What's the canon ending? Revenge or Agrippa ending?

[Sono]

Always wondered, googled and got no relevant results. Either seems it would fit fine.

[hey.]

I don't think there's really a canon ending, it'd be info released by frictional games i guess

[Your (Real) Mother]

I bet it's the revenge ending since Daniel is Mandus' great uncle and there are a couple of references to Daniel in the Justine expansion that takes place in the 1850s.

[Koffi]

Yes, the revenge ending is the canon one, first because it is refered to as the " Good Ending ", and as merceraidan pointed out, Daniel is the great uncle of Mandus.
However concerning the references to Daniel in Amnesia: Justine, it's only about a note from 1839 ( when Daniel sent letters to all Herbert's contacts ).

[Beepis guy]

Originally posted by koffiya:

Yes, the revenge ending is the canon one, first because it is refered to as the " Good Ending ", and as merceraidan pointed out, Daniel is the great uncle of Mandus.
However concerning the references to Daniel in Amnesia: Justine, it's only about a note from 1839 ( when Daniel sent letters to all Herbert's contacts ).

Than how the heck did Daniel get out of the castle he couldn't have left from the cells and there doesn't appear to be any other way back to the main castle unless the shadow fixed the castle to let Daniel escape

[Jalisi]

Originally posted by Beepis guy:

Originally posted by koffiya:

Yes, the revenge ending is the canon one, first because it is refered to as the " Good Ending ", and as merceraidan pointed out, Daniel is the great uncle of Mandus.
However concerning the references to Daniel in Amnesia: Justine, it's only about a note from 1839 ( when Daniel sent letters to all Herbert's contacts ).

Than how the heck did Daniel get out of the castle he couldn't have left from the cells and there doesn't appear to be any other way back to the main castle unless the shadow fixed the castle to let Daniel escape

Continuing in the spirit of people replying to this decade old thread years after someone has commented, I believe the shadow disappears/leaves from the castle because it has been satisfied. I understood it as now that Daniel remembers who he is and what he has done for the last few years it becomes trivial for him to find a way out since he knows the place and might even even remember how to command the gatherers with some authority to leave him alone etc since he did used to work around them.

[apathy]

Revenge.

It ends the same way the game begins: Daniel's narration.

(also worth pointing out the credits song for Daniel is I believe longer than the other two, which is a real d@mn shame you can't hear it in its entirety when you beat the game, it just cuts off with a minute still left to go)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-zH__qDcas

Originally posted by Beepis guy:

Than how the heck did Daniel get out of the castle he couldn't have left from the cells and there doesn't appear to be any other way back to the main castle unless the shadow fixed the castle to let Daniel escape

The Shadow has two known states: fleshy bowels of Hell, and invisible/intangible. Its speculated the Shadow was holding up the castle for him until he got to a safe distance (you can hear Brennenburg collapsing after he exits through the door).