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the game symbolizes female rage and the way people view young women as “the other”. the lamb could be an allegory for a period or childbirth. while hood (??) is also a girl, it is not unheard of for girls to be ostracized by their female peers if they start puberty too early, their bodies change in a different way than, or they somehow become pregnant

the cult/sacrifice theory, where there is a drought and the girl is sacrificed to stop it (could also be sacrificed to stop the war). she then returns after the well floods, either to bring about the final end, or because her sacrifice was not enough

the world of reanimal is the children’s interpretation of the horrors of life. things like abuse, cruelty and bullying, starvation, war, poverty, etc. it’s not actually happening (whether it is a hallucination or just what the children are able to relate it all too) and can go hand in hand with themes of lost innocence and teen rage/depression. i really thought at first it was going to have something to do with mass executions/camps, especially when i saw hood’s (??) “death” an bandage’s (??) overall design

the children did sacrifice or somehow kill the girl as children, and then later went to die during some war event as adults, as shown by their coffins. this is their eternal punishment. perhaps the girl isn’t even real, she is just there to “guide” them through their suffering

the children are all actually dead (based on some war or mass execution/camps event) except for the girl, as her coffin only has a rabbit. the boy thinks she should be dead because he never actually saw her before he died and assumed she suffered a similar fate. the girl is the last to die at the end by some sort of creatures or demons masquerading as her friends to lure her in. she then meets them again at the bottom of the well (you only “learn” this if you get all the coffins) and they rise together in rage and betrayal when the well water does (perhaps in some sort of timeloop)

the other children were actually sacrificed before the girl, and are then there when she meets her fate at the bottom of the well. the end of the previous theory then occurs

the girl somehow died as a child, likely an accident while playing, and this is the other’s versions of internal (or perhaps divine) feelings and representation of grief and guilt. perhaps they tried to hide the body by tossing her down the well, or she fell down during the accident, and she (or they) feel like they didn’t try to save her, hence the feeling of “murder” and “sacrifice”. the lamb and the rabbits depict this “loss of innocence”

separate or similarly to the previous theory, the girl died and the children tried to revive her through a blood sacrifice. this would then tie into the second and previous theory

how do i make my dog know im in charge. he’s a rescue and i’ve had him for a little over six months. he was about a year old when i got him

i don’t want to be a dictator or anything but he never got to the point where he realized the dynamic. he is my little buddy but he’s also a toddler and will die if he doesn’t listen to me (no literally he wants to chase cars)

twas a slow day at work so have a quick doodle of a pumpkin person

so it’s time for my first ever poll