(Finished through act 2) I assumed that I knew nothing and might not be hearing the truth or was being manipulated. That just added to the mystery and the feeling of importance of choices.
One thing I find myself wondering is how much my choices really matter. A relatively trivial example is the portrait. It was rather important to me to pick a different appearance, but when I said that wasn't me, I got no other choice. A more important example would be the choice I had to make at the end of act 2, which was made for me. Was that because of choices I made earlier, I find myself wondering, or was it not a choice that I had in the long run? Am I already locked into an ending which that choice represents? No idea, lol. I have to play again and see if I can make something different happen there without making an even worse choice, which I'm pretty sure I could have made earlier--but then maybe that wasn't what it appeared either, although I feel like it was....
Lol, in any case, the beginning didn't really make me feel misled.
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Hi, thank you for playing ^^ (I replied to the portrait question in the other comment) If you play more you will see that your choices drastically change what happens and no ending is set in stone. For the sake of not spoiling anything, I’ll just say that this is not a story which can be absorbed in one playthrough. By making one choice you are giving up the other. Or maybe a missed opportunity will lead you to a completely different place. :)