Provide a few swift nips of something strong

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From: Light Fingers: A Family Visit


This will keep it asleep at night.

Game Instructions: This will increase its Humanity.

Unlocked with 1 x Nodule of Pulsating Amber, 50 x Bottle of Morelways 1872, Time to visit Clara

Locked with The Hybrid's Maturity 5


Success

A few harmless nips of wine

You dissolve the pulsating amber in the wine, and then drizzle a few drops of wine into the child's mouth. It paws at the cup with small, eager hands, then falls peacefully asleep.

[…]

[See table below]

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HumanityDescription
1Clara cradles the child in her arms and bops it on its nose. It giggles, and the sound is startlingly human.
2Within the child's mandibles, its mouth is starting to develop lips. It goes and it coos, a sound more or less human.
3As Clara takes the child back from you, it reaches out and delicately grasps her finger. She flashes you a smile.
4The child's eyes (your eyes) are quick and lively. They follow you around the room, bright with innocence. It seems to have acquired a teddy-bear, which it drizzles lovingly in venom.
5The child's hands are bigger, stronger, more flexible (though each finger is still tipped by talons). It has started to grab anything within reach - sticks, books, Dr Vaughan's hair - simply for the tactile pleasure of it.
6The child totters around the cabin on segmented legs, delighting in its newfound ability to scuttle. It moves like a lobster or spider, but the arthropod veneer is broken when it looks up to you and laughs with joy.
7Something catches the child's attention: Hephaesta has wandered in and is making broad, silly faces. It laughs uproariously.
8"It spoke its first word the other day," says Clara proudly. "It said 'home,' and pointed to the ceiling." Dr Vaughan still looks as though she's in shock.
9 - 10"There's every indication that the Hybrid has interiority, empathy, a full spectrum of emotion," […] The child scuttles back and forth beneath the cosmogone sky, grabbing at butterflies. "It's growing up into a person. It deserves freedom. […]"