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{{Quote|Greetings stranger, I am the Boat Man - it is I who ferry lost souls on their final journey to the Land of the Dead.|[[The Boat Man]], | {{Quote|Greetings stranger, I am the Boat Man - it is I who ferry lost souls on their final journey to the Land of the Dead.|[[The Boat Man]], explaining his job.}} | ||
The '''Land of the Dead''', also known as the '''Undiscovered Country''',{{ | The '''Land of the Dead''', also known as the '''Undiscovered Country''',{{Pressref|SONYECTS1997|Fact File}} was the final destination for the [[soul]]s of the dead. The Boat Man was the one to ferry the souls there. The souls of dead heroes seemed to inhabit the [[Hall of Heroes]] instead, though it is unknown whether the Hall of Heroes was a part of the Land of the Dead or not. | ||
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The Land of the Dead, also known as the Undiscovered Country,[1] was the final destination for the souls of the dead. The Boat Man was the one to ferry the souls there. The souls of dead heroes seemed to inhabit the Hall of Heroes instead, though it is unknown whether the Hall of Heroes was a part of the Land of the Dead or not.
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Fact File, Sony ECTS 1997 PlayStation Press Pack. Released by Sony Computer Entertainment at the European Computer Trade Show in September 1997.