Tintin Reporter: Cigars of the Pharaoh Walkthrough Part 5 (PS5) 100% Bungalow

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00:00 The kiosk symbol! Here! That's amazing!

00:07 Mmm, fresh paint.

00:14 We've got a trail to follow. Who on earth could have painted the sign?

00:21 Professor Sarcophagus! You're alive!

00:31 Hello and good evening. Pleasant weather we're having, isn't it?

00:41 This is incredible.

00:42 It is indeed, but practice makes perfect, so if you don't mind...

00:54 I thought I'd never see you again.

00:57 Thank you, but I don't remember seeing you before, loyal subject.

01:06 What are you doing here?

01:08 Obviously I'm incognito, and quite focused on an important task, if you don't mind.

01:15 Er... alright, but...

01:18 Enough chit-chat! I'm putting the finishing touches to my new palace.

01:25 But at least tell me all you've gone through since we parted on the Red Sea.

01:29 Shh! Not so loud!

01:36 I'll tell you, but you must swear to keep it a secret.

01:42 I am...

01:45 Eros Ravises the Second!

01:55 Oh, well. This start raiding bonkers.

01:59 We need to find him a doctor... and shelter from the storm.

02:25 Hello. Have we met before?

02:29 Sorry to bother you, sir, but...

02:36 We got lost in the jungle, and then we found...

02:40 Behold, Ramses the Second!

02:44 Lord of the Manor, scourge of the Hittites!

02:48 A very, very naughty boy!

02:55 Sobek...

02:59 Zekmek...

03:00 Oh, goodness!

03:04 Athoth!

03:08 And Voth?

03:12 Ram!

03:15 Were you expecting a patient, Dr. Finney?

03:18 Not really, Major.

03:21 So, your friend's name is...?

03:29 He's Ramesses the Second, of course. The legendary pharaoh.

03:33 I see. Would you please follow me upstairs, my lord?

03:38 Oh, I am deeply honoured, almighty Ra!

03:43 Yes, yes, of course. Now, come with me.

03:52 Welcome to my humble abode, Mr...?

03:55 I'm Tintin, reporter.

03:57 I'm happy to count you among my guests.

04:00 Dinner will be served very soon.

04:06 Finally, some luck. A shelter from the storm, a doctor to help the professor...

04:13 Time to relax and make some friends.

04:17 Don't you think, Snow... we?

04:21 [Snow crunching]

04:26 [Footsteps]

04:31 [Footsteps]

04:36 [Door creaks open]

04:39 [Footsteps]

04:42 [Footsteps]

04:47 [Footsteps]

04:52 [Wind]

04:57 [Wind]

05:02 [Wind]

05:07 [Wind]

05:12 [Wind]

05:17 [Wind]

05:22 [Wind]

05:27 Opium smuggling on the rise.

05:32 Crop disease increases farmers' famine.

05:36 Hmm, could both stories be connected?

05:40 [Footsteps]

05:45 The Major looks like a proper adventurer here.

05:50 [Footsteps]

05:54 Ah, there he is. Sleep well, my friend.

05:58 [Footsteps]

06:04 [Footsteps]

06:07 [Footsteps]

06:10 [Footsteps]

06:15 [Footsteps]

06:19 Vile imposter! You're not Ra, you're Muatali the Hijack, my sworn enemy!

06:24 Mu the who?

06:26 [Footsteps]

06:31 [Footsteps]

06:36 [Footsteps]

06:41 Hello. How-

06:44 Such a surprise. I mean, a surprise because you weren't expected at all, right?

06:52 I think I know you.

06:55 What, me? Hardly. You've got no proof.

06:59 Aren't you Zlotsky, the well-known author?

07:03 Uh, um, yes, uh, that's me. Just a poet.

07:08 Well-known. I just write. Nothing else.

07:13 [Footsteps]

07:21 [Footsteps]

07:28 [Footsteps]

07:33 Brave Dave Braves the Plains, a Wild West epic super scope blockbuster.

07:39 [Footsteps]

07:47 Oh, what a colourful character your friend is.

07:51 He's not always that colourful.

07:54 Thankfully, I'm Mrs. Snowball.

07:58 And I am-

08:00 He's my husband. We came here from England in search of antiques to decorate our manor.

08:08 [Footsteps]

08:19 [Footsteps]

08:25 Mmm, whatever they're cooking inside, it smells spicy and delicious.

08:30 [Footsteps]

08:34 The storm will reach us soon. So lucky to have a roof above us.

08:38 Indeed. Only a madman would venture into the jungle on a night like this.

08:43 [Footsteps]

08:45 I was thinking, your friend mistook everyone for Egyptian gods, except-

08:50 Except for you and me.

08:53 Curious, isn't it? I guess we aren't divine enough.

08:57 You may come upstairs now, young man.

09:00 Why aren't you inside with your guests?

09:03 I enjoy solitude more. But I like you.

09:07 [Footsteps]

09:36 That's all I can do for him for the time being.

09:39 [Footsteps]

09:43 He looks pretty calmed right now.

09:45 He simply wouldn't take your sedative, but I won.

09:49 [Footsteps]

09:52 What's your diagnosis, Doctor?

09:54 Well, he appears to be in a state of euphoric delirium, induced by a poison of sorts.

10:00 [Footsteps]

10:02 Will he ever recover his reason, Doctor?

10:05 Hopefully. There's a clinic 30 miles from here. The director is a friend of mine.

10:11 But I don't want to see Auntie Hennet near Mummy. She smells like a Hittite camel.

10:18 Thanks for your help, Doctor.

10:21 Just doing my job.

10:24 [Footsteps]

10:28 Mummy, bring me the dream blankie. I'm c-c-cold and scared of the bright eyes.

10:36 [Footsteps]

10:42 He's cold in the middle of the jungle. Unbelievable.

10:47 [Footsteps]

10:54 Here you go. There's a good professor.

10:58 [Footsteps]

11:05 Looks like a really expensive and antique fan.

11:09 [Footsteps]

11:14 A kiosk cigar band. Here of all places.

11:19 Hmm. Colonel Fawad's letter mentioned a jungle hideout. Could it be this house?

11:26 I need to find more clues without stirring suspicions.

11:31 [Footsteps]

11:42 He's been in bad need of a nap ever since we left Abu Deen.

11:47 [Footsteps]

11:58 [Thunder]

12:04 Thanks for attending to my friend, Doctor.

12:07 It's my duty. Besides, we're not done with him yet.

12:12 [Footsteps]

12:15 My friend's been poisoned?

12:17 I believe so. Never seen anything like it before.

12:21 So there's no cure?

12:23 It's not my area of expertise, so let's keep our fingers crossed.

12:28 Hmm. It can't be him. Otherwise he wouldn't have helped the professor.

12:33 [Footsteps]

12:35 You said there's a hospital nearby?

12:37 Our mental institution. I'll take you there in the morning and introduce you to the director.

12:43 [Footsteps]

12:45 What are you looking for on that shelf?

12:48 Just something to read. The major has a wonderful collection.

12:52 [Footsteps]

12:54 As a doctor, what's your opinion on cigar smoking?

12:58 That's a strange question.

13:00 I'm a reporter. I'm writing a story about it.

13:04 Oh, they're dreadfully unhealthy. That's why I prefer a good pipe.

13:10 [Footsteps]

13:17 Has that eccentric friend of yours calmed down?

13:21 I sincerely...

13:23 My husband sincerely hopes he doesn't spoil our evening again.

13:28 [Footsteps]

13:34 Pretty clean for a house with so many smokers and cigar bands popping out from under the blankets.

13:41 [Footsteps]

13:48 Another clean ashtray.

13:51 [Footsteps]

14:00 Can you tell me more about your guests?

14:03 Dr. Finney has his own practice not far from here.

14:06 The Snowballs arrived a few days ago. They're travelling to China.

14:10 And Mr. Slotsky has been my guest ever since the famine started, writing poems all day in his own room.

14:17 [Footsteps]

14:20 How long have you been in India?

14:22 Not long enough. The day I return to England will be a sad one.

14:26 [Footsteps]

14:29 I read there's a rise in the opium farming.

14:32 Those poor farmers are just trying to get by, but they're being extorted by criminals.

14:38 It's my duty to stop them, but their leaders are so cunning.

14:43 [Footsteps]

14:45 So you're fond of smoking your pipe?

14:48 I quit a few months ago, but it relaxes me to bite it and think.

14:53 He can't be one of the smugglers. He truly sounds like an honest man.

14:58 [Footsteps]

15:03 [Dog howling]

15:05 [Footsteps]

15:12 [Footsteps]

15:22 [Thunder]

15:24 [Footsteps]

15:33 Used to light cigars, I wonder?

15:36 No, that doesn't prove anything.

15:39 [Footsteps]

15:46 [Footsteps]

15:53 [Footsteps]

16:02 Don't!

16:03 I mean, why don't you go back to the party, young man?

16:08 I need a little silence around here.

16:11 [Chuckles]

16:12 [Footsteps]

16:22 Mr. Slotsky?

16:23 Ah! Ah! Young man, it's you. What do you want?

16:29 [Footsteps]

16:33 Are you writing a new book?

16:35 Er, no. Yes! It's a poem. A book of poems. And I'm really inspired.

16:43 Oh yes, so I'd rather be left alone, please.

16:47 [Chuckles]

16:48 [Click]

16:49 [Click]

16:50 Is everything all right? You seem a bit...

16:53 Nervous? No! I mean, yes. I think the storm, you know, gives me a bit of a migraine.

17:01 [Chuckles]

17:02 [Click]

17:03 [Click]

17:05 He's really nervous. Let's test if he's telling the truth.

17:09 Does it smell like tobacco around here?

17:12 No! Absolutely not! No one ever smokes cigars in this room.

17:18 I never said anything about cigars. It's more like pipe tobacco.

17:23 Ah! Oh, yes! Er, no, of course! A pipe! A pipe tobacco! Here!

17:29 All evidence points to Zlotsky. I need to get him out of here.

17:33 [Footsteps]

17:51 Evening, Sahib. Anything I can do for you?

17:54 [Click]

17:55 [Click]

17:56 You don't need to call me Sahib. My name is Tintin.

18:00 It's our form of courtesy, Tintin Sahib. It just means "sir".

18:05 [Click]

18:06 [Click]

18:07 Are you shooing flies away? I can't see them.

18:11 It's preventative shooing. Just in case.

18:14 [Click]

18:15 [Click]

18:16 [Click]

18:17 [Click]

18:18 What's with Mr. Zlotsky and spicy food?

18:22 A month ago, he took some curry by mistake. It had him drinking in the kitchen for hours.

18:30 Ever since, we mark his non-spicy dishes.

18:35 [Click]

18:36 [Click]

18:37 [Click]

18:38 [Click]

18:39 [Click]

18:40 They have no mark, which means they're all spicy.

18:43 [Music]

19:00 [Muffled]

19:02 [Muffled]

19:03 [Muffled]

19:14 [Muffled]

19:15 [Muffled]

19:16 [Muffled]

19:17 [Muffled]

19:18 [Muffled]

19:19 [Click]

19:20 Is my docklar ready?

19:22 It's right here. Spiceful and fly-free.

19:26 [Click]

19:27 [Muffled]

19:28 [Muffled]

19:29 [Muffled]

19:30 [Click]

19:31 Come to think of it, I'd prefer the non-spicy docklar as well.

19:35 Oh, you are missing a delight, Tintin Sahib, but I'll oblige.

19:40 Your docklar will be ready in no time. Chicken.

19:44 [Music]

20:08 [Muffled]

20:09 [Music]

20:16 Mr. Zlotsky?

20:17 I told you. Will you... I'm working.

20:22 I brought you some...

20:25 Oh, docklar. Ah, and it's the safe kind.

20:32 [Music]

20:46 Water! Water! Water! Water! Water! Water! Water! Water! Water! Water! Water! Water!

20:59 Oh, not again.

21:05 Ooh, great snakes.

21:09 [Music]

21:25 Hmm, what's that?

21:30 A sort of box. And this paper?

21:34 [Music]

22:02 Yes, but...

22:05 Hmm, what's this?

22:08 It's one of the statuette heads missing at the tomb of Kiosk.

22:12 Could this mean that...

22:13 Mr. Tintin!

22:15 What exactly are you doing here?

22:18 Uh, I'm sorry, Major, but... Mr. Zlotsky...

22:22 Yes?

22:24 [Music]

22:27 I have reason to suspect he's a criminal.

22:31 It has to do with a smuggling plot operating in Egypt, Arabia, India...

22:37 Shh! He can't see us here.

22:47 If that's true, we're all in danger.

22:51 We should protect them.

22:56 Are you all right?

22:57 That dagger! A fakir tomb. It has the power to fall before anyone threatened by serious danger.

23:04 Uh, Mr. T...

23:05 Mr. Tintin is cursed! He should leave!

23:08 Please!

23:09 No! It's just the nail. It's...

23:13 [Gasp]

23:16 You hear that? It's the curse! We'll all...

23:20 We'll all die unless Tintin leaves!

23:24 I'll go see.

23:25 No. I'll go. You protect them.

23:31 Please.

23:35 [Music]

23:55 Crumbs. He vanished again.

24:03 Oh. So that's where the band came from.

24:10 Your friend has been kidnapped by a ghost!

24:13 Yes! Where's my...

24:16 Ghost! Save me! Help! A ghost!

24:22 See?

24:24 That's...

24:27 Wait here.

24:28 Compose yourselves, gentlemen. There's bound to be a logical explanation for this.

24:52 Footprints. Ashes and coal, I believe.

25:10 Didn't I just leave Zlotsky's statuette right here?

25:25 These can't be Sarcophagus's footprints. He may not wear pants, but he does wear shoes.

25:35 [Gasp]

25:38 Oh dear. Oh dear. It was ghastly. A ghost. I saw a ghost!

25:44 I knew it! But...

25:48 He's still here!

25:50 But... that's impossible. I'll see about that.

25:57 You doomed us all. Leave, and forget about this place.

26:26 Oh no!

26:36 My dagger! It's gone!

26:38 Look, Sahib! A spirit!

26:40 The Professor!

26:41 Wait! It's no good trying to chase him tonight.

26:44 But... he's my friend.

26:46 A mad friend, with a dagger lost in the jungle during a stormy night.

26:52 That is nothing new to me.

26:56 We'll investigate tomorrow morning.

27:10 The next day, we searched through the wilderness for poor Professor Sarcophagus.

27:16 And just as we were about to lose all hope, we found a crucial clue.

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