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Make your way back to the lift, but don't go inside it. In exchange he'll give you the Bust-All he was working with. Walk up to Chepito and hand the hammer over to him. Walk to the bottom of the screen and then take a left. Take the damaged stockings out of the bin, then head down in the lift. Your job now is to move the ashtray just as she flicks her cigarette, forcing her to throw her stockings into the rubbish. Take the hammer from the floor and make your way back to Meche's office. Get the Bust-All from ChepitoĪfter working your way through the dialogue options, the little boy will hit Manny. Sadly, this means Manny's just walked right into Domino's trap - when you come around, you'll be in a room with a cage containing two strange children. Now walk to the right, then keep going through doors until you come to Meche. When you reach the next location, simply take the lift up to the next floor. When you reach the next screen, head towards the rock that's jutting out from the ridge, then walk around it anti-clockwise to get Chepito caught up in the tendrils. The minute you have him in your clutches, interact with Glottis who'll grab the little fella of you. Let him carry on wandering, then interact with him as he stops by the edge of the light. When this character gets near, speak to him and work through all of the dialogue options. The approaching danger is actually a chap called Chepito. Head towards the light, at which point Glottis will warn you about the dangers of sea monsters. The part of the ship Glottis and Manny are in will start sinking, before coming to a rest at the bottom of the ocean. Finally, go over to the left-hand red button and push it, then use the levers and select the up arrow to break away completely. Now look out of the porthole and use Manny's scythe on the anchors. Press it again to bring the interlocked pair of anchors to the surface. When the ship's finished moving, press the right-hand red button to drop the other anchor. Drop the left-hand anchor, then use the levers and select the left arrow.

There's are two red buttons - one on the left wall, one on the right.

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How to use the anchor switches and levers When you try to walk along the hall, the customs guard will find you, but Glottis will jump in and save your skin. Toto sometimes utters phrases in Hungarian, which are translated in subtitles.Go down and into the ship, then down the ladder.In Spanish, 'Todos Santos' refers to All Saints, a reference to the Day of the Dead.Tell her Papa Toto says hello.' -Toto, after Manny mentions Lola ' Go mark some cards or something!' -Toto, after being interrupted by Manny Toto is found sleeping in his tattoo parlor when Manny returns to Rubacava, allowing him to steal the liquid nitrogen from his cabinet, which proves useful in his later exploits. Lola presumably hid the photo of Sanspoof in the Santos' album with the design The Rusty Anchor for Manny to find. He tells Manny about the use of liquid nitrogen, which has run out. Naranja blacks out and is put on Toto's bed to sober up, with Toto later making a phonecall to Velasco about Naranja's condition. Manny soon intervenes out of a desire for the sailor's spot on the Limbo, and tricks the man into drinking dirty hookah water while Toto and the sailor are distracted. Toto is found working on a tattoo for the seaman, Naranja, who is consequently, the chef of the S.S. Toto also has a fatherly relationship with the photographer, Lola. Many sailors come to the artist for 'carvings' as a memento of their time in Rubacava, because of his busy schedule, Toto relies on liquid nitrogen supplied to him by the Morgue as painkiller, making the process faster. Toto Santos was a scrimshaw artist who had worked in Rubacava for years, housing his business in the chimney of an abandoned factory on the outskirts of town. He takes great pride in his craftsmanship, and becomes annoyed when clients do not cooperate, or when he is constantly interrupted. Toto is a sharp-tongued, and easily agitated man.