During day 29, an unnamed man ("vengeful father") will come and show the inspector his daughter's photo. Her name is Julia, and she was killed by Simon Wens, the man on the news on the same day.
He wants to avenge his daughter and asks for the inspector's help. The father asks him to let Wens pass through, but confiscate his passport first. Wens will arrive on day 30. The inspector must then give the confiscated passport to the father when he returns later that day. To avoid a citation, the inspector must confiscate the passport again and give the man an approved passport seizure slip instead.
If the inspector helps the father, he will be rewarded with the United Federation token, and the next day's newspaper will say Wens was found dead in a "confusing mess". If the inspector refuses and does not have the photo, the father will call him a "heartless bastard" and leave.
As with all scripted characters with a fixed look, there's a chance that his image appears in the wanted bulletin on day 31 if the game generates the same or a similar face.
Transcripts
Day 29
Introduction:
- [gives the inspector a photo of his daughter]
- Look at it.
- Simon Wens took her from me.
- I follow him for many weeks.
- I know he comes here soon.
- It is big favor I ask, but is important.
- Let him through if you see him.
- But take his passport first.
- I come back.
- You give me his passport and I track him down.
- I make him suffer like he did to Julia.
- [walks away]
Day 30
1. Introduction, if the inspector has Wens' passport and let him in:
- Did you see him?
- Give his passport to me.
- [after getting Wens' passport] Hmmm.
- I know this city.
- He will be easily found.
- Let me through.
- [gives the inspector the passport to be stamped]
- 1.1. If the inspector approves father for entry:
- Thank you.
- Now please, give back my daughter's photo.
- I show it to him while he suffers.
- [after getting back the photo] My Julia.
- Read the news tomorrow.
- [gives the inspector the United Federation token and walks away]
- 1.2. If the inspector denies father entry:
- You heartless scum.
- Give back my daughter's photo.
- [after getting back the photo] My Julia.
- She was just little girl.
- [walks away]
2. Introduction, if the inspector did not confiscate Wens' passport but let him in:
- Did you see him?
- [inspector] I do not know what you are talking about.
- Damnit.
- Give back my daughter's photo.
- [after getting back the photo] She was just a little girl.
- [walks away]
3. Introduction, if the inspector denied Wens entry.
- Did you see him?
- 3.1. If the inspector did not confiscate Wens' passport:
- [inspector] I do not know what you are talking about.
- Damnit.
- Give back my daughter's photo.
- [after getting back the photo] She was just a little girl.
- [walks away]
- 3.2. If the inspector confiscated Wens' passport.
- [inspector] Yes. He ran off.
- Ran off? Which way?
- [inspector] I do not know. Back into Kolechia.
- Damn it.
- Give back my daughter's photo.
- She was just a little girl.
- [walks away]
4. Introduction, if Wens was detained on day 30:
- Did you see him?
- [inspector] Yes. He has been arrested.
- What? I asked you to let him pass.
- There will be no true justice now.
- Damnit.
- Give back my daughter's photo.
- [after getting back the photo] She was just a little girl.
- [walks away]
5. Introduction, if the inspector gave the photo to Wens:
- Did you see him?
- 5.1. If the inspector confiscated Wens' passport:
- [inspector] Yes. He ran off.
- Ran off? Which way?
- [inspector] I do not know. Back into Kolechia.
- Damn it.
- Give back my daughter's photo.
- [inspector] I have no photos.
- Heartless bastard.
- She was just a little girl.
- [walks away]
- 5.2. If the inspector did not confiscate Wens' passport:
- [inspector] I do not know what you are talking about.
- Damn it.
- Give back my daughter's photo.
- [inspector] I have no photos.
- Heartless bastard.
- She was just a little girl.
- [walks away]
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