The second checkpoint, Depths, is very dark (when compared to the rest of the temple) it is extremely difficult to see without lighting up the corridors first. The music shifts, and the piano mostly disappears, inducing this sense of "being lost" even further. He attempts to unveil what happened, but eventually faces a threat, and as such, has to abandon Madeline once again. Theo, on the other hand, sees that Madeline is on the other side of the mirror his reality is inverted.
Quiet and Falling, plays throughout this section.Ī few mazy corridors later, Madeline discovers Theo, whom is now trapped behind a mirror she quickly displays concern.The music, a soft yet slightly eerie piano piece which forms a portion of 11 In contrast to Celestial Resort, the music does not change when doors are unlocked Madeline is truly "lost" within the temple during this time. The initial section of the Mirror Temple, whilst brightly lit, does exhibit isolation.
Shortly after entering the temple, Madeline discovers Theo's cellphone, which was left on the ground in front of a mirror this quickly increases her worries. Madeline is clearly shown to be selfless here, and willing to help however, she does have a bad feeling about this. Madeline's ventures into the Mirror Temple weren't "voluntary", unlike prior chapters instead, she enters the temple in order to follow Theo, whom ventures into the temple himself in order to "take selfies". This chapter takes place in the titular Mirror Temple, an ancient temple which concentrates Celeste Mountain's power. The final notes enfatises the drama of Madeline getting eaten by a monster and leaves only silence.Mirror Temple is a pivotal chapter in Celeste's story, since it's where Madeline's personality starts truly unraveling (unlike in prior chapters, where only hints were displayed). The music fades out leaving only a long distorted sound, the danger seems not imminent but still present. Here the music changes paste (highest bpm), it becomes faster and distorted.
The music reappears but remains calm, more distorted, gives a feeling of danger and unknown.
The player knows that something is going to happen. Just before the encounter with the figure the music fades out, this increase suspense and anticipate the following. The music become more present, but remains calm.Īfter a scene where a dark figure appears in the mirror the music becomes a bit distorted with a synth accent. The music is calm introduces the player to the new environment.
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