Rebirth)
  159. 159.0 159.1 The Fountain flashback (Rebirth)
  160. "With Amnesia Rebirth, Frictional Games wants to go beyond jump scares", PC Gamer.
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