Really, really great game! And a super evocative use of Twine. I particularly like the game's sardonic tone, the way it draws attention to rainbow capitalism and seems to leave space for the player to draw conclusions about the interaction between identity and state warfare/imperialism and how fundamentally incompatible these things are. I especially loved the reroute to the poem at the end. I feel this whole game is very... relevant right now, let's say, given the current ethnic cleansing of Palestine at the hands of Israel and the complicity of Western nations in this. Obviously a heavy topic but I didn't want to beat around the bush regarding connections drawn in my head, maybe it's just so much on my mind. Thank you for sharing this.