(5) The Path: Ruby Ending (Failure)
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@MrFunnymario yeah I wonder too lol
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@MrDisgood Yeah that's what I think too, plus their picture is above her bed.
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@PeterxEdmund ya because when they lay on the bed and idk.. 'die' because its her memory, she opens her eyes
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@leontas2007 OMG IKR the fail is the better ending but then you never know what rly happened
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Ohhh so i see what they did there ahh ah yeaaahh..i get the part where if u dont go ouy n explore while ur still young, ull die with...whatever her house symbolizes..very interesting.
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@Kerisa LOL. I was so confused when I watched an LP of this game. Maybe Ruby loved playing sports but can't anymore because of her leg? :/ But I think 'Grandma's house' symbolizes the girl's lives and that the 'Grandma' is actually them in the future... That's just what I think :/
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This is definitely Rule Of Rose type weird. That's not a bad thing either
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Well I don't think they die. The house seems to be a manifestation of the items and thier meanings to them(in success endings). Alot of the game can be enterpritted as life/death(starting room=womb, the girl in white's red dress at the end=helping to birth the girls again in that case). But I think only the failure endings are the ones you don't meet the wolf since you march to your metaphorical DEATH/end of the road and never see the rest of the world.
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Why does the success ending have to end in death? It's so sad :< I love this game. Its so creepy, yet poetic and beautiful. Each sister teaches you a lesson when they meet the wolf:)
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@MrFunnymario You are truly disgusting, And emotionless.
Because -every- grandmother has a full-sized basketball court in her house. :3
Kerisa 2 years ago 86
You're kind of awful at not offending people. Maybe try "I disagree" next time instead of saying my ideas are bullshit?
This is why I DO like the game. You're interpretation is every bit as valid as mine. I prefer not being told what to think when it comes to a vague story. If you and I can have completely differing ideas, and still both be correct (as there's no 100% right conclusion), I think that's more interesting than the game saying AND THIS IS WHAT HAPPENED THE END.
Cestlavenus 2 years ago 51