Explore the train in Munich on July 25th at 12:00 PM in The Last Night. Eavesdrop on conversations, interact with characters like Tatiana, Alexei, and Mr. Abbot, and uncover hidden clues.
Alright, so you've made it to Munich on July 25th, right around noon. Tatiana and Alexei are having a little chess match, and while their banter is cute, it's not super important for what we need to do. Your main goal here is to follow the trainmaster into the restaurant car.
Once you're in there, you'll overhear a conversation between the trainmaster and Mr. George Abbot, the guy who got on in Munich. While that's happening, August Schmidt will be sitting down for dinner. You can chat with him for a bit; he's expecting a young lady, Ms. Wolff, and seems pretty happy about it.
After that, you can tail Mr. Abbot. He'll end up in compartment C, right next to Monsieur Boutarel. Mr. Abbot is quite the talker, so you can listen in on a pretty long conversation where he does most of the talking.
Meanwhile, the conductors are just doing their usual thing. Conductor Mertens is grumbling about not getting enough tips. You can also check on old man Obolensky, but he's just sedated and won't offer much. Just a heads-up, you can't get into any of the other compartments in either of the sleeping cars.
Here's a little secret: if you didn't give Tatiana that Firebird poem before Vassili Obolensky's nightmares, you'll find a translation of it on the floor in Tyler Whitney's compartment. You'll need to stand by the window and look towards the door to spot it.
Back in the restaurant car, Schmidt and Ms. Wolff are having a nice time. Schmidt is really showing off his wine knowledge and complimenting her. He does mention he's probably getting off in Vienna, so don't get your hopes up too high about any deal you might have with him.
The restaurant car will start to fill up. Monsieur Boutarel will eventually get tired of Mr. Abbot and bring his family over. Madame Boutarel will, predictably, start complaining. This might make it hard to hear Schmidt and Ms. Wolff. Mr. Abbot will also join them, giving you another chance to listen to him. He's pretty perceptive and talkative, so it's worth striking up a conversation if you can.
Oh, and behind the curtain, you can catch the cook giving his apprentice a hard time. Poor kid.
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