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edit: An example of the kind of character I'm talking about would be in Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines, the thin-blood Malkavian fortuneteller on the beach in Santa Monica. She seems crazy and speaks only in cryptic prophecies, but after you've played through the game, if you think back to what she told you, she accurately describes everything that happens in the plot of the game. It just makes no sense until you've already experienced it.
The Doe is in fact Max' spirit animal, and shows things to her. We first encounter it at the supposed 'dream' of the Tornado. Like the doe is showing her "Here, see? This is what happens."
Then at the Junkyard. Like "Here, see? This is where you need to look."
Then again at the Junkyard, after they found the body. Like "Ah, yep, there, you found it. Told you."
Don't get me wrong, I'm also down with the Doe being Rachels spirit too. But I kind of can't dismiss the possibility that it is as I just said also.
It could be possible that if the Doe is Max's spirit animal but what if she sees Rachel as a Doe because of that reason?
Even if the Doe happens to not be Rachel in future episodes there are only two theories I could think of. One is what others thought of. One I thought of myself (I dunno if others have theorized about it). But there isn't much proof to show Rachel isn't dead aside from those 2 theories.
That could be possible. But why would he need pictures of her? Unless they were really close and wanted a memory of her. Maybe they hung out sometimes. But it wouldn't add or subtract from the theory I have of Rachel being the Doe.
He is weird, and he does seem like he knows a lot. It's possible he has powers too. Saw a another thread discussing cut dialogs from Nathan's fight scene with Warren. And he claimed to see the Storm. So maybe more than just Max have powers? Some people just might not realize it.
Can somebody have multiple spirit animals?
Well the bluejay has not shown up as a spirit yet. The Doe actually had the appearance of a spirit/ghost. The bluejay could either be just a coinsidence or maybe it was her favorite animal. I mean, the butterfly was also blue in Episode 1.
That's a very interesting theory. The doe is Max's spirit animal, but Rachel took the guise of a doe in order to get Max's attention. I like it.
Well the Butterfly is far from a spirit animal (in my opinion). Have you seen the title to Episode 1? And the "This action will have consequences." is a butterfly for an icon. It's linked to this little thing called The Butterfly Effect. The window was open in the bathroom so it is possible for a butterfly to just flutter in. But it flew in because Max ripped her picture. One decision leads to something else. Plus, that's really the only time the butterfly really shows up. So if the butterfly was the spirit animal then it's a completely crap one. But I doubt it is one.
But we can also tell Max is unsure of herself. Everytime she makes a major decision she second guesses herself. So it's possible she thought she was going crazy because a butterfly just happened to fly in.
And nothing major has been said about the bluejay either. It might have shown up more but... There's also the chance to let it stay dead. My first playthrough I didn't even know I could go into Joyce's room. So at the end when I saw that I let the bluejay die I was like "What bluejay?!"
I completely agree. Well put.
Also, as I tried to explain to our 'Wax' guy many times before, functionally, it really doesn't matter all that much whether the Doe is Rachel directly, or that she's just being 'prompted' by Rachel's spirit to go help/guide Max solve the mystery: Rachel is dead in both cases, and the Doe is guiding Max.