There is a small dialogue where Hank can tell you he found something in the sink if Connor hasn’t already examined it.Similarly Hank can be shocked about Rupert feeding the pigeons.While looking around Hank can talk about how not many people read regular books anymore.Hank and Connor can talk about “ornithophobia” (a made up word) meaning Hank has an irrational fear of birds.If Connor didn’t examine the jacket yet, Hank will take his place in reading the initials.If you wait a while Hank will notice the RT jacket.Hank will talk or stay silent when opening the window.Choosing “SINCERE” or “PSYCHOLOGICAL” when Hank ask Connor what his conclusion is will both have a small increase however choosing “SINCERE” is known to raise the relationship status higher.If Connor failed to save Emma in The Hostage when Hank asks if he’s ever dealt with deviants before, Connor will have option to tell the truth or lie.The dialogue option “HIGHWAY” is only available if Connor obeyed Hank in On the Run.Both Connor and Norman Jayden first knock on the door before their partners decide to kick the door down.Both Rupert and Nathaniel have symbols of their spiritual beliefs written on the walls ( rA9 for Rupert and Jesus Christ for Nathaniel).Both Nathaniel Williams and Rupert live alone in an apartment that is either old or condemned.This chapter bears a few similarities to the chapter " Nathaniel" from another Quantic Dream game Heavy Rain.Opening his empty (& likely unpowered) refrigerator.A closet with half a dozen pigeons stuck inside.Rupert's jacket (he put his initials in it).Interesting things Connor can investigate throughout the chapter, incidental to any goal.Things you can do with little to no story impact: Connor dies by falling off the ladder x2.Relationship decrease with Hank is much bigger than when choosing to chase Rupert (enough to move from Friend to Tense/Hostile) Do nothing during the choice to save Hank or chase Rupert x2.Continuing to chase Rupert instead of saving him.Picking "sincere" or "psychological" when Hank asks for Connor's conclusion.Picking "cold" when Hank asks for Connor's conclusion.Picking "lie" when Hank asks if Connor has "done his homework".Picking "company" when talking to Hank at the table.Picking "cholesterol" when talking to Hank at the table.
Picking "apologize for behavior" when talking to Hank in front of the Chicken Feed.Rupert Committed Suicide - cross-chapter impact: makes Rupert's body available in Last Chance, Connor.Gaining on Rupert - leads to Rupert Pushes Hank below.Hank and Connor Leave the Apartment - requires waiting for Hank to give up.Find Diary - cross-chapter impact: diary becomes available in Last Chance, Connor.Talk to Hank (leads to In the Elevator - only available if Connor didn't die in On the Run).Hank Insults Connor (leads to In the Elevator - only available if Connor died in On the Run).Analyze Environment (requires scanning all items at the burger stand - only available if Connor didn't die in On the Run).To the right is a video showing the in-game flowchart, while below is a text version for ease of use. This is the flowchart walkthrough for The Nest, with 100% completion rate and all checkpoints. This chapter is from the perspective of Connor.
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