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Later on, after Mike escapes to [[Rapoville]] and the Hero returns him, Mike decides to confront Deputy Snyder in front of the entire village. Mike blames him for the death of his parents, and Snyder explains how he hasn't felt peace since the accident, not expecting forgiveness from anyone. The Hero enters his and Mike's minds, clearing Aldark's Shadows from both of them, and the two apologize, forgiving each other.
 
Later on, after Mike escapes to [[Rapoville]] and the Hero returns him, Mike decides to confront Deputy Snyder in front of the entire village. Mike blames him for the death of his parents, and Snyder explains how he hasn't felt peace since the accident, not expecting forgiveness from anyone. The Hero enters his and Mike's minds, clearing Aldark's Shadows from both of them, and the two apologize, forgiving each other.
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=={{Icon|BoI}} Mind Level==
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=={{Icon|BoI}} Imagination Battle==
 
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|text=Deputy Snyder is going to be overwhelmed with guilt.
 
|text=Deputy Snyder is going to be overwhelmed with guilt.
 
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Deputy Snyder's level in [[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]] is named '''Deputy of Despair'''. It is the twenty-fifth story level in the game, and has three segments. After [[Mike]] returns to [[Belleview]] from [[Rapoville]], he confronts Deputy Snyder in front of many villagers. Mike yells at him for killing his parents, and Deputy Snyder shouts back, telling Mike about his sleepless nights and how he doesn't expect anyone to forgive him. The [[Hero]] steps in and resolves Snyder's internal conflict, sending Mike into a blind rage.
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Deputy Snyder's Imagination Battle in [[Drawn to Life: Two Realms]] is named '''Deputy of Despair'''. It is the twenty-fifth story level in the game, and has three segments. After [[Mike]] returns to [[Belleview]] from [[Rapoville]], he confronts Deputy Snyder in front of many villagers. Mike yells at him for killing his parents, and Deputy Snyder shouts back, telling Mike about his sleepless nights and how he doesn't expect anyone to forgive him. The [[Hero]] steps in and resolves Snyder's internal conflict, sending Mike into a blind rage.
    
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