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I highly doubt that the description of the mess in the apartment is the actions of a homeless person, and I don't think the screenshot is too "barbarian." For example, I haven't played Fable, and even if I had, I probably wouldn't immediately remember what was written before some cave. And I most likely wouldn't have thought to connect this quote with the word "fable"; I would just search for it.
:smile35: Initially, the phrase was simply "abandoned hope." And it leads to the gates of HELL! And you not only draw these conclusions but also add Fable and look for a screenshot – that's incredibly "barbarian"! In that case, point to Fable 2 because the picture is from the second part -_________- Nebo
Look at the criminal News; many murderers, in order to divert suspicion, simulate a robbery by turning everything upside down. During a robbery, thieves are looking for valuables, jewelry, money, and so on; as a rule, they are not lying on the table with the inscription "for thieves."
There was no murder. The role is "thief," not "robber" – these are very different concepts. Read the criminal code on the articles "theft" and "robbery" – you will understand what I am talking about. If you don't want to, I will post about it myself later.