hi guys!!!!!!!

My personal theory is that when Asya and Tosya have this interaction: A: "...what about you?... you probably wouldn't exist if it weren't for this. " T: "...Course I would, you'd just call me by a different name." T: "I mean, I'd still be Tosya. You simply wouldn't label me as a distortion." This implied that Ira is a reincarnation of Tosya, which would explain why Ira and Tosya both care about Asya and defending her from harm. It would also explain why Ira's presence and actions remind Asya of the name "Tosya," who she misremembers in the early stages of the game. There is also the scene that is from Ira's prespective, right before she disappears. She mentions the window by the car repair shop, and her inability to break it. This makes sense only if Tosya and Ira are the same person, or are connected in some way, since this references the event in which Asya was saved by Tosya. Alternatively... Some of the events Asya wishes for in the early stages of the game come true. Ira rescues her. She goes to the cinema. Garin becomes nicer to her. Marina talks to her... Maybe she can influence the actions of people around her with her thoughts? Another thing I was thinking about is how Ira looks confused at Asya answer to why she was at the garages. Maybe this is because Asya's actions are not deterministic, and so she cannot read them. Aside from this, I can't get the mirror scene out of my head! I find myself thinking "I am my own parabolic antenna" often...