Adelina Corday

Adelina Corday
Name	Adelina Corday
Location	Estella Opera House
Information
Gender	Female
Family	Patricia Corday (sister)
Status	Deceased
Actor	Emma Noakes

"If I can't match it, then even if I have to break you... Adelina Corday must have it all..."
— Adelina

Adelina Corday is a character in Lies of P. She can be found in the Estella Opera House.

Background

Adelina and her younger sister, Patricia, had big dreams of becoming renowned actresses. In their youth, they exchanged lockets as a symbol of their close bond. In a heartfelt message to her sister, Adelina pledged to always share the stage with her. However, Adelina would tragically break this promise in a devastating manner. During the early years of their careers, Adelina grew jealous over Patricia's voice. Consumed by a desire for fame and glory, she secretly poisoned Patricia, destroying her sister's voice. This cruel act effectively ended Patricia's career, compelling her to become a Stalker. Adelina later regretted this decision but reveled in the spotlight that was now solely hers. She took on numerous roles at the Estella Opera House and released several records, catapulting her to fame and making her the face of Krat. The city adored her, even constructing statues in her honor, fueling Adelina's vanity.

Adelina entered into a romantic relationship with a Stalker known as the Owl Doctor, and they purchased an apartment together on Elysion Boulevard. Tragically, their plans were disrupted by the outbreak of the Petrification Disease and the sudden eruption of the Puppet Frenzy in the city. In the midst of this chaotic crisis, the Owl Doctor took measures to ensure Adelina's safety, arranging for her to be escorted to their intended home as a safehouse while he undertook a job escorting the Alchemists to St. Frangelico Cathedral. But Adelina's vanity got the better of her, and she insisted on one final performance at the Opera House in a play called "The Witch's Tower And Princess Poster". After the performance, she remained in her dressing room, believing it was safe after speaking with King of Riddles, Arlecchino. However, she soon discovered that she had been deceived by Arlecchino, as the building was overrun by puppets. To make matters worse, Adelina herself became infected with the Petrification Disease.

Over time, Adelina lost her voice and neared death. She was eventually found by Pinocchio, whom she mistook for a fan. Adelina confided in him, sharing how the disease had taken her voice and how she had been tricked by Arlecchino. She then asked P to find her some fruit. After P returned with an apple, Adelina confessed her sins to him. She told him that she had poisoned her sister out of a selfish desire for fame. Despite knowing the wrongness of her actions, she still loved her sister. Pinocchio departed to confront the King of Puppets, leaving Adelina to succumb to the Petrification Disease not long after.

Gameplay

Adelina is found in her dressing room on the second floor of the Estella Opera House Entrance. Upon entering, go up the main staircase and immediately go up another set of stairs on the right. Next, go right again and follow the stairs up to the balcony. Kill the spider puppet and proceed until reaching the other balcony that overlooks the swinging chandelier. From here, go left and follow the hall down to find Adelina's dressing room. Speak to Adelina who will ask the player to find her some fruit.

Bring Polendina a Krat Supply Box to expand his inventory. He will sell the Bright Red Apple for 1,000 . Purchase the apple and return to Adelina. Give give it to her and then defeat Romeo, King of Puppets. Afterwards, return to Adelina to find that she has passed away. Interact with her body to receive the Fascination record and the Red Actress's Locket. If the player did not give her the apple before the King of Puppets was defeated, she will still die but the player will not receive the record. Alternatively, the apple can be given to the the golden statue of Adelina in the Opera House to receive a Trinity Key.

Gallery

Adelina's corpse

Gold statue of Adelina

Drawing of Adelina on the cover of "Fascination"