Hank Chapman[5] is a character that appears in Oxenfree II: Lost Signals that can be talked to through line 4 of the walkie-talkie. He is a spectral anthropologist and is married to a woman named Cynthia.
When Riley and Jacob enter Garland's Post Office, they are greeted by a flash of some cameras that Hank set up. This notifies him, and he contacts Riley through the walkie-talkie to explain that he is investigating unusual occurrences.[6] As payback for disrupting his work,[7] he asks Riley if she could do him a favor and take a picture of something strange.
Biography[]
- Hank Chapman was born in Canada, but moved to Oregon to study agriculture.
Noticing strange and inexplicable phenomena around the sleepy towns of the Pacific Northwest, Hank committed his free time to studying the paranormal and how the "other side" can infiltrate our natural world.
Packed with glossy illustrations, exhaustive descriptions, and first-hand accounts, this book reveals the spookies, the kookiest, and the most exciting places overflowing with souls and evil spirits in Oregon, Washington and Northern California. It will take you on a tour your might not be capable of grappling with... - –From his book.
Hank was born to Mel Chapman years after her firstborn, Tom, passed away.
If Riley chooses to help Hank, he will write a book titled GHOSTS OF THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST, and the player will get the "I've had weirder jobs" achievement.
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How to help Hank[]
On Horseshoe Beach, where Riley plays "hot and cold" with someone on line 2, there is a shoe inside the cave. Interacting with it triggers a scene with Rex on the beach. The player can return to take the shoe with them even before talking to Hank.
On Garland, Riley must use the EMF transmitters to change the year the tear will take her to. The one next to the tear changes the century, and the one up the ladder changes the decade. The year to help Hank is 1930. When Riley and Jacob enter the tear, there should be a man sitting outside the building. By interacting with him, Riley can get Jacob to take a photo.
After exiting the tear, Riley can contact Hank to tell him about their sighting. He will say he wishes he had more concrete evidence at this point. If Riley took the shoe at Horseshoe Beach, she can tell him about it - if not, the player has to take it to continue Hank's sidequest. He will ask Riley to leave the shoe in a safety deposit box back in the Post Office.
Talking to Hank a final time will make him introduce his wife, Cynthia. She will ask Riley if she is interested in He will be grateful, and the achievement will pop up.
References[]
- ↑ "Take Hank to visit Tom. I know he’s an infant, for now it’s not for him. And when Hank is old enough to understand, tell him about his older brother." –Adler Letter #7.
- ↑ Hank: I had a good father. I didn’t starve.
- ↑ Cynthia: Hi. Nice to meet you. You like dead things like my husband? Or is he paying you from our child's college fund?
- ↑ Cynthia: Joseph needs a clean bottle.
- ↑ Hank: Name's Hank Chapman, and I just took your picture.
- ↑ Hank: Listen, I'm an amateur, hobbyist investigator of the inexplicable.
- ↑ Hank: It's a good deed for messing up the picture–think of it as karma.