What triggers the Peace ending
Peace triggers when a protest march takes over the broadcast and airs the park as it really is. A quiet park will not produce a march, so the route needs some earlier conflict to push people into the street.
Once the march exists, photograph the marchers and only the marchers. The television follows with Peace is trending, the march grows, and more figures join.
What to photograph
The march itself: the line of protesters, their signs, and the growing crowd. Do not switch back to the original conflict once the march starts. The story has to stay on the people who are demanding peace.
Step-by-step route
- Let the park's early conflict build until a protest march appears.
- Photograph the march and keep the lens on the protesters.
- Follow the TV headlines: Peace is trending, Peace March grows, More peeps join march.
- Ignore the boss when he warns you to stop, and keep filming until the march takes the station and the ending card appears.
Common mistakes
Trying to force the march in a calm park wastes time. The protest needs a reason to form, so allow some conflict first. After the march begins, photographing the old conflict instead of the protesters can pull the run back toward Viral.
The boss's warning is not a stop signal. Keep filming the march through it.
How to confirm the ending
The card reads Peace Ending, ending 8 of 12, with the tagline "the march took the station and aired the park as it really was". The final broadcast shows the park's real crowd rather than a manufactured panic.
Headlines to watch for
These are the on-screen captions that tell you the route is on track. If the TV stops using them, the run has moved to another story.
Peace is trendingPEACE doesn't SELL, PHOTOGRAPHER!More peeps join march
See also
- All 14 Say Cheese! endings — the full list and recommended order
- Good Ending route — the station went dark and the park stayed kind
- Viral Ending route — the news found its story and the park paid for it
- Hat Ending route — someone finally noticed the hat man in time
- How Say Cheese! chooses your ending — route families and the last-photo prompt
- How to start a run — controls, camera, and your first photo
- Camera and TV guide — how a photo becomes a headline