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******SPOILERS*******
You're the older man. Abel I believe. You live on an island with 4 people. The island was a lot bigger before the events of the game, but there was a flood, or something of the sort that caused the water level to submerge most of the town. The island is unique in the fact that they have their own religion, worshiping the moon after it spoke to the prophet, Hector. Eventually the island got attacked by a "demon", and the moon responded by giving Hector "The Moon Sliver" a holy artifact that can protect them from it.
While Abel was growing up, Hector wrote more. This time, instead of writing about the moon as their god and such, he says it is backwards. They're in hell, and this "demon" is in fact the only way to escape it.. These are ordered to be burned before anyone can read them, but somehow Abel gets his hands on these and reads them before they are destroyed.
Fast forward to a little before the game began. Abel and the other 3 have been on the island or a long time, with conditions getting worse and worse. Most, if not all of them are begining to show signs of depression and hopelessness. Until one day, The Moon Sliver disappears. They all begin to blame one another with no one admitting what happened.
The two younger children go down into the storage room (For supplies? Can't remember) and the demon gets them
Ellie notices Abel and the kids have disappeared so she goes looking for them, with a knife for protection. In the mountain, she finds Abel sitting in the darkness alone. Here Abel admits to her that he was in fact the one that took The Moon Sliver, destroying it. Here he tells her of the things he read in his youth, that the demon is going to SAVE them from hell, not send them to hell. Ellie, not believing this to be true, kills herself so she doesnt get captured by the monster.
Stricken with grief, Abel goes back up outside, with the plan to spend the day walking around the island one last time, remembering everything that happens before he meets his fate with the monster.
And the game starts.
Its none of the main characters houses, theyre all in the little square. I assumed it was just some rubble, maybe a storage room?
Jealous of the tree too by the way.
All that said, he does then walk to the light, lol.
The starting house maybe is the house of Josiah.
a) The woman who was talking with Abel in the ending was Isa, not Ellie, because Ellie was killed by the monster in the basement;
b) These people shouldn't be called "kids." Daniel and Ellie are just young, but not children, and Isa and Abel are old.
Quite so.
Most likely.
I think for anyone who gets into the so-called secret room, you get a pretty clear idea that this Moon Sliver religion is a farce, as the guy who founds it, Hector, recants the entire thing before he disappears from the story, and the scraps you find in the secret room at the very least confirm his sincere about face on the religion. But this is my second dilemma: is Hector's recanting of the religion done because the religion truly is bad or manipulative? Or is his recanting only spurred on by his disgust for being on this rapidly depopulating island?
That said, I am curious to know what was and wasn't made up prior, in terms of the religion. The monster seems to definitely exist, as Hector only changes his opinion on the thing, not eliminate it entirely by admitting it being made up. I've heard a theory that Hector is the monster, which I could see happening prior to his refutation of the religion if he was the sole creator of the religion (and it wasn't divinely inspired), something akin to The Village, but why keep up the farce after?
I feel like the deity this religion worships (in this case, a moon god of some sort?) DOES actually exist, and the moon sliver itself is a legitimate item of worth that does prevent the monster from attacking. However, at some point, I'm guessing Hector somehow discovered or came to the conclusion that this religion is not a good one. But again, dilemma #2, I don't really know if Hector's recantation is done out of an absolute that the religion and moon sliver are in fact bad, or if he just decides they're bad because he's tired of living on the island, and sees the monster as an escape.