It's Unlocked

Post by **MistahJ** » 28 Sep 2009

I couldn't find any threads that discuss this, so: Correct me if I'm wrong, but in the Seclusion Room at the hospital it has a door that when you try to open it, it states that it's unlocked? Why is this the only door that says so? Wouldn't that mean that it was previously locked?

Post by **JuriDawn** » 28 Sep 2009

It says that because Heather is actively unlocking it. Unless I'm remembering wrong.

Post by **SilentObserver** » 28 Sep 2009

Are we talking about the room with the nurse in it? It makes sense if you read the note on the wall why it says "it's unlocked"

plus those doors would be locked from the outside anyway if you don't want the person in seclusion to get out :p

Post by **Harrys_Girl** » 28 Sep 2009

^Right, I think if you click on it w/o reading the note, it doesn't say "Its unlocked.", it just opens, but if you read the note, Heather notes that it is unlocked and the person inside could easily get out as it is unlocked.

Post by **JuriDawn** » 28 Sep 2009

Are you sure about that? I don't remember anything of the sort and it's not a part of Mike's (B5160-R) collected interactive monologue quotes.

Post by **SilentObserver** » 28 Sep 2009

Yeah, all she says is "It's unlocked"

if it was "NOW it's unlocked" it would imply that it's a door you've tried before :p

Post by **JuriDawn** » 28 Sep 2009

Even when Heather's unlocking a previously locked door (one with a keypad, for example) she only says "It's unlocked."