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That was so good and left so many questions, like was the latter part all an N9 induced hallucination? Who were you the whole time if you weren't the MC, were you the same person and just different parts of the brain?
were they clones????
If you have any hints to what this all meant that would be pretty cool, but if you dont wanna give any that's also cool, really good game though like this was really interesting.
Haha, I'm glad you enjoyed the story. It's definitely written to have a few more loose ends than usual at the wrapup, but, I can at least say you're always playing from the same character's perspective. As to to the identity of the other character who seems to occupy that perspective, they make a statement -- "I believe our identities are determined by our experiences."
...which I get I get is not an answer, but part of the exercise of the game is to pose the question that if that person /does/ now have your memory/experience, and everyone else acknowledges that -- does that make them you?
It's the old question ... just imagine a teleporter which doesn't only assemble the new person elsewhere but leaves the old one in one piece. If you enter it - who of them is you? I'ld say, just the old person which steps out of the teleporter and complains that it didn't work. :)
I'm also wondering whether I've got some hints straight. There are some suggestions that much of the experience is somewhat metaphoric, e.g. once the doctor has blinded herself nobody reads your texts anymore or notices you at all (expect Dr. Gray, that is). On the other hand, a room full of bunnies suggests that things are actually real and are repeating themselves only because they get set up anew, e.g. each slaughtered bunny will be replaced by a new one.