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Council is in on this as well for sure. Some random people too.
Not that smelters fan tho, he just left the town.
Plus, his ear has a round cut, when Mae's attacker's ear has a pretty sharp, triangular cut. Similar to her granddad's from Longest night.
It wouldnt make much sense for her granddad to attack her, though. It doesnt make much sense for the guy to attack Mae in particular, anyway - it was Gregg that shot him, right? Why would he want to hurt her and not him? Why did he apparently howl, despite having face of a cat? What is that damn thing on his face? A robotic muzzle? Night vision googles?
And whats up with the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ severed arm? And the tattoo? Are we all missing something here?
I like having a mistery to solve, but this one is just so vague you cant really draw any reasonable conclusions. We dont know even whats real and whats not, if we assume we're seeing everything via Mae's eyes.
Perhaps everything is like, one huge allegory for depression and/or dissasociation and struggles to racionalize the world? Like, kidnapped kid she sees could be a memory of Casey? And the hole at the center of everything is her repressed anger and sadness? The voices she hears, the ghost, the presence in her head is like, personalized anxiety? Or something like that. Im no psychiatrist, but we can assume we see the world through Mae's eyes, so as well she might be seeing things that dont really happen. And everything that happens in the mines could be just cause of the halucinoid gas and... I lost it.
We also have all of this to answer:
What language that thing speaks and what did it said to Mae when she dropped under water at the end of the mines?
Is Janitor God? Is Cat what we would call God? How many Gods are there even?
What happened to Bruce? Sure, he said he will leave, but I think there might be something else to it.
Whose arm was that?
Is the Goat from the pit a demon? Another god? Alien?
What will happen next? Possum Springs is doomed? Cultist's are dead?
Will we see answers? DLCs? Sequel? Something?
Is this too many questions? Maybe?
*Eh I dont know. Hard to tell. I dont see any reasonable reasons for him to be something more than just a guy.
*For the first time Ive played I thought he commited suicide. He didnt want to talk about his daughter (perhaps shes dead?), and pastor doesnt really comment after we ask if shes 'not happy that he went to met his daughter'. But then, no other clues for and against that.
*Thats a good one. Who knows. Why was it severed? How?
*Pit god could be a reference to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shub-Niggurath , The Black Goat of the Woods with a Thousand Young. Black Goat. Of the woods. We can see Black Goat painting in the hystorical society, and Mae says she knows that painting somehow. The woods reference is pretty obvious. The idea is explored in here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2jmzjjoWyPc
*Hard to say. Thats why Id like a DLC :^) If youve played 'The lost constalation' there was that huge animal in it, that was supposed to be Forest God, but was actually just a huge animal? Or at least the Astronomer said it was just a huge animal, perhaps the hole monster is the same...
*DLC? Yea, that would be great. Sequel? Eh... idk. I think we all already got to know and like the characters, the sequel would have to do something big and new I think, introduce new characters and/or setting... I dont know. I mean sequels done right can be great, but done wrong are just awful.
All in all, we might never know. The game deals with a ton of real life issues, and one of those issues is we sometimes never really get to know the truth, as frustrating as it may be.
I still think that they're not real though. Forest God is a part of the folklore, and interaction with Cat God and Pit God is only presented from Mae's point of view.
Hope some folks will decpher it, even tho we have zero clues about it.
Janitor knows Mae by name, he is there in a hospital, in a play, in the first room you enter and at the end of the game. He just feels like he is more than just a guy.
When Bruce said about going home I thought that he will just end himself for sure. Pastor's reaction was kinda weird too. Maybe she knew about his kid being dead and she knew what Bruce is going to do with himself.
There are also references to Black Goat in Longest Night and that is how she knows the painting, I think.
Yeah, I played both minigames pre-NitW, but I don't think that Goat is just an animal.
Now we can just wait for fixes and for DLCs
The only fishy thing about him is the hospital scene, where he says that shes gonna be allright, at least for today - how'd he know? Does he know future? Maybe hes just weird?
Thing that kinda annoys me about the Bruce situation is, you had no choice to tell her earlier about him leaving. Second playthrough I went to try and talk to her, but I had no option. Shame.
Was the reference in Longest Night? I cant remember where...?
That, or it was done on purpose - mind you, often we dont have a choice what Mae does or says, or the choice is between bad and worse - like during Bea's party, where we just keep yapping and end up screwing her over? Or shoplifting in the mall? Perhaps its simply what Mae would do - she wouldnt expect him to do something like that so she wouldnt rat him out.
Mind you, its an interactive story, not a proper RPG
And yet, the way pastor reacts IS kinda ugh. And Mae being pretty iquisitive about ghost doesnt even ask 'whats wrong'? Cmon.
The biggesdt clue was in Longest Night, where we learn about Ibon, the First Singer.
http://i.imgur.com/ypEnUua.jpg
As you can see, it's a goat, the constellation is very remicent of the painting Mae finds in the Historical Society. The cult talks about how the Goat sings to them. And in Longest Night is also mentioned that according to the legend, Ibon drained the sea, and in Possum Jump, Angus tells you how the whole valley used to be underwater millions of years ago.