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As far as I know, if she dies, she dies. She won't spawn at the end. At least it nevers happened to me yet.
-The "narrator" voice is a voice. Take it as "the spirit of the game". I think they have reused some actors and actress (in phone calls, for example, I thing they reused Fanny's voice).
I only found changes if you help Fanny to identify John, and convice Alex not to build the bomb: At the end they reunite as a family and escape together. About brigades being more or less violent... nope. I'm id dark too.
-About helping Stan & Mitch to discover Jarrod's plan, yeah, they appear at the end (and in another episode) but nothing else seems to have changed.
Weird, because in my ending i didn't had encounters with identification or bomb, but i still had a choice to leave or fight and i told John and Fanny to leave, so they left with me.
And yes, there are basically only 3 endings with no changes to the singular characters, other than John, Alex and/or Zoe (potentially) dying.