Martha Is Dead: The Tale of The White Lady Explained
Martha Is Dead is a psychological thriller set during World War II, precisely in 1944. In the game, we impersonate Giulia, a young lady who has a passion for photography who one day finds her sister drowned in the lake near their country house. When she was little, her nanny used to tell her the tale of the White Lady every day before going to bed. Giulia was oddly fascinated by that tale that, during her adulthood, she decided to get in touch with the White Lady.
The White Lady is part of a variety of different cultures, especially the German one. In Italy, where Martha Is Dead is set, the folklore says that she was a drowned maiden, murdered in a fit of jealousy by her lover. Her only relief is to drag down into the water a young lady to suffer from the same fate.
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Martha Is Dead was one of the most anticipated horror games coming this year, in which players can discover a plot that comprises folklore and superstition. The tale of the White Lady has accompanied Giulia since her childhood, as her nanny used to tell Giulia the story every nights. The White Lady was a beautiful young lady that, one day, decided to go to the tiny island in the middle of Casciano's lake. She was waiting for her love, gazing out at the old tree. However, when her beloved arrived, he killed her in a fit of jealousy, saying that he loved her too much. The man confessed his crime, so he was hanged at the old tree where he and his girl used to see each other.
People searched everywhere, but the body of the young Lady was never found. Since then, the girl's spirit, known as the White Lady, wanders restlessly in search of relief from her eternal suffering. Only the life
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