The short answer
Good and Peace are different numbered endings. The Good chapter turns toward a rescue and continued kindness; the Peace chapter follows a later hopeful response within an angrier park. Similar heart-hat characters appear in both, so compare the full sequence and final card.
The useful difference is the sequence
A single screenshot of smiling visitors cannot tell you which of these endings a run will reach. Both routes involve the couple and resist the station’s preference for conflict. Their setup, accepted subjects, and subsequent scenes are what distinguish them.
In the base recording, Good begins at 14:29 and Peace begins at 18:26. Use those chapter starts when comparing your progress. Do not jump to a late cheerful frame and assume that taking a similar picture from a different park state will reproduce the same result.
Good: rescue, then continued kindness
The Good route makes the helping square and the couple into news. The positive report changes the park, and the player keeps choosing the resulting hopeful interactions even when the station tries to return to outrage.
If you are aiming for Good, keep watching for the rescue opportunity before hostility dominates. Once it is accepted, follow the consequences of that helping story. A random smile is not a substitute for the route-defining scene.
- Follow the shared opening until the help-and-rescue opportunity appears.
- Photograph the assisting square and the visitors being helped.
- Continue the resulting positive sequence and verify Good on card 07.
Peace: keep hope in a hostile park
The Peace chapter travels deeper into the conflict before the hopeful turn. The couple and the crowd response around the television become the focus while the station resists the change.
If your run has already moved past the Good rescue window, do not rename it Good simply because calm returns. Follow the Peace-specific chapter and verify card 08. The final card, rather than your interpretation of the mood, is what the collection records.
When to restart the comparison
Restart if you are no longer sure which accepted broadcast came before the hopeful scene. Trying to force a missed branch with several unrelated positive photos makes the result harder to learn from.
Keep one objective per attempt. After each report, note which character or event the television actually used. That small check is more useful than a guessed requirement such as photographing all smiling people or collecting a particular number of hearts.
Questions about this route
Can I get Good and Peace in the same run?
The reviewed footage treats them as separate concluded runs. Plan separate attempts.
Which one is the true ending?
The reviewed sources establish separate ending names, not an official canonical winner.
