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One thing I noticed, I played chapters 1-3 focusing entirely on Compassion, but when I started chapter 4 my statue was King Graham the Brave and I couldn't speak to the butchers. I realized that in chapter three, when I went to the village for advice, I chose Amaya. I went back and played chapter three again but visited the bakers instead, and that time when I got to chapter four I had the Compassionate statue and the bakers were in their shop. So it's weird but that one decision about who to ask for advice seems to be the only thing that affects those two details.