Chapter 2: One of Us | Walkthrough 1979 Revolution Guide
Last update: 11 May 2016
Chapter two starts in the prison, where your first decision to make is whether you should drink the tea, brought to you by the police officer, or not. This is important because, if you refuse to drink the tea, you will have the opportunity to decide whether to testify later on, or not. If you decide to drink the tea, your character will end up stupefied. As a result, he will e more willing to cooperate and you will be unable to take any decisions.
After that, the interrogation starts and you hold the conversation with the choices you make. Remember that there is a time limit on each answer you give.
The first statement you will have to address is that in prison, police can break everyone. Al of the available reply options are wry remarks and your choice does not affect the course of the interrogation. Of course, you can say nothing.
After that, the conversation moves to the topic from which you learn that your character used to fight at the same side of the Revolution as the officer, with the aim of toppling the Shah.
As the conversation goes on, you are asked whether you are ready for your redemption. The replies here are no different than the previous ones. You can either tell him to go to hell, say that you do not need any redemption, or tell him to start with himself. All of the replies matter little and they do affect the course of events.
After a while, the officer asks you to open the file. If you open it, the officer will start to recount your actions from the past. If you refuse to open it and shove it off the table, you will be made to pick it up and open it. Either way, the file will be opened. This is one of the most important choices that you make in this chapter, because information "He won't forget this" is displayed as a result.
The file contains photos taken by your character and the police already know about who is plotting against the new government. Still, you are accused of treason and at this point, the game provides you with various replies that lead to the same point.
You are asked another question: What do you think policemen do to people in this prison. Again, your answer does not affect the course of the action.
Finally, the officer asks you if you know his name. Regardless of what you name him, he introduces himself and asks you the same question once again. Again, your choice does not matter here and you will be thrown down to the floor. It turns out that inmates in this prison call him a completely different name.
After he asks you again, you can refuse to answer or say his nickname. If you refuse to answer for three times, the game will end and your character dies. You have to say what he wants to know as quickly as possible.
After you sit back up on the chair, Hajj Agha produces a stun gun and, if you have earlier rejected tea, or shoved the file off the table, you will receive a shock. It is imperative that you refuse the tea, if you want to decide whether to cooperate or not. During the conversation, you also learn that the police have found the plans, regardless of whether you took them away from the hideout or not.
Regardless of whether you decide to cooperate or not, you will cut to your own memories.