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Explanation The fairytale "spoils" the game as it foretales the games structure; The little girl meets a bat, death, fish king then a horse. In game Ethen meets Lady Dimistiwhatever (bat), Donna (death), Moreau (fish) then Karl Hensthing (horse)
It's made up, lol. Only thing you see on the brightness calibration screen are some PNG's of the typewriter and some random coin.