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Portrait of a Boy is a Recollection in Lies of P. The Portrait of a Boy is based on the painting in the book, The Picture of Dorian Gray. Recollections are items that players can come across and acquire through regular story progression. Players can keep track of their Recollections from their inventory menu, which will be registered in the Collectable items menu.
A portrait of an aristocratic boy.
It pictures a beautiful boy with a peevish expression but delicate face.
Extremely vivid paintings are said to possess souls sometimes.
D. Gray, the genius painter, denied all such conjectures.
However, his death and the rumors about his paintings are still shrouded in a thick fog.
Where to Find Portrait of a Boy in Lies of P
- The Portrait of a Boy can be found on a table in a room through the doorway on the left side upon entering the Black Rabbit Brotherhood hideout, the closest Stargazer is Malum District Town Hall. This area is accessible after defeating the Eldest of the Black Rabbit Brotherhood
You can click on the first two images below to enlarge them. These images point out where the painting can be found at the Black Rabbit Brotherhood hideout.
Where to Use Portrait of a Boy in Lies of P
- Portrait of a Boy needs to be given to Geppetto in his office at Hotel Krat as one of the prerequisites in order to acquire the Golden Lie.
Lies of P Portrait of a Boy Related Quests
Portrait of a Boy is used in the following quest/s or given to the following NPCs:
- Given to Geppetto in Hotel Krat towards the end of the game
Lies of P Portrait of a Boy Notes & Tips
- Other Notes, Tips, and Tricks for the Portrait of a Boy Recollection in Lies of P.
AnonymousFor people wondering, I don't think you need to interact with it when they tell you to look at it. I think they want you to just look at it, and the nose grows as the story progresses and you tell lies.
- Anonymous
After retrieving the portrait, Sophia doesn't mention anything about it, so I can't investigate it, wow.
- Anonymous
Sophia and Gipetto tell me to go look at the portrait, but when I go look, the game says can't do this right now
When discussing the portrait, Geppetto says he commissioned it from an artist named "D. Grey". This has to be a reference to The Picture of Dorian Grey, though in the story Grey is the man being painted, not the painter.
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