I've found the solution to this is to actually get within physical range of them where you can lock onto them, and then unlock from them. You could also try locking on to a different NPC then unlocking.

How can that be the Theresa of Fable 1 when the Theresa seen the the screenshots here isn't blind...

LordDan:You fail Oh dang! Whatever will I do now

Hey look! I can flame by calling someone self assertive! The only point I'm trying to make is that Fable 2 is intended to be a game that draws the player in emotionally. COD4 was once instance in which I was drawn into a game emotionally, due to the loss of a character I spend significant time playing as. Therefore, one method that Fable 2 may ...

After my American character died in COD4, I got pissed and wanted to tear those enemies a new one, and then shoot them in the face. So COD4 did give me a reason to want to finish the game once I got halfway through it. Fable needs to do something like that. Have your main enemy take away someone/something that you invest quite a bit of time and ...

Mainly, I just don't want to see Theresa. That girl was so annoying.

It's beginning to look like Lionhead is going with a canon ending to Fable 1 for storyline purposes. Tales of Albion part two claims that the Hero truely defeated Jack of Blades in the Northern Wastes. Boo. I find that slightly lame, especially if Theresa is making a return, as demo videos suggest.

I plan on becoming emperor of all of Albion on my first character, who will be generally , but more than willing to use cruel means to accomplish a end. As such, I will do whatever it takes to become the owner of every piece of property in Albion so that the future of the people may be sucure in my hands. On the other hand, with my character, ...

In order for Theresa to come back, it would require Lionhead to cannonize the ending of Fable 1. Something tells me that they wouldn't be inclined to do so. My personal prediction is that Scythe will most definitely be in F2. The Tales of Albion lead us to believe that Scythe is indeed William, the first Hero and Archon of the Old Kingdom. We are ...

We learn in Fable 1 from the White Balverine quest that the White Balverine was once a great hunter who was infected while hunting a White Balverine. His wife tells us that initially he was able to control it, and only become the monster some of the time, but eventually it consumes him entirely, earasing any part of the man he once was. With this ...