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You introduce Marie to steak skewers and Yosuke, who is instantly smitten by the mysterious girl.

Marie feels nostalgic overlooking the town, and you begin to uncover more about her mysterious past.

Marie desperately tries to hide her secret poems, but they keep magically appearing for you to read.

Margaret asks you to take Marie outside the Velvet Room to help her understand the human world.

Marie is fascinated by the TV, just as Chie arrives to take an interest in the new girl.

Marie confides in you and Chie that she has no memories of her past, only an old bamboo comb.

Marie visits Okina City with you and meets Chie and Yukiko, commenting on their fashion choices.

While shopping, Marie bluntly points out Chie and Yukiko's tendency to wear matching colors.

Marie is confused about the meaning of friendship, but agrees to continue spending time with everyone.

Yosuke helps you show Marie around Yasogami High, though she’s disappointed there's no TV.

Marie describes her room in the Velvet Room as small and boring, confusing Yosuke.

Yosuke’s talk about finding your 'true self' leaves Marie deep in thought.

Marie meets the rest of the group, with her unique personality causing humorous misunderstandings.

You and Marie gather with friends for steak skewers, creating happy new memories together.

You decide to investigate Marie’s bamboo comb to help her recover her lost memories.

Kanji's mother reveals the comb is old and associated with 'separation,' briefly triggering a memory in Marie.

Marie wants to find the comb's origin and suggests asking the antique shop owner, Daidara.

Daidara says the comb is made of 'otherworldly' bamboo, causing Marie intense head pain.

Frustrated by her memory loss, Marie snaps at the fog and declares she wants to forget everything.

You comfort Marie on the hill, helping her realize she can make new memories with you instead.

Marie enjoys time with friends, but remains visibly bothered by the ever-present fog.

Marie visits your room, feeling happy about making new memories and giving you her poem.

Marie thanks you for helping her create new memories and reveals a new poem, 'Longing.'

Marie is happy to see the group, but the fog continues to bother her, hinting at her identity.