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There are numbers in the flashes. But I still don't know what that means.
I wonder how this changes things? Because before I thought it was just Alex that was trapped in a time loop due to her self-sacrifice, but now it seems like maybe everyone is too, or maybe a part of everyone?
See a man about a dog is a phrase used to conceal one's true destination. Combined with Olly olly Oxenfree which means its safe to come out of hiding. Or as said later in the game All the outs and free. meaning it is possible to come out... hmm...
Does anyone remember if Jonas used an excuse to enter the cave? Or Alex for that matter.
I'm going to need more definitive evidence before I'm convinced that he's aware of looping, but it's certainly a possibility.