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I don't think that's been updated yet...

I can't find the asylum. The only thing clickable in Neovia is the old shack.

I clicked the mouse on the picture of Neovia, then tabbed until the shack was targeted, then tab one more time and hit ENTER. This will take you to the Sanitorium.

What if, that on my Mac, i cannot tab? Does anyone know of the specific location of the link? Any help would be greatly apprieciated.

The foggy area encircled by the red circle in the picture below is where you should be clicking. The URL for that link is http://www.neopets.com/halloween/hwp/asylum.phtml

I suggest reading the Asylum thread as well. That's where most of the info on this stage is located.

This step was too easy! I was looking forward to spending all night banging my head against the wall trying to figure out some ridiculously complicated step!
But I guess I shouldn't complain about something being too easy after all that potion making.
The Monty Python reference cracked me up!
I loved the zomutt too, since I have one, and I collect zomutt pictures. *is a dork*


But that would be backwards, wouldn't it? The way I understand it, the people of Neovia disappeared after Mr. Krawley gave them the potion, and the spirit of slumber "cured" them. Thus most of the staff of the asylum were gone, so they send for help, then Dr. Alexander showed up.

I'm thinking that after having his fun in Neovia, Mr. Krawley went to the asylum to wreak havoc, giving the inmates his potion.

how do I get back to the front page and where do I find the closet thing with the zombies?

The people in Neovia turned into twisted forms of their deepest desires after taking the potion. When the Spirit "cured" them, he removed the potion's effects and made them intangible. After he removed the "cure," their twisted forms were amplified, and that's where we are right now.

Whatever happened, Krawley did NOT have the town's best interest in mind when he sold the potion to them. It's still up in the air whether he knew what would happen to them, but judging by his quick disappearance, he probably did.

As for Dr. Alexander, there's no question in my mind he's Krawley. He showed up with the elixir JUST AFTER Neovia had been "cured" by the Spirit. It's entirely possible the missing doctors were among those who had taken the elixir and then been Slumber'd.

Bear in mind the events above happened ten years ago, way before Gilly had stumbled upon Neovia or even graduated elementary school. Whoever this Lucy is has probably died by now, or is in that cell we just unlocked. I'll bet anything the purple flower is still alive, and it's probably the key to curing the elixir's effects, the "sometihng missing" Sophie mentioned. It might even be Krawley's failsafe in case anything goes wrong with the elixir.

Did anyone notice that this is kinda of a "mature" plot? I was thinking about the plot last night, wondering if there'd be an update today and then it hit me. This plot features some things I'd say are for adults to think about. We have a docter, experimenting his potion/medicine on patients in a asylum. We have patients in an asylum. We have patients from an asylum locking their caretakers in their cels and leavind them there to die (something tells me Lucy never made it out of her cell).

Don't get me wrong, I love this plot and I like these elements a lot. But I wonder how young children will react to these elements in the plot. I mean, these things can also happen in real life (there must have been past cases of docters experimenting on their patients)
I get the idea that this plot is aimed more at the adult players of neopets and I find that a good thing.

I don't have kids myself, so I wouldn't know how they'd react to something like this, and maybe my writings above are all nonsense, but this kinda bubbled up in my brains last night.
Any opinions on this? Am I talking nonsense or do people feel the same?

Yes, this plot is much darker than other plots. Of course, it is a Halloween plot. And no kid would have never gotten the Monty Python reference. I think, though, kids that would be somewhat scared by the whole plot are also too young to be able to solve it without some parental help. It's been awhile since I've had young children, though. (Youngest is 12).

BTW I might be stating the obvious (again) but if anyone made it to the end of this little puzzle but didn't get all of the journal pages, like me, you CAN go back and get them. Just click below the cell door to go back through.

Remind me...what was the Monty Python reference?

All quoted below for your convenience:

Ah of course. I haven't watched Holy Grail in a while - though it's my favourite of the Monty Python movies.

Now I'm just getting impatient for the next part of the plot to happen!