White Rabbit

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"White Rabbit" is the title of Joey Drew's memo.

Transcript

Don't ever lose hope.

When in doubt, the answer you seek is usually nearby.

We all have dreams, ghosts in our past.

But those ghosts can give us the path forward.

- Your Best Pal

Location

In Bendy and the Dark Revival: Chapter 3 - The Eternal Machine, the memo was in Joey Drew's safehouse, on the table from the room past Joey's gravestone.

Related achievements

Written in Ink Read all memos.

Behind the scenes

It was the fourth memo written by Joey Drew in Bendy and the Dark Revival.

Other information

White Rabbit is a name of a fictional character in Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, and thus given the memo's context, it alludes to the "follow the White Rabbit" phrase, which was originally a metaphor to look for an unlikely clue only to find themselves in a bewildering situation.

In other languages

"Look pal, if you think I'm doing my job AND yours, I'm outta here!" - Wally Franks

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