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	== Musical description ==		== Musical description ==
	The track consists of a seven note phrase played on piano with reverb. The melody begins with the Main Motif, but diverges from it when it plays a D instead of the non-diatonic C#, and ends unresolved on a G. The melody is ~~played at a~~ high ~~range of the keyboard~~, with a range from G5 to A6. to It is played with a lot of rubato. A single chord is played, a C major chord in second inversion.		The track consists of a seven note phrase played on piano with reverb. The melody begins with the Main Motif, but diverges from it when it plays a D instead of the non-diatonic C#, and ends unresolved on a G. The melody is overall high, with a range from G5 to A6. It is played with a lot of rubato. A single chord is played, a C major chord in second inversion.

	== Motifs ==		== Motifs ==

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{{Music infobox
| image = The truth (hospital).png
| size = 270px
| track-no = 176
| length = 0:11
| author = Pedro Silva<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwFP8www2CY OMORI OST on YouTube]</ref>
| bpm = irregular
| key = C major
| time-signature = 4/4
| file-name = cutscene_the_truth.ogg
}}
'''{{PAGENAME}}''' is the 176th track in the official [[soundtrack]] of ''[[OMORI (game)|OMORI]]''. It plays in the cutscene during the [[Endings#Good Ending|good ending]] where [[Sunny]] enters [[Basil|Basil's]] hospital room, and prepares to confess the truth to his friends.

== Musical description ==
The track consists of a seven note phrase played on piano with reverb. The melody begins with the Main Motif, but diverges from it when it plays a D instead of the non-diatonic C#, and ends unresolved on a G. The melody is played at a high range of the keyboard, with a range from G5 to A6. to It is played with a lot of rubato. A single chord is played, a C major chord in second inversion.

== Motifs ==
The Truth uses the Main Motif, which is first heard in [[Title]]. It is also heard in full in the following tracks:
* 153 - Do You Remember? - the track is similar to Title, but features arpeggios played by the left hand
* 167 - Remembrance - the motif is played on solo violin
* 172 - DUET - the motif is heard in its most expanded form, as a waltz played by piano and violin

== Analysis ==
Unlike other iterations of the Main Motif, The Truth features no chromaticism, instead changing a note to be in key of C major. The lack of the tension in the melody that the player has come to expect creates a sense of peacefulness and being at rest. Ending the melody on the dominant leads to a feeling of anticipation, which is not resolved. This mirrors how the player only sees the beginning of the confession scene, and what happens afterwards it is left up to their imagination.

== References ==

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Hexagondolier at 17:56, 26 August 2025