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Sorry for the late reply. Based on my current understanding of Twine, in order for it to display images, the image has to hosted on a site so that the program can recall the image. There may be a way for Twine to call an image in a named, downloaded folder, but I would have to do a bit of research. 

Okay, so there *is* a way to bundle images with the Twine download. It seems fickle, but operational. Problem: there are currently 109 images already attached to the game with roughly another 200 images needing to be made, along with the next ending and audio support. I could break it down and rebuild it, but, quite frankly, I don't think the juice is worth the squeeze. If I do another Twine project, I would invest in that method from the beginning. 

Done.