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You should be bringing the snake with you to Andrea's house. (You caught it earlier at the Farm.) Going to the lower Right corner of the room releases it and you get the Kitchen Key.
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Decided to replay from Lust Epidemic and this came across this
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If the game takes place in the US, it's an Alligator. Crocodiles are only found at the extreme southern tip of Florida. Crocs prefer salt or brackish water, not fresh-water lakes. (The characters mention that they don't expect gators "this far north".)
Angel drops a hint about the dog's owner after MC's encounter with Duncan on Carol's farm, but I haven't figured that out yet.
Update: solved it and you wouldn't believe how!
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In the Church, 2nd Floor Hallway, there is something moving around on the wall. (?Rat) Can it be dealt with yet?
Ah thank you. Already have access to kitchen that means I already took the key
Crocodiles in general, yes. And you have touched on the distribution pattern for Crocodylus in general*. The other 3 American species of Crocodylus (Orinoco, Cuban, Mexican/Morelet's) do tend to fresh water. But in the Americas, it's C. acutus that's the dominant species and the Florida subspecies of acutus is found pretty exclusively either on Gulf beaches or river estuaries on the West (Gulf) Coast**. It's how acutus got to the Caribbean Islands (before they was exterminated there). Gators (and Caimans), on the other hand, don't like salt water- they lack the salt elimination glands near their eyes that Crocs have.
Also, realize that Southern Florida is the ONLY place in the world where Crocodiles and Alligators can be found in the same general area.
* However, it does sound like you're using the Australian situation as your template, where the difference between the two species (C. porosus & C. johnsoni) is more obvious. Same with South/SouthEast Asia. But Africa is a bit more complicated.
** There's actually a breeding colony of Crocs that hang around the mouth of the discharge stream from a nuclear power plant.
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Sic the Gator on it. (Or Nellie!)"what to do"?
Talk to the dog owner in the Store Parking Lot. (And it took me awhile too. Because she does talk to you on her own, I didn't realize that I had to actually click on her to get things going. You do need to have Something in your Inventory to carry this further.)Anyone know where I find the Penicillin? to get the cure needed for the snake in the cornfield behind the farm, and yes this is the 4th time asking this and getting no answers folks lol
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