My name is Jane and when it didn't let me put my name in I was so confused so I just changed my name to Janey, then they said Miss Jane, I got scared cause I was like, I'm Jane. Tiny heart attack moment. First time playing a VN where a character has the same name as me lol
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I've been trying to decode the morse code and what I believe is a cipher in Vanessa's patient form. I might be 100% incorrect and it might just be gibberish on purpose but I'm trying. By just doing the first 5 lines of morse code I got:
IT?NUGESRZT?MUR
TEEE?IUR?IRZT?NUR
RZT?ESRZT?NUR?NUR
RZT?NUGESRZT?
MUR?NUGES?BSE
This doesn't make sense. A checked if it was a Caesar Cipher, and at first thought it wasn't one but I believe its a transition of 6. Then I was like, its structurally a Substitution Cipher which can be unraveled using frequency analysis. Analyzing the 63 known letters in the text reveals a heavily skewed distribution. This strongly indicates a monoalphabetic substitution cipher rather than a random jumble where: R = 12 occurrences(or), U = 9oc, T = 8oc, E = 8oc, N = 6oc, Z = 6oc, S = 5oc, I = 3oc, G = 3oc, M = 2oc, B = 1oc. We also see RZT 6 times, NUR 5 times, and NUGES 3 times. If the ? is an actual ? then there would be very short words, so I tested to see if they could be a placement for a different letter. RZT appears 6 times and acts as a frequent 3-letter word or suffix. In English, this is almost always THE (R=T, Z=H, T=E). If T = E, then the word TEEE on Line 2 maps to a word starting with E followed by three identical letters. I thought it would make the most sense if it was ERRR or something like that. So E=R. Using these starting letters, the 5-letter cluster NUGES transforms into a word ending in R (since E=R). Pattern matching reveals NUGES maps perfectly to WRONG (N=W, U=R, G=O, E=N, S=G... wait, if E=R, it would be WRORG. If E=N, it maps perfectly to WRONG. So the other one might be ENNN?
I ended up with this jibberish statement:
IS WRONG THE NEW NOR(MAL)?
(ENNN) ... FOR IT, THE FOR...
THE (IN) THE FOR(EVER) FOR(EVER)
THE WRONG THE...
NOR WRONG (TO THE) END.
I might be close but I've been working on this for like 30 minutes. If you have ideas please shoot them out or help decode the other lines.