How to Get the Peace Ending in Say Cheese! [STORY] on Roblox

The Peace Ending in Say Cheese! [STORY] on Roblox unlocks when you stir up conflict between the square-faced and circle-faced people, then photograph the peace protest until the crowd joins its march. You play a photographer for Big Media, and every photo you take is broadcast on the park television as a headline. Those headlines steer both the townspeople and the station, so the order you shoot in matters.

Build Circle and Square Conflict in Say Cheese First

The peace protest doesn't appear until the town is already split. Your early photos need to build hostility between the square-faced and circle-faced people, because the protest responds to that tension. Your first shots also bring in the Crazed Square, the long-haired square-faced character who sets off most of the panic in the park.

Work through these shots in order:

1. Photograph the monocle-wearing man in the hat.
2. Photograph any other person wearing a hat.
3. Wait for a man in a suit to hand money to the long-haired square-faced person.
4. Follow the Crazed Square and photograph him screaming at a circle-faced person.
5. Photograph a circle-faced person getting scared of a square-faced person.
6. Follow the same square-faced person. When he ignores a circle-faced person and says "HMPH," photograph that exact moment.

Keep following the fighting until one of the circle-faced people turns red. Your photos need to raise the hostility between the two groups before you turn to the protesters, so don't rush past these steps. The station stays pleased with your work while you do this.

Photograph the Red Crowd Until the Peace Couple Appears

Once the fighting builds, the next stage is about the red people. Photograph the red circle as he yells at a square-faced person, then keep going. Here's what to do from there:

1. Photograph the red circle as he yells at a square-faced person.
2. Keep photographing red people shouting at each other, since more of them join the scene as you go.
3. Watch the screen for a couple wearing heart-shaped hats, holding a banner that promotes peace.

The couple only shows up after the shouting has gone on for a while, so stay on the red crowd until they appear. Once they're on screen, that's your cue to change what you point your camera at.

Keep the Peace Couple in the Headlines

Start photographing the couple as soon as they appear. They begin to move, so keep clicking them again and again instead of stopping after one shot. Repeated photos are what keep the peace story in the headlines, and a single picture isn't enough.

Avoid photographing the furious people while the couple is on screen. The headline you're building is that peace is possible, so the couple should be the subject of your shots. Once the story turns toward peace, the manager at Big Media will yell at you, but the park slowly turns peaceful.

Take the Final Photo of the Marching Crowd to Trigger the Peace Ending

As the peace protest grows, keep your eye on the marching group. Here's the order to follow:

1. Keep photographing the marching group as more red people join.
2. Watch for the crowd to gather around the TV and join the parade.
3. Take one final photo of that group.

Wait until the crowd has formed around the TV before taking that last shot. The ending is tied to the crowd joining the parade, so the final photo is what sets it off.