Walt's Note

Walt's note is one of the clues Will discovers and records in the mansion in Immure.

Discovery
This clue can be found on the wall in the East Hallway after completing the "Apartment" stage.

Text
The text differs depending on whether Will saved or destroyed the Fireman.

Fireman saved
"Will,

Do you remember what it was like crying over the loss of a loved one? The absolute pain and despair that seared into your flesh that night has left scars for the world to see. Trust me when I say that, in the end, you can learn to reconcile with this pain. However, you must accept that your actions here have consequences and I am glad to see that you have put yourself on the right path.

You have shown empathy for a man who others would say did not deserve it. I know that things have been rather terrible for you lately, but I also know that inside you are just a man who wants to see the world become a better place. I must be honest with you and tell you that I care little of what happens to the other souls in this place. The only thing I wish to see happen is for you to come out of this man that I know you want yourself to be.

Sometimes you might just wish for all of this to end. It saddens me to have to tell you that this is only the beginning of your anguish. However, that light inside of you can make it through this darkness. You just have to not lose sight of who you are.

Yours Truly,

Walt"

Fireman destroyed
"Will,

Do you remember what it was like crying over the loss of a loved one? The absolute pain and despair that seared into your flesh after that night has left scars for the world to see. Trust me when I say, in the end, you can learn to reconcile with this pain. However, you must accept that your actions here have consequences and what you have done worries me.

To be honest, I couldn't care less of what happens to all the other souls locked up in this place. All I truly care about is you and all I want is for you to come out at the end of this the man that I know you want to be. You must not let your search for answers cause you to lose sight of who you are.

Sometimes you might just wish for all of this to end. It saddens me to have to tell you that this is only the beginning of your anguish. However, there is light at the end of the tunnel. You just have to keep yourself from getting lost in the darkness.

Yours truly,

Walt"