Carno murdered his wives in grotesque ways remotely connected to their enjoyed hobby or career Hortencia, who spent most of her time in the greenhouse is stabbed with gardening tools before being suffocated with mulch Victoria (an alcoholic) is killed when Carno slams her head onto a wine bottle that's on the table during an argument (the bottle goes through her eye) an overly talkative third wife, Leonora, has her head turned 360 degrees in one of Carno's contraptions, and finally (in another of the game's most controversial film sequences), the food-loving Regina is force fed animal entrails through a funnel until she chokes and dies.Įxploring further, Adrienne finds out that Carno met his demise when his last wife, Marie, realized he was a murderer. As far as the townspeople know, the wives died naturally however tragically, but as Adrienne explores the house she starts to see visions of the murders taking place. Adrienne digs into her new home's history and learns of the deaths of Carno's wives and his daughter Sofia. She meets Harriet, a homeless superstitious woman taking refuge in her barn along with her mentally challenged son. Soon she receives ominous messages from a fortune teller machine in the manor, as well as occasionally hearing strange music. Don becomes more aggressive towards his wife and even rapes her in a controversial scene. The story begins with Donald taking some pictures of the house from the mainland and upon taking a picture of the house door it bleeds into on one Adriannes nightmares of her being locked up in a contraption before being comforted by DonaldĪdrienne unwittingly releases it shortly after moving in during her exploration of the manor and it possesses Don. Immediately upon moving into the house, Adrienne begins having nightmares. The story by Roberta Williams, somewhat similar to that of The Shining, revolves around paperback writer Adrienne Delaney, who has together with her husband Donald Gordon just bought a remote, enormous mansion previously owned by a famous magician in the late 19th century, Zoltan "Carno" Carnovasch.Īdrienne is hoping to get in the mood for writing her next novel and Don, a photographer, wants to photograph things.
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