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chapter five cliffhanger ending?

ultralarsultralars
edited December 2009 in Tales of Monkey Island
at the end of chapter five we see that voodoo lady saying that there is much to be done..
now what dose this mean?
ANOTHER TALES OF MONKEY ISLAND???
and what the heck happened to all the funky monkeys especially jaque we never got to find out what was wrong with his eyes

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  • coolsomecoolsome
    edited December 2009
    ultralars wrote: »
    at the end of chapter five we see that voodoo lady saying that there is much to be done..
    now what dose this mean?
    ANOTHER TALES OF MONKEY ISLAND???
    and what the heck happened to all the funky monkeys especially jaque we never got to find out what was wrong with his eyes

    the monkeys where hypnotised and they showed lechuck where the opening to the crossroads was going to be
  • Giant TopeGiant Tope
    edited December 2009
    Considering that we knew from the begining that this wasn't going to be the final game, that scene was likely added as a stepping stone for the next game.

    Whether this is another season or even perhaps the final game that Ron kept talking about that reveals the secret is another matter. I say we all sit back and take it easy and see what turns up. :)
  • ultralarsultralars
    edited December 2009
    and what the heck is up with toothbrush's(lol) hand being on the table? and is it just me or dose that face in the bottle strangely represent lechucks face?
    and why is morgan and the voodoo lady working together was this planned out mabye? arh so many questions yet so few answear
  • Javi-Wan KenobiJavi-Wan Kenobi
    edited December 2009
    I don't think it's a cliffhanger, but an open ending.
    Next Monkey Island game may or may not continue the story JUST from there.
  • pandajohnpandajohn
    edited December 2009
    so did morgan say she wanted to stay a ghost? "Ghost pirate hunter morgan leflay, i like the sound of that" does that mean she wants to be a ghost who hunts pirates or a pirate hunter who specifically hunts pirate ghosts?
  • PecanBluePecanBlue
    edited December 2009
    Well Voodoo Lady is allowing her to walk around the living world as a ghost, so maybe she considers being a ghost an advantage to being a tough pirate hunter. Now how she would actually be able to hunt pirates that way is beyond me.
  • NovotnusNovotnus
    edited December 2009
    She was able to carry the jar, so maybe she's a special ghost. Like LeChuck in SMI.
  • coolsomecoolsome
    edited December 2009
    PecanBlue wrote: »
    Well Voodoo Lady is allowing her to walk around the living world as a ghost, so maybe she considers being a ghost an advantage to being a tough pirate hunter. Now how she would actually be able to hunt pirates that way is beyond me.

    one of lechucks minions was holding grog in SMI so there must be ways ghosts can interact with our world's objects
  • EduardoEduardo
    edited December 2009
    pandajohn wrote: »
    so did morgan say she wanted to stay a ghost? "Ghost pirate hunter morgan leflay, i like the sound of that" does that mean she wants to be a ghost who hunts pirates or a pirate hunter who specifically hunts pirate ghosts?

    Or both, a ghost that haunts other ghosts!

    :D
  • pandajohnpandajohn
    edited December 2009
    Eduardo wrote: »
    Or both, a ghost that haunts other ghosts!

    :D

    ghost on ghost crime? when will it end?

    :p
  • coolsomecoolsome
    edited December 2009
    pandajohn wrote: »
    ghost on ghost crime? when will it end?

    :p

    ghost on ghost 0_o ..I think Im grossed out
  • NovotnusNovotnus
    edited December 2009
    Sailorcuteness wrote: »
    one of lechucks minions was holding grog in SMI so there must be ways ghosts can interact with our world's objects

    Maybe Voodoo Lady let her go through Big Whoop \ whatever place on Monkey Island that LeChuck and his crew went through, so Morgan has the same ability to move objects in physical world as they had?
    That'd give us a scene on Monkey Island and explain how Ghost Morgan can hunt pirates.
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