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Red Lantern Club: How do I solve the puzzle with the six numbers?
1 of 16: When Victoria enters the Red Lantern Club, she is in a large room with what is apparently a doorway at the top of the screen. Upon investigating that doorway, you will find a saying on the left door, and a set of six buttons on the right door, numbered 1 to 6.
2 of 16: Experiment with the buttons. What happens when they are pressed?
3 of 16: Each one responds to a press, until six buttons have been pressed (regardless of the order). At that point, either the red or green light at the top of the door will flash.
4 of 16: This door evidently requires a six-digit code to open. When the correct code is entered, the green light will light, and the door will unlock.
5 of 16: How can we determine the proper "code" to open this door?
6 of 16: It would seem that the saying on the left door would be a clue.
7 of 16: The door says "In my memoirs you shall find the instrument of my suffering with which we celebrate our vows."
8 of 16: Have you looked around the other rooms of the Red Lantern Club yet?
9 of 16: All of the clues necessary for obtaining the code for the puzzle door can be found nearby.
10 of 16: After discovering the various art objects located in the adjacent rooms, perhaps there is some correlation between the art objects and the phrases in the saying on the door.
11 of 16: "In my memoirs..." -- sounds like a memory... or a "Reminder".
12 of 16: "...you shall find the instrument of my suffering..." -- not much worse suffering than what those various daggers and other weapons could inflict.
13 of 16: "...with which we celebrate our vows." -- obviously a wedding. Perhaps a "Dark Wedding."
