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There are three questions throughout the game that determine your ending, with ending A being the result of answering at least 2/3 optimistically, and ending B being at least 2/3 pessimistic answers. I believe the important questions are (from memory):

What does death mean (Infinity A/Oblivion B)

Will Amicus be a good emperor (Yes A/No B)

Should Amicus talk more with Neferu (Yes A/ No B)

The option to refuse the parents' plan just leads to a bad end.

Isn't there also the one that's like "Will you give yourself to the benevolent of the Parents?"

I feel like that one's less of an ending A vs ending B, and more of a good end/bad end situation, considering the point in the game it affects determines whether you live or die there.

Oh yeah, you have ending A and B where it's both the same event except the imformation you're given is different in each. One being how beautiful your life will be with Amicus, and the other being what you're exactly supposed to do on Earth.

And then you have THAT ending where you just die and float in space forever, waiting for Amicus. Aimlessly.