Es remarks in the post-completion that the player may one day stop visiting her (read: playing the game) which may allude to the situation of either losing a sense of self or giving in to impulse such as relying on escapist pursuits and vices. The true ending suggests continued self-discovery for the player and not giving in to their own Despair Event Horizon. I'll leave timestamps once the video is up thanks for watching I'll be making alot more content on this amazing game :3 true ending tutorial coming tmrw idk why I'm typing like this hi rem. Or Es (and to the extend the facade) could be a representative of the player themselves.
The impulse ending might imply Es having a Despair Event Horizon of realizing that she is just a fictional character in a game causing her world to collapse, the true ending had Es realizing her own identity while still being aware that she and the player live in two different worlds. In all endings Es decides to read a book entitled Alter Ego with the player which is an allusion to the game itself depicting two wanderers, a little girl (Es) and a wizard (the player). Es: Is she a character in a video game becoming more self-aware or just another representation of the player's psyche? The game begins with Es apathetic to the nature of her own nameless world however as the game progresses she questions her self.
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