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There is a surprisingly large number of potential endings, though most of them can only be accessed from the final chapter, requiring several days of grinding goodwill for the love interests just to complete the story. I thought that was rather clever on behalf of the developers since you never know how linear a story path will be in Time Princess until you start playing it. This is the first story in this game containing a dead end, meaning that there is a level that gives you a bad ending no matter which decision you pick, creating the illusion of a dynamic story path when it is actually linear. Whether the player chooses to romance Raoul or the Phantom during the story's major turning points, it changes very little until the final level, at which point all of the decisions made previously will determine which endings are accessible for either Raoul or the Phantom. The story tree in this visual novel is formatted similarly to Swan Lake. The visual novel also incorporates a Persian man from the novel named Daroga, who is more knowledgeable about the phantom than Raoul and does a much better job advising her and keeping her safe, even though his connection is never explained. When she discovers that the Phantom poses a real threat to her and the people around her, Christine ends up leaning on Raoul to protect her. Christine doesn't remember Raoul at first when he visits her to see her performance at the opera house, but he is persistent in seeking her out until she does.

It is a love triangle between Christine, the Phantom, and her childhood sweetheart, Raoul.

The visual novel sticks closely to the events of the musical and I'm assuming the original novel by Gaston Leroux as well, though I have never read it. Meanwhile, the Paris Opera House (as seen previously in Find Me in Paris) is in peril from a number of mysterious attacks by a phantom who never shows his face. In this dress-up visual novel, players take on the role of Christine Daaé, a young aspiring opera singer who takes lessons from a mysterious angel who lives inside her mirror.

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