Another version of an 'ending' after triggering the original one.

[Fisseha]

Alright! Hello! I'm trying to find a way to do this. I've tried the cookbook (persistent data... I thought it would work.) but out of frustration I deleted all the code I typed earlier.

Basically,
If you have triggered ending {1A} once, you unlock ending {2A}.

The flow would be:
Picking C as the choice, which is ignoring the person then {1A}: You choose to ignore the person, you get a game over. restart the game.

In the new game, if you still choose C then {2A}: You choose to ignore the person again, and realize your mistake. So instead of a game over, you get to choose an option again to continue the game.

I'm not sure if all these details or enough. Please let me know.

[Imperf3kt]

I think I understand your query. This should do what you want: (I do not recommend using single letters as label names)

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default persistent.slip_up = False

label start:
    "This is the start of your game."
    "It is probably quite a bit longer than this."
    
label endgame:
    
    menu:
        "Pick an option"
        "A":
            jump a
        "B":
            jump b
        "C":
            $persistent.slip_up = True
            jump c

label c:
    if not persistent.slip_up:
        "you ignore the person."
        "Game over."
        $ renpy.full_restart()
    else:
        "Oops, I already chose that..."
        jump endgame