In the logic of the game that only means, that we would have failed, were Kathy succeeded. I can't argue, that her reaction certainly wouldn't have been my reaction either. I think he says it himself, he wants to help the hopeless, but not that it would be easy for them, since the people usually fail.Īnd. Toss you in a nightmare scenario based on your worst fears.
He basically uses extreme (and over-the-top) shock therapy. I think, the main thing you should keep in mind, is that the Red Guys might be well-intended (more or less), but that doesn't mean, that his ways are good or even flawless. with anger, shock and horror to the "mending" and would gleefully burn the whole place down, to remove that evil entity from the world. I would make much more sense, if she reacted differently, e.g. Maybe before that too, but certainly afterwards.Īnd another thing: If that Red Guy was so helpful to her, why does she burn the whole thing down at the end? It simply doesn't add up. *I* probably would need psychological help after these scenes. That doesn't make any sense at all to me. So, she is plagued for years by the shadows of the past, encounters her unborn child with pliers around the neck and suddenly says: "It's all fine now, I don't care anymore".
But I have no idea how that horrorhouse later on is supposed to achieve that. Then she confronts her younger herself, and realises shes moved on. Unborn abortion chlid is sometime she has to come to terms with how a little bit of her died and possibilities lost. The words on the postcard change from hateful words to kind words after you battle him. The mother says "i forgive you" after you stab her and apologize for locking her up. So, for me, the ending is still pretty bad.ĭid you read the paper from the church safe that you get with the last tape? It explains the mending, sets up the confrontations with mother father son and finally yourself.Įven if you miss that clues are there when you have each encounter:
Her reactions to the three szenes, especially the last one, felt pretty unbelievable to me. I wouldn't feel mended by that horrorcabinet, I would have nightmares afterwards.
Why is it "helpful" to get a postcard from your father with with (basically) "I hate you" and then being attacked by him?īut worst of all, how does it help to open a child's casket, then be confronted with the child with the pliers? Her reaction is pretty unbelievable. It was more like a szene from a horror movie. Stabbing her mother and killing her didn't feel helpful. How are the things she has to do supposed to help her? My main problem is the way the issues of Kathy are supposed to be "mended". Originally posted by crabel:While the general story is explained better, the biggest problem with the ending was not addressed in my opinion.
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