Myst 3: Exile
Character gallery:
Go to the Tamahara Age and go to Atrus' desk. Hold ~ and select the picture
of Atrus and Catherine.
Pez dispenser:
Enter in Saavedro's home and approach the hammock. Zoom in, then hold ~ and
move the pointer until it turns into a "zoom" icon. Release ~ and the "zoom"
icon will disappear. Hold ~ again to zoom in to a view of a Pez dispenser.
Moth:
Go to Edanna, the Age with all the plants. Go to the part near the bottom
just before the two big blue onion-looking flowers. Go to the part with the
stone steps just below the bouncing leaf elevator. Turn right and you will
see a moth on the stone steps. Do not touch the moth. If you do, it will fly
away. Press ~, then click on the moth. You should see faces of two cats on
the moth's wings that belong to the woman who designed most of Edanna.
Watch picture:
After Saavedro does his "Atrus is that you? Not yet old friend" speech, zoom
out from the window. Hold ~ and zoom in. You may need to do this a few times
for it to work. You will see Brad Dourif checking his watch.
Headache:
When Saavedro steals the book and locks himself in the main horn, go up to
the door he locked. Hold ~ and zoom in. You will see Bard Dourif having a
headache.
Cat:
Start a new game and go into Atrus' study. Click on everything in the room
that resembles a pepper shaker. When this has been done, link to J'nanin.
Use the light reflectors and reflect the light over to the green and red
reflectors. Go across the island to the green and red reflectors. Turn the
green reflector so the light reflects to the red one. Go up the stone steps
to the red reflector. Stay here, and do not move forward yet. The red
reflector reflects the light in two different directions -- over to the
yellow reflector, and onto a big rock that is directly in front of it. You
should be facing this rock now. Reflect the light on the rock. Hold ~ and
click forward once (toward the rock). If done correctly, you will see a
projection of the face of a cat named Pepper. He belongs to one of the
programmers.
