The Student's request can look like optional dialogue beside the repair work, but it is one of the four ending-related customer arcs. Yes, if you want the positive endings. Hear him out and help with the confession instead of brushing him aside. The game rewards engaging with the customer's story rather than treating the visit as a mechanical ticket.
Should you help the Student?
Yes, if you want the positive endings. Hear him out and help with the confession instead of brushing him aside. The game rewards engaging with the customer's story rather than treating the visit as a mechanical ticket.
Do not rush the message
Read the full conversation and choose the supportive route. The important action is participating sincerely, not choosing the fastest generic response. Save before the exchange so a localization difference or accidental selection does not force a long replay.
A completed repair can unlock the next dialogue, achievement, or story beat. Save before mutually exclusive choices when the route matters.
Positive route confirmation
Continue his later conversations. The route eventually reveals that his situation connects to another customer. That later information is a better confirmation than simply remembering that you clicked a helpful-looking line.
Ending impact
The supportive confession outcome is one of the four positive arcs for the Happy Ending. Follow the additional questions and callback for the Secret Ending. If his story never advances, return to the pre-confession save and replay the conversation carefully.
Spoiler-safe checklist
You can preserve most of the discovery by following only these actions.
- Save before the confession request
- Agree to help
- Read the complete situation
- Continue later Student conversations
- Confirm the cross-customer connection before the finale
Research links
These are the primary pages used to check the facts and current release context in this guide.
Official information, observable release behavior, and community reports are deliberately separated. A community report is not presented as a universal fix until it can be reproduced or supported by current patch notes.
