Brookhaven Museum: Kind Painting & Hidden Messages

The Kind painting in Brookhaven Museum, depicting a girl sitting with a mountain and trees behind her, symbolizing kindness, peace, and thought. The Kind painting in Brookhaven Museum, depicting a girl sitting with a mountain and trees behind her, symbolizing kindness, peace, and thought.

The Kind painting in the Brookhaven Museum depicts a girl sitting with a mountain and trees behind her. This painting is connected to several quests that reveal hidden messages about kindness, peace, and thought.

Glowing Chair

  • Placing a rod on the The energy pyramid display reveals the name "Kind".

Abandoned Mausoleum

  • Step 4 reveals a note on the Table that says:

    "The time has come. For there is fear and there is peace. Peace is to have faith and fear is to sleep. To have faith is to think and to think is to be alive."

  • Step 10: Click on the button behind the coffin (on the second floor, it's placed on a plinth) Reveals Kind's picture in the Mausoleum.
    • A plaque under it reads:

      "Only through kindness and love can peace of mind be achieved."

  • After Step 12, grab the Brown Book in the Memorial Room

Connections & Symbolism

  • Think Alive Message: The phrase "Think Alive" suggests a deeper meaning about the power of thought and faith.
  • Mausoleum Link: The Kind painting appears in the Abandoned Mausoleum, reinforcing the theme of kindness and peace overcoming fear.
  • Ties to Brave: The Kind and Brave paintings are closely linked, as both require the Good Book to reveal hidden words.
  • Kind’s plaque message suggests a direct contrast to Greed’s philosophy, which is based on power and control.