Funeral for the Sun Walkthrough: All Acts & Solutions

Funeral for the Sun Walkthrough: All Acts & Solutions

In this Funeral for the Sun walkthrough, I cover all three acts, including every location, point of interest (POI), character identity, family relationship, puzzle solution, and achievement covered in the story. I follow the locations in order and explain which portraits to combine, which relationships to establish, and how to progress through each section.

Funeral for the Sun Complete Walkthrough

This is my step-by-step guide to Funeral for the Sun, with spoilers for the entire story. I have divided Act One into two parts to make the walkthrough easier to follow. Act One focuses on the Solanor family during the 1940s–1960s, Act Two explores earlier events and later time periods, and Act Three takes me back to the 1500s.

Act One – Part One

Dock

I begin at the dock, where I speak with the boatman and inspect the two points of interest. I also notice the initials “F.S.” written on the boat, which I keep in mind for later.

Solanor Hacienda (Front)

I select the blue flower and inspect all 4 POIs. This gives me my first four portraits. Based on the conversation, I identify the scarred boy as Oscar Solanor, the teenager as Jose Solanor, and the smiling child as Carmelo for now.

After examining the scene, I use the orange flower to leave and inspect another 4 POIs.

Solanor Hacienda (Side)

I inspect the 5 POIs around this area and record three important clues:

  • The purse has the name C. Acosta.
  • The tree stump has the initials M + N carved into it.
  • The oil field is named Rutherford.

I then select the blue flower and inspect 3 POIs. I identify the scarred man wearing glasses as Oscar Solanor, the woman as Acosta, the blonde man as Nate, and the one-eyed woman from the earlier scene as Amadis.

I also establish Oscar and C. Acosta as a couple.

Hillside

I inspect 1 POI, enter the blue flower scene, and examine another 2 POIs. Here, I add Rutherford as Nate’s surname and mark the blue-eyed beast as the one responsible for Nate Rutherford’s death.

Next, I return to the side of Solanor Hacienda. A ghostly figure opens a crack in the wall, allowing me to continue into the pantry.

Hacienda Pantry

I inspect 3 POIs and add Herrera as Amadis’s surname. I then select the blue flower and examine another 3 POIs.

I identify the stabbed man as Jose Solanor and mark Oscar Solanor as his killer.

At this point, I can start combining portraits. I combine the two portraits of Oscar. I can also combine the portraits of Jose immediately, although keeping them separate for now can help me confirm other identities later.

Kitchen

I inspect 2 POIs, select the blue flower, and examine another 2 POIs. From this scene, I identify the man wearing the red suit as Enrique Pasarello.

Dining Room

I inspect 2 POIs and pay attention to the names and ages mentioned here. I record the following information:

  • Oscar: 24 years old
  • Chiara: 4 years old
  • Amadis: 62 years old
  • Franco: 57 years old
  • Jose: 31 years old
  • Papa: 80 years old
  • Madeleine: 12 years old
  • Marta: 30 years old

The name Marta also appears separately among the clues, so I keep track of it.

After selecting the blue flower, I inspect 4 POIs. I identify the seated man wearing a hat as Franco Solanor and establish him as the father of Oscar and Jose Solanor.

South Hall

I inspect 1 POI, speak with the boatman, and examine another 2 POIs. Afterward, I return to the side of the hacienda, where the key now opens the previously locked door.

Safe Room

I inspect 1 POI, select the blue flower, and examine 1 more POI. I can now combine the boatman’s portrait with Franco Solanor.

The calendar reveals that Franco’s birthday is June 30, 1911. I use this information to enter the safe code: 063011.

Patio

I click the man in the tree and then click him a second time. I try combining his portrait with Oscar’s to unlock the Matching Scars achievement.

Next, I enter the blue flower scene and inspect 6 POIs. Although several new portraits appear without much context, I can identify the older woman as Vasconcelos and the blonde man as Rutherford.

I also learn that the funeral is being held for the daughter-in-law of Mayor Franco Solanor.

North Hall

I inspect 2 POIs and then select the blue flower to examine another 3. I mark the boy as the one who killed the cat.

West Hall

I inspect all 4 POIs in the hallway. The doors are currently locked, so I continue exploring before returning with the required keys.

Basement Hall

I examine 1 POI and select the blue flower to continue.

Maid’s Room

I inspect the 4 POIs and identify the Vasconcelos woman as Aural Vasconcelos.

I also record several clues from the room. The maid had a son, referred to as “mijo,” and a house. One letter has a paw print, while an unopened envelope containing money is addressed from Nicanor Parra.

I then return to the West Hall and use the keys as follows:

  • O.S. Key: far-left door
  • J.S. Key: far-right door
  • Stairs Key: door at the bottom of the screen

Oscar’s Room

I inspect 4 POIs and select the blue flower.

Jose’s Room

I examine 4 POIs and make a note of the name Señora Arango. I then select the blue flower.

Stairs

I inspect 2 POIs, enter the blue flower scene, and examine another 3 POIs.

I mark the woman and man as a couple and combine the man’s portrait with Franco Solanor. I also note the name Lazaro.

With these clues, I now have the key needed to unlock the middle room.

M’s Room

I inspect 2 POIs and notice tickets addressed to Mrs. R. After selecting the blue flower, I examine 3 additional POIs and note the name Marta.

I establish Franco’s wife as the mother of the young girl and Jose. I also mark Aural Vasconcelos as the mother of Franco’s wife.

Next, I return to the North Hall, where I can now unlock the previously inaccessible room.

Aural’s Room

I inspect 3 POIs before returning to the Dining Room. I can now cut through the vines blocking the way forward.

Upper Hall

I inspect 3 POIs and add Carmen as the first name of the Acosta woman, making her Carmen Acosta.

I also establish Franco as the father of the woman he is arguing with and mark Franco as the person responsible for Oscar’s death.

Afterward, I select the blue flower and inspect 1 POI.

Franco’s Room

I inspect 3 POIs and identify the Rutherford man as Albert Rutherford. I establish Albert as Nate’s father and record three names: Kihara, Serena, and Madeleine.

After entering the blue flower scene, I combine the baby’s portrait with Oscar and the young boy’s portrait with Jose.

I notice that Laura is an anagram of Aural. Combining the cat with Aural unlocks the 9th Life achievement.

I then identify the new woman as Oscar’s mother and establish her as Franco’s partner.

Earlier, I saw the young girl with Jose at Franco’s wife’s funeral. I combine that girl’s portrait with the daughter of Franco’s wife. Using the calendar and the ages recorded in the Dining Room, I identify her as Marta, who is 30 years old.

I return to the man in the tree to continue exploring.

Hillside (With Bridge)

I inspect 2 POIs, select the blue flower, and examine another 2.

I combine the woman wearing glasses with Oscar’s mother and combine Carmelo’s portrait with Carmen’s. I also establish the dark-haired woman as Carmen’s mother.

Hillside House

I inspect 3 POIs and identify the priest as Nicanor Parra.

I note the name Mayor Velasco Arango and pay attention to the nearly erased name on the mural. I then select the blue flower and inspect 1 POI.

Oil Field

I inspect 3 POIs and select the blue flower.

I establish the older man speaking with Franco Solanor as Franco’s parent and identify him as another Franco Solanor.

I combine the worker wearing orange with Enrique Pasarello and identify the worker in blue as Joaquin. I also record the name Guerrero.

Tower

I select the blue flower. There is not much new information available in this scene, so I continue onward.

Town Square

I enter the blue flower scene and inspect 7 POIs.

I combine the portraits of the priests and match the worker wearing the blue hat with Joaquin.

I also learn that the dying man is Amadis’s son. I pay attention to the priest praying for “this son,” since this becomes useful later.

Church

I inspect 3 POIs. Using Serena’s name from the child’s drawing and the letter addressed to Señora Arango in Jose’s room, I identify Franco’s second wife as Serena Arango.

I add Acosta as Joaquin’s surname and establish him as Carmen’s father and the partner of Carmen’s mother.

The nearly erased name in Carmen’s house resembles Valeria Diaz, so I identify Carmen’s mother as Valeria Diaz.

I then select the blue flower, inspect another 3 POIs, and note that Lazaro is mentioned during the confession booth conversation.

Grocery Store

I inspect 5 POIs and then enter the blue flower scene to examine another 4. I pay particular attention to the information about a teenage pregnancy.

Edge of Town

I inspect 3 POIs and examine the partially readable inscription on the grave:

L?zar? Herr??a, Son of A???i? H??r???, G???d??n of Lucho ?????a

From the clues gathered so far, I can identify the deceased as Lazaro Herrera, son of Amadis Herrera and grandson of Lucho Herrera.

I then select the blue flower and inspect another 3 POIs.

I combine the teenage girl’s portrait with Marta, since she is spending time with her brothers. I identify the man with the guitar as Lazaro Herrera and establish him as Marta’s partner and Amadis’s son.

I also connect several earlier clues: the priest’s payment to Amadis, Lazaro’s confession about his absent father, and the priest praying for “this son.”

I establish Nicanor Parra as Amadis’s partner and Lazaro’s father to unlock the Sins of the Father achievement.

For now, I give the blonde man the Rutherford surname.

Edge of Town House

I inspect 2 POIs and select the blue flower before returning to Cedro.

River

I inspect 1 POI, select the blue flower, and examine another 5.

I combine the man wearing glasses with Enrique Pasarello and establish him as the partner of the woman beside him.

Thinking back to “Marta’s anniversary” on the calendar and the conversation involving Aural and the younger Marta, I identify Aural’s daughter as Marta Ordonez.

I combine the fleeing woman with Valeria Diaz and mark Valeria as the person who killed Marta Ordonez.

Finally, I combine the woman wearing glasses with Amadis.

Cave

I inspect 4 POIs, enter the blue flower scene, and examine another 4. I then combine Oscar’s portrait with the blue-eyed beast.

Act One – Part Two

Basement

I inspect 1 POI and select the blue flower.

I establish the mustached man as a son of the older Franco Solanor. Remembering the letters sent by someone named Guerrero to the Solanor family, I identify him as Guerrero Solanor.

Empty Bedroom

I inspect 1 POI and select the blue flower. This scene provides little additional information, so I move forward.

Balcony

I select the blue flower and inspect 1 POI. I mark Jose Solanor as the person who killed Carmen.

Next, I return to the cave and use the chain cutters to cut through the fence.

Oil Field Cave Entrance

I select the blue flower and inspect 1 POI.

I note the reference to “belo” (abuelo) Velasco and learn that Jose was named after his maternal grandfather.

Oil Field (Upper)

I select the blue flower and inspect 1 POI.

Oil Field (Lower)

I inspect 1 POI before continuing deeper into the oil field.

Oil Field (Oil Lake)

I inspect 1 POI, select the blue flower, and examine another 2. I note Marta’s reference to her daughters.

Oil Field (House)

I inspect 1 POI and then select the blue flower to examine another 3.

I establish both children as Marta’s daughters and identify Lazaro as the father of the older child.

I then return to the Town Square. With the chain cutters, I can now enter the previously inaccessible buildings.

Police Station

I inspect 1 POI, select the blue flower, and combine the woman holding the camera with Enrique’s lover.

Newspaper Office

I inspect 6 POIs and establish Nate Rutherford and Marta as a couple. I add Rutherford to Marta’s name and combine the blonde man wearing a hat and glasses with Nate.

I mark Nate as the father of Marta’s younger daughter and identify Enrique’s lover as Dayana Mendez.

I also notice the name Nicole Rutherford. Using the ages and names from the earlier calendar, I identify Marta’s older daughter as Madeleine Rutherford and her younger daughter as Chiara Rutherford.

Mayoral Palace

I inspect 3 POIs and identify the older man in the picture as Velasco Arango. I establish him as Serena Arango’s father.

After selecting the blue flower, I combine the elderly man’s portrait with Velasco Arango.

I then return to the river and explore the area beyond the cave.

River (Area With Bones)

I inspect 2 POIs and select the blue flower. I establish Jose Solanor as the person who killed Lazaro Herrera.

With these connections established, I speak with Cedro to continue the story.

Act Two

Forest

I begin by selecting the blue flower on the left and inspecting 1 POI. I establish the woman as the boy’s mother.

Next, I select the blue flower on the right and inspect 9 POIs.

I identify the blonde woman as Nicole Rutherford and establish her as Nate’s mother and Albert Rutherford’s partner.

I combine the portraits of the man and the boy who are both missing their pinky fingers. I identify the angry blonde boy as Jose.

I also establish the man wearing a red hat and the person referred to as Lope as a couple, along with the bride and groom shown at the wedding.

The attendance list mentions the surnames Ordonez, Solanor, Arango, and Herrera, which I record for later.

Finally, I establish the woman wearing hoop earrings and the man missing his pinky finger as the bride’s parents and mark them as a couple.

Execution Grounds

I speak with the boatman and inspect 1 POI. The newspaper reveals that Carmen Santos was accused of murdering her husband and a daughter of the Solanor family. It also mentions the death of Velasco Arango’s son.

I select the blue flower and examine 5 POIs.

I combine the teenager being held by the older Franco Solanor with the boatman’s portrait, identifying him as Franco Solanor. I also combine the teenager’s wife with Marta Ordonez.

Since Jose Solanor was named after his mother’s father, I identify Marta’s father as Jose Ordonez.

I combine the blonde man wearing glasses from the previous scene with Velasco Arango and the young girl wearing glasses with Serena Arango.

I add Arango as Jose’s surname and establish Velasco as his father.

I then mark the new beast as the killer of Jose Arango and identify the beast as Carmen Santos. I establish Carmen Santos as Amadis’s mother.

Finally, I combine the teenager carrying a rifle with Guerrero Solanor.

Forking Paths

I select the blue flower on the left and inspect 1 POI. I combine the woman with an afro with the matching woman from the wedding scene.

Next, I select the blue flower on the right and establish the woman speaking with Franco as a member of the Solanor family.

Waterfall

I select the blue flower and inspect 3 POIs.

I mark Guerrero Solanor as the person responsible for Carmen Santos’s death. I also combine Carmen’s beast form with the woman wearing an afro.

House 1

I inspect 1 POI, select the blue flower, and examine another 2.

I identify the lighter-skinned woman as Rosa Ramirez and combine the girl wearing a butterfly mask with the older woman wearing hoop earrings.

House 2

I inspect 1 POI and then select the blue flower on the left to examine another POI.

I select the blue flower on the right and inspect 2 POIs. I combine the older woman’s portrait with Aural Vasconcelos.

Afterward, I return to the Forking Paths and continue through the forest.

Forest (Return Visit)

I select the blue flower on the left and inspect 2 POIs. I then select the blue flower on the right and examine 3 more.

I identify the Solanor woman as Penelope and establish her as a daughter of the older Franco Solanor.

I also mark the man wearing a red hat as Carmen Santos’s partner.

Next, I return to the execution platform.

Outcrop

I select the blue flower and inspect 2 POIs.

I identify the red-hatted man as Lucho Herrera and establish him as Amadis’s father.

I also mark Jose Arango as the person who killed both Lucho Herrera and Penelope Solanor.

I speak with Cedro and establish Guerrero Solanor as Enrique’s killer. Afterward, I speak with the boatman to continue.

Beach Hill

I inspect 1 POI and select the purple flower.

Shore

I select the purple flower and inspect 1 POI. I establish the woman and the man wearing a Celtics shirt as a couple.

I then select the orange flower and inspect 3 POIs. I identify Nayla Rivera and Eduardo Rivera, establishing Eduardo as Nayla’s father.

East Dock

I select the purple flower and inspect 2 POIs. Next, I select the orange flower and examine another 3.

I identify the man wearing sunglasses as Riley Freeman, the blonde man with a phone as Johnny Rutherford, and the blonde woman with a phone as Sophie Rutherford.

I establish Albert and Nicole Rutherford as Johnny’s parents, and Johnny as Sophie’s father.

Tide Pool

I select the purple flower and inspect 3 POIs.

Path

I select the purple flower and inspect 1 POI.

I establish Sophie Rutherford and the other woman as a couple. I also combine Riley Freeman’s portrait with the man wearing the Celtics shirt.

Outcrop (Return Visit)

I inspect 1 POI and identify the woman who was kissing Sophie as Anna Carpentier.

I then select the purple flower and inspect 3 additional POIs.

Abandoned House

I inspect 2 POIs and select the purple flower on the left.

I combine the older woman with Amadis, the younger woman with Madeleine, and the brown-haired woman wearing a striped tank top with Chiara.

I then select the purple flower on the right, followed by the orange flower.

I establish Madeleine and Eduardo as a couple and mark Madeleine as Nayla’s mother.

Tar Pit

I inspect 1 POI, select the purple flower, and inspect another POI. I then enter the orange flower scene and examine 1 POI.

I return to the purple flower and inspect 5 POIs before selecting the orange flower again.

At the cocoon, I inspect 1 POI and combine the baby’s portrait with Nayla.

Finally, I select the blue flower, inspect 1 POI, and record the name Aurelio.

I speak with Cedro to move into the final act.

Act Three

Outcrop

I inspect 1 POI and select the black flower to examine another 4.

I identify the man carrying a bow as Tockaiye and establish the dying man as the father of the blonde man.

Beach

I inspect 3 POIs and record the name Taracko.

I mark the helmeted indigenous man and the blonde man as having killed each other.

After selecting the black flower, I inspect another 3 POIs and establish the blonde man as the helmeted man’s father.

Boat

I inspect 2 POIs and take note of the indigenous surnames mentioned here. Many of the Red and White names will become important as I identify the remaining characters.

I then select the black flower, inspect 2 more POIs, and identify the curly-haired man as Hernando.

Shore

I inspect 1 POI, select the black flower, and examine another 4.

I learn that “Ixtarhua” means “partner.” Using this clue, I establish Tockaiye and the blue-painted woman as partners and give Tockaiye the surname Red Singer.

I also pay attention to the crew members’ names.

The captured Spaniard is the man who was left guarding the ship and is the ship doctor’s son. The middle-aged man seen with the dying Spaniards is the ship surgeon, Panfilo Vasconcelos.

This allows me to identify the captured Spaniard as the notary Esteban Vasconcelos and establish Panfilo as his father.

I also identify the older man dying from disease in the earlier scene as Franco Solanor and give his son the same name, Franco Solanor.

River

I select the black flower and inspect 3 POIs. I make a note of the woman referring to the children as “witnesses.”

Cave

I inspect 2 POIs and then select the black flower to examine another 4.

I combine Cedro’s portrait with the boy flying the kite. I also note the names Isabela and Franco in the letter and identify the teenager as Franco.

Taraxan Castle

I inspect 2 POIs, select the black flower, and examine another 2.

South Hall

I inspect 1 POI, select the black flower, and examine another 4.

I identify the blonde woman as Isabela and establish her as teenage Franco’s partner.

East Hall

I select the black flower and inspect 2 POIs.

I identify the man wearing green face paint as Xenacko and establish him and the woman in the scene as partners.

I also record the name Tipitayec, which is given to Esteban.

Bed Chambers

I inspect 1 POI and select the black flower to examine another POI.

I establish the beardless Spaniard and the woman as partners.

West Hall

I select the black flower and inspect 4 POIs. I identify the woman with blue face paint as Red Witness.

Children’s Beds

I select the black flower and inspect 2 POIs.

I establish the painted Spaniard as the father of the kite-flying boy, the girl, and teenage Franco.

Path to Village

I inspect 1 POI, select the black flower, and examine another 5.

I identify the kite-flying boy as Aurelio and the young woman accused of murder as Xenacui.

I establish Isabela as Hernando’s daughter.

I also identify the blonde man carrying a blue quill as Velasco. Remembering the scribe’s name from the second expedition’s boat, I complete his identity as Velasco Arango.

Ball Court

I inspect 2 POIs and notice that the priest’s sleeves are soaked.

After selecting the black flower, I inspect 4 more POIs and give Xenacui the surname White Actor.

I combine the older woman with blue face paint with the Sun King woman, who is connected as a partner to Xenacko and the Spaniard.

Town Square

I inspect 1 POI and mark the priest as the killer of the man wearing red-orange paint.

I then select the black flower and examine 7 POIs.

I combine the face-painted Spaniard with Esteban Vasconcelos and identify the Spaniard offering the flower as Jose Arango.

Church

I inspect 4 POIs and add Zuniga as the surname of Hernando and Isabela.

I identify the Sun King woman as Tarsicui, the red-orange painted man murdered by the priest as Racuixe, and the butterfly-masked woman as Niktue.

I combine the butterfly-masked woman with Tockaiye Red Singer’s partner to identify her as Niktue Red Witness.

I also identify the priest as Efain Vallejo and establish Racuixe and Xenacui as partners.

After selecting the black flower, I examine another 4 POIs.

I combine the helmeted indigenous man with Tockaiye Red Singer, since both are translators.

I then mark the man carrying the obsidian knife as the killer of Esteban Vasconcelos and the priest.

Sacred Grounds

I inspect 2 POIs and mark the beast as the killer of Jose Arango.

I also establish Jose Arango as Xenacui’s killer and identify the man carrying the obsidian knife, who killed Esteban, as Xenacui’s father.

I select the black flower on the left and inspect 2 POIs.

I establish Tarsicui as the mother of Franco, Aurelio, and the kite-flying girl. I also give teenage Franco the surname Solanor.

Next, I select the black flower on the right and inspect 1 POI.

I give Tarsicui the surname Red Actor and combine the painted Spaniard with Esteban Vasconcelos.

I identify the older indigenous man with the blue shoulder as Taracko Lilac Singer. I establish him as Tarsicui’s father and mark Velasco Arango as his killer.

I also establish Xenacui as Tarsicui’s daughter.

Finally, I combine Esteban’s daughter with Aural Vasconcelos and match Xenacko with the man carrying the obsidian knife.

Temple

I inspect 2 POIs and combine the young man’s portrait with Franco Solanor, the son of Esteban Vasconcelos.

I identify the baby as Franco Solanor and establish him as the son of the young Franco and Isabela.

I then select the black flower and inspect 2 POIs.

I mark Franco Solanor, Esteban’s son, as the killer of Tarsicui and combine Tarsicui’s portrait with the beast.

Ancient Tomb

I inspect 3 POIs and establish Hernando as Niktue’s killer and Tarsicui as Hernando’s killer.

After selecting the black flower, I inspect the final POI.

Final Character Identities and Achievements

Before finishing Funeral for the Sun, I complete the remaining character identities and relationships.

  • I give Racuixe the surname White Singer.
  • I give Aurelio the surname White Witness.
  • I give Xenacko the surname Red Actor.

To unlock the Fool Me Thrice achievement, I establish Jose Arango from the 1500s as the killer of both Xenacui and Isabela.

After completing these connections, I return to Aurelio and combine Madeleine Rutherford with the butterfly lady.

With the remaining portraits and relationships resolved, I speak with the boatman to finish the game. I can then watch the credits and the final scene involving Nayla’s father.

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