Marlene *spoilers*

[{[|||RUS|||]}Res.Centralnui]

Hey there!
Is she worth to live? I just saved her, feed her. What's next? I mean is she still dangerous? Will I regret about saving her?

[serker31]

Nope. Pay a visit to your house later, you will be able to talk with her.
P.S. It is said somewhere that beggar who cursed her was "some kind of mirror seller" and he signed a curse with breaking a spoon. Reminds me of something...

[Miikaaeeel]

Why'd she be dangerous? How are we supposed to know if you'll regret it, what can one ancient grandma do?

[KillerSquirrel]

From my experience if you talk with her and asks if she wants too stay she stays in your kitchen and makes food :)

[{[|||RUS|||]}Res.Centralnui]

Thank you guys, I've been afraid of worse. Good to know some things really works here.

[Carnasid]

It's all a trap. She will make a mess in the kitchen and then you will have to clean it up via the most obnoxious mini game ever devised: Mopping.

[Ted]

I've just played it and I am very sure that the beggar in fact was Master Mirror aka Gaunter o'Dim.
a) The whole way of how she was cursed is Gaunter's style, even the mirror is part of the curse.
b) Gaunter o'Dim's music-theme is played when you explain Marlene's story

This moment has been the HIGHLIGHT of the mainquest so far for me, let's see how it goes :D

[weasel]

O' Dim's going places.

[weasel]

Cursin' and trickin'.

[aaron.hamlett]

I just played through this one for the second time and realized, she says the worst part was watching her kids grow old and die and then mention she never married. ;) Maybe Gaunter visited her as more than a beggar.

[{[|||RUS|||]}Res.Centralnui]

lol, old time bad time