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 | This  is one of the shorter episodes of Strange Paradise, clocking in at only 21’03”  before the credits roll | 
        
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 | Both  Erica and Alison have ab- blood. | 
        
          |  | Holly, Dan, and Tim appear in the credits but  not episode | 
        
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          | EPISODE 47 | 
        
          |  | According  to the story Jacques relates about the skull discovered behind the painting of Etian DesMondes, Jacques went to dinner while the  man was hung by his jaw to slowly die. It is assumed that Jacques refers to  actual events. | 
        
          |  | The  story of the skull is never fully revealed, nor is the significance of its  discovery explained. | 
        
          |  | Jean  Paul thinks the skull might be a clue as to how to defeat Jacques, but does not  elaborate on this. | 
        
          |  | The  fuzzy cottonlike substance that surrounded the skull in its niche in the wall  is missing in this episode. | 
        
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          | EPISODE 48 | 
        
          |  | Jean Paul asks Raxl where       the skull is and Raxl tells him he left it in the crypt with Quito. He       promptly asks what Raxl did with it, despite having just found out that it       is in the crypt. | 
        
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 | The fuzzy cotton that       surrounded the skull in episode 46 is now back | 
        
          |  | Speaking of the skull, it’s       significance is never determined, and after the next episode it is never       even mentioned again | 
        
          |  | As Jean Paul crosses in       front of the cryo capsule a boom mike shadow can be seen on his head. | 
        
          |  | The Reverend agrees to       take part in the séance if Jean Paul will listen to his terms. Jean Paul       tells him that there are NO terms when a soul is at stake, and the       Reverend says that these are his terms as well. Thus, Rev. Dawson is       essentially saying that his terms are no terms. | 
        
          |  | This episode follows       shortly after the previous one, which is set in the afternoon, yet Holly       is eating breakfast when Jean Paul enters her room. | 
        
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          | EPISODE 49 | 
        
          |  | The  whirlpool in the channel between Maljardin and the mainaldn has a time of three minutes between cycles. | 
        
          |  | The  cryonics capsule now has two knobs on the front of it, when before it had none. | 
        
          |  | With  this episode the death count on Maljardin rises to four: Erica and her baby in  episode one, Dr. Menkin in episode five and now Vangie. | 
        
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          | EPISODE 50 | 
        
          |  | This episode establishes       that there is some kind of burial ground on Maljardin, but its location is       never specified. | 
        
          |  | The basket for the rabbit       is now in Holly’s room. The last time it was seen, Jean Paul had it in his       room, as he was looking after the rabbit. No explanation is given as to       why it has been moved. | 
        
          |  | Also, Raxl and Quito       continue to search for the rabbit, yet it was clearly in Jean Paul’s       possession the last time it was seen, and no one has commented that it has       disappeared | 
        
          |  | This is the first episode       to be written by James Elward. | 
        
          |  | The sketch Tim drew of       Erica before she died is now different from the one seen in episode 2 (image 1). It looks like Tudi Wiggins, who       plays Erica in later episodes (image 2).
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          |  | When Jean Paul goes to sit       at the séance table, it is now covered in a green cloth, whereas earlier in the episode it was a glass tabletop. There is no reason for the table to be covered, so this is presumably to make it       easier for the pearl to “move” across the table after Jean Paul asks for a       sign of Erica’s presence. | 
        
          |  | As Jean Paul is talking by       the cryo capsule, the shadow of someone moving can be seen in front of it. | 
        
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