[ EU ] Stanley ( from The Stanley Parable ) meets a girl in the office while searching for someone . The Narrator tries to kill her .

What are you trying to accomplish, Stanley? 
 
 That door is not going to open, you know, no matter how hard you try. 
 
 It's funny, is n't it? Sometimes things just wo n't change, no matter how much we try to change them. It's as if your fate had already been written - a script, to be memorised and recited. 
 
 But maybe it's just a rehearsal. Maybe you can recite your lines a little differently each time, give it a little tweak here and there.'What if I pressed the red button first? What if I had turned left?' 
 
 How many times are you going to visit this office, trying to get through that door? What do you hope to find there? Is it because... 
 
... wait. How did you get in here? No, no, this is n't supposed to happen. [ paper shuffling ] Right. This wo n't do. No, this wo n't do at all. 
 
 Turn around, Stanley. Leave her. She is exactly where she needs to be right now. You have a role to play in the story, and this is not your role. 
 
 No. What are you doing, Stanley? You do not want to go there, Stanley. 
 
 Alright, is this what you want to do, Stanley? You want to take *control* of your destiny? You want to be the *director* of this play, not the *actor*? Fine. Have it your way. 
 
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 Oh, Stanley. Look what you have done to the poor girl! Things would have turned out differently if you had *listened*, Stanley. She would have stayed there a little while - I admit it's not a particularly pleasant position to be in, but she would have lived! If you had followed the script, we would have taken you through the basement, you would have found a terrible secret, solved a puzzle, and then you would have rescued her. Happy ending. Hero and princess escaping into the sunset. The end. 
 
 But look at her now, Stanley. Is this what you wanted? 
 
 That door is not going to open again, Stanley. There is no going back. The story is finished, and that was the final run.
