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I would like to share my thoughts.
Let's start with where the game begins.
If you look through his journal in his laptop, all the entries are almost identical.
Nothing changes in Omori's life. He spends his time in White Space, or with friends.
Mewo always says "waiting for something to happen?" indicating that Omori (Sunny) doesn't want to change anything to accept the truth and stop hiding in an imaginary world. In order to change his routine and become a little closer to facing the truth, he needed some kind of reason, like Basil's disappearance.
Since Mewo is Mari's cat, she is closely related to Mari herself.
Maybe Sunny kept Mewo for himself in White Space to remember his beloved sister Mari?
Or maybe the cat represents Mari herself.
I remember a picture from Basil's album of Sunny resting in a box with Mewo.
Could this be a reference?
The box may represent that little platform in the White Space in which Omori spends his time.
Here's the description to the picture:
I guess this box will be SUNNY and MEWO's new home."
There is no reliable information about Mewo's disappearance. The room in Black Space, where Omori is asked to cut Mewo, perhaps suggests that Sunny blames himself for the missing Mewo.
By the way, the room looks like a vet room. I've encountered the opinion that Mewo was euthanized after Mari died.
It also reminds me of the very moment when Sunny killed Mari by pushing her down the stairs. Along with this, he broke his violin. After you cut the Mewo, the sound of the violin should play, according to the comment in the game files:
What's interesting is that Omori doesn't have to kill Mewo. He can leave the room without doing so. Just as he might not push Mari down the stairs in a fit of rage.
If you choose to cut Mewo, she will disappear from Omori's white Space just as Mari disappeared from Sunny's real world.
Maybe Mewo ran away from home. Going through the game for a good ending, we will see a black cat at the crossroads, running towards Sunny's house, where we will later find the violin.
Interesting fact. There is an unused map in the game called "Mari's Request". It looks like Sunny and Omori fighting in White Space. After Sunny wins, Mewo gets up, approaches Sunny, meows, and then runs off behind the screen.
At the end of the good route Mewo is shown running back to the family house.
We never see her in the real world of course, but it will take awhile for happiness to come back.
I don't feel the punishment room where you can kill dream Mewo is anything other then shock value.
Whether she did see get euthanised or go missing, I agree that both could potentially make Sunny feel guilty.
I'm not sure Omori would want a reminder of Mari with him, since his intentions are to eliminate any reference to reality. In HIS reality, Headspace, Mari is alive and well, so there would be no need to have something to 'remember' her by. Doing so would bring evidence of Mari's death into HS, and he is completely against that.
I'm not sure if she represents happiness, being in White Space. Unless maybe she was one hope of bringing happiness into a place completely empty of emotions, much like how HS was made to achieve happiness.
As for the short story, is it official?