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Whether or not to save the hunter only affects the scene at the end, there if you don't save him, the police pin him as the murderer of his own family and all the animals in the forest, but since he is already dead, problem solved.
If you save him, he's caught trying to save the remains of his family using the animal corpses, and is sent to an insane asylum instead, where he also dies.
Saving the dog is not an optional thing, that always happens to show that it is possible.
Haru got turned into a Cronenberg?
and the main characters found out they are brothers?
also what made them faint and altered their perceptions in the first place?