Alright I've been thinking. To put it briefly Uboa is fear of rejection and when Mado is rejected she is trapped with her dirty thoughts of Poniko (gropey land) who is Mado's love interest. Monoe and Monoke couldve been previous love interests who acted i

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Lesbians Anonymous 11/17/14 (Mon) 21:45:34 No.2092

Alright I've been thinking. To put it briefly Uboa is fear of rejection and when Mado is rejected she is trapped with her dirty thoughts of Poniko (gropey land) who is Mado's love interest. Monoe and Monoke couldve been previous love interests who acted in different ways, Monoke being disgusted and acting horribly thus being seen as a monster and Monoe could've been accepting of Mado but didn't return her love.

Mado also dreams/remembers being in a closet, this could be a metaphor for wishing she hadn't come out of the closet.

The fact Uboa only appears when the lights are off in Ponikos bedroom supports the whole rejection thing. This was my first theory after playing the game, what do you think?

Anonymous 11/17/14 (Mon) 23:50:12 No.2093

>>2092
It's pretty ok but what about the stoplight and knife effects used to get to monoe and hange monoko's form.

Anonymous 11/18/14 (Tue) 02:02:41 No.2095

>>2094
But still though (except for the stoplight I just was half thinking but still you do kill a guy to reach monoe does that resemble obsession or something)

Anonymous 11/18/14 (Tue) 22:25:22 No.2097

>>2094
Well excuuuuuuse me for not liking the edgy theories.

Anonymous 11/18/14 (Tue) 22:36:11 No.2098

>>2097
I'm not saying I hate the theory in fat I actually think it's a good theory I was just wondering something but aside from that:
A+

Anonymous 11/19/14 (Wed) 18:51:26 No.2099

>>2098
right?