Divulge Development Blog

Michelle Bailey

Holly’s best friend

The common view of Michelle is that she is a hard-working and responsible student, a reputation that netted her the position of Austen House prefect. However, those close to her know that she is incredibly adept at avoiding work and often passes it off on on others so she can go out and flirt with boys. Nevertheless, she is intuitive and outgoing and Michelle and Holly have been best friends for years.

Happy Valentine’s / Singles Appreciation Day, everyone.

Anonymous asked: How many endings do you have planned, and will there be any bad endings? In the concept art it looks like you're promoting Lena as a yandere.

Lena was yandere for a while in concept art but now it’s just a running joke.

We have a minimum of six endings planned (one for each romantic interest), with good and bad ends branching. We’re still to discuss neutral or “not-so-bad” endings. We also plan for bad ends spaced throughout each route, so it’s not limited to just the routes’ conclusions. Currently, there’s no definite number, but it’s sitting on six and upwards.

                              A prototype image of the school campus

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Thank you for enrolling your daughter in Saint Clare’s Academy. We will ensure that she receives the utmost quality of education, as one of of Britain’s premier all-girls’ boarding schools. Please feel free to read through this brochure at your leisure.

Our campus offers everything from comfortable lodgings to classrooms fully equipped with the latest technology. With over one hundred years of experience in educating Britain’s elite, you can be rest assured that your daughter is well catered for. The school is two minutes from the ocean, not far from the rustic coastal town of Finhurst-on-sea. The town is often seen as a quiet holiday hideaway and St. Clare’s has easy access to the beauty it has to offer.

We find that friendly competition, particularly between houses of residence, encourage the girls to excel at their studies. The senior dorms have developed a long-held rivalry which encourages the girls to do their best as well as pull together with their peers. Of course, the school as a whole encourages students to fulfill their academic potential and to develop their own particular interests, wherever they may lie.

“My time at St. Clare’s was a very special moment in my life, and I will never forget the passion shown by some of its teachers.”

— Elaine, alumni

St. Clare’s is a host to a number of exchange students and regularly sends our own girls abroad. We find that expanding our students’ minds culturally allows a greater perception of the world and how to function within it.

“I agree that it’s important for the girls here to have open minds. Certainly, it’s a great opportunity for foreigners and British girls alike to experience new things and share cultures.”

— Selene, current student

We hope that your daughter enjoys her time here. For further information and contact details, please see the reverse.

Anonymous asked: Should we wait for further progress before helping to spread the word?

Spreading the word and telling others about our project would be a big help, especially if it reaches people who would be able to lend their skills. It also boosts the team’s productivity, since knowing there are people looking forward to this gives us encouragement to get things done, picture related.

We’re wary about not having much to show, even though work is being done. As long as everyone knows that releases will come when they can, things should be good and we appreciate spreading the word.