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Walkthrough Childhood - Music Box - Abion's Most Wanted - Barnum's Image Capturing Device - The Beetle Hunt - Tramp's Treasure - The Love Letter Early Adulthood - Birth of a Hero - The Bandit - The Journey Begins - The Ritual - A Bridge Too Far - Till Death Do Us Part - The Sculptor - The Archaeologist - The Ritual (Part 2) - Donating to the Light - The Hero of Will - The Crucible - The Summoners - Cold Comfort Farmer - Red Harvest - The Crucible (Part 2) - Defender of the Light - Temple of Shadows - Sacrificing to the Shadows - The Oakfield Massacre - Westcliff Development - The Spire - The Hero of Will (Part 2) - The Hero of Skill - Stranded - The Hero of Skill (Part 2) - T.O.B.Y. - Treasure Island of Doom - Hobbe Squatters - Westcliff Development (Part 2) - Blind Date - Rescuing Charlie - Something Rotten - Love Hurts - Cemetery Mansion - Evil in Wraithmarsh - Returning the Dark Seal - The Hero of Skill (Part 3) - Bloodstone Assault - The Weapon Brightwood Tower Castle Fairfax Blackmail The Rescue
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Fable 2 Guide - Expresssions


There are four areas you need to consider. Love, Renown, Hate and Humour. People like you when you perform positive or funny expressions, they appreciate your fame if you show off your trophies, but many expressions can be interpreted in different ways depending on how successfully hey are performed.

For example, the scary roar, if successful causes the target to fear you. If it fails (you can visually see the consequences of messing it up) they will merely find it funny – be aware though, it's not a particularly honourable thing for your would-be enemies to think you're a walking joke. Expressions are also extendable. This means that if you hold down the appropriate button on the D-Pad, a meter comes up. Keeping the button held until the bar turns green and then releasing it in the centre gets you the successful outcome and the best possible reaction from the expression. Releasing in yellow or red is still successful, but missing the bar altogether results in embarrassing failure. It's a risk to get the best results, but is often worth it.

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