You’ll see a button on the left and right of them.
It seems like there’s a ton that can be missed here because it’s so open but we’ll get to it eventually: for now, head to the left and follow the rails to the dolls. You’ll now be in an old clock-based village. When May stands on the button, the door will open and the statues can pass through. When Cody releases time, May will be launched forward. Cody should reverse time and then May should stand on the platform. This causes a platform in the middle to appear. Once May and Cody’s are pushed down, May should teleport to her clone and this will see all three pushed down at once. Cody should stand on one, May should drop a clone on another, and then May should stand on the third. In the next room, you’ll find it’s a circle with three small cuckoo clock houses. Down this hallway is a bird statue she can interact with to open a nearby door that the Cody and May statues can pass through. Now, May should teleport to the clone and she’ll be one level higher on the elevator.Ĭody should reverse time once more and May will be high enough to go off to the right. When it’s as high as it can go, May should leave a clone and then Cody can release the time. Cody should move forward and reverse time on the elevator to bring it and May up. While holding time, May should head forward and stand on the black platform off the ledge.Ĭody can let go of time and this will propel May forward to a silver elevator. In the next room, Cody should reverse time to bring the owl statue back to its original form. Cody can reverse time to raise the bird up and up here, May can jump from the wing to the other ground-poundable button up here.īoth should head back to the grappling hook after this and swing across through the now-open door. Now, May can teleport to her clone and she’ll be on top of the bird. May should go to the end of the bridge, under the bird, and place a clone.Īfter she returns to Cody, he should release his hold on time and let the bird fall. Head over there and have Cody reverse time to raise the giant bird statue into the air.
This will cause a crash on the left side of the room. Up here is a button for her to ground pound. This will place her high enough to land on the ceiling above Cody. In this room, May needs to grapple to the hook hanging down (see above) and Cody must reverse time to raise the hook into the air. She should do that and head through the door - there’s a lever here for her to pull so that Cody can pass through. May and Cody must both pull a lever to open the door and then May should see the option to teleport to her clone by pressing RT/R2. She should place a clone here and then return to the levers. Here, May will need to run up to the closed door at the end of the hallway. Head forward through it but be careful as a piece of the wall is about to break: Cody must reverse time to fix it and then he and May must quickly run to the levers on the other side. But it also shows us what it means to hold the pen, and to write the words that change our world.This opens the door up ahead.
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It is an essential record of the last decade. This is the most vivid portrayal yet of Obama’s presidency. Rhodes puts us in the room at the most tense and poignant moments in recent history: starting every morning with Obama in the Daily Briefing waiting out the bin Laden raid in the Situation Room reaching a nuclear agreement with Iran leading secret negotiations with the Cuban government confronting the resurgence of nationalism that led to the election of Donald Trump. For nearly ten years, Rhodes was at the centre of the Obama Administration – first as a speechwriter, then a policymaker, and finally a multi-purpose aide and close collaborator. Chosen for his original perspective and gift with language, his role was to help shape the nation’s hopes and sense of itself.
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The World As It Is tells the full story of what it means to work alongside a radical leader of how idealism can confront reality and survive of how the White House really functions and of what it is to have a partnership, and ultimately a friendship, with a historic president.Ī young writer and Washington outsider, Ben Rhodes was plucked from obscurity aged 29. This is a book about two people making the most important decisions in the world.
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