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We explain what the ending of the game means, and what the secret cut-scene tells us, which starts when all the souls (chaotic remains) are collected
Little Nightmares 2 is a sequel to the original game, the main character of which is a boy named Mono. The boy, along with the heroine of the first part of the Sixth, travels through a distorted world, trying to overcome the incarnations of all his nightmares.
THERE WILL BE SPOILERS!!!
At the end of the second part of the game, Six betrays Mono. Why does she do it? Let's figure it out together.
Little Nightmares 2 plays with the feelings of the players for a reason, because the seemingly small, but very sharp turn in the finale of the game makes you think about what happened. Over the course of the game, a seemingly unbreakable bond is formed between Mono and Six, but the writers of the plot still found a way to stick a dagger in the player's back, completely destroying his feelings for Six after her betrayal by Mono. At first glance, it seems that there is no explanation for this, and that all this is the tricks of the developers, just to make a fuss about the history of their game. But in fact, there is an explanation for the act of the Sixth, which the players stubbornly did not want the deputy??chat. And some still don't want to.
Having reached the end of Little Nightmares 2 , it seems to many users that the plot is a foregone conclusion: Mono and Six will escape from the destructible world through the portal and find themselves safe, but everything spoils the final scene in which the girl specifically releases Mono, thereby forcing him to turn into the main antagonist of the game - Thin person .
It seems that the act of the heroine is a rather gloomy turn, that after being in the distorted world of the Thin Man, she completely deteriorated. This is partly true. When Mono was supposed to lend a helping hand at the beginning of the fourth chapter, he just sat under the bed in the children's room and didn't even do anything. This is the first betrayal of Mono in relation to the Sixth, who, having visited the deformed world of the Thin Man, changed not only her appearance, but also her worldview.
It seems that Six knew about this long before the players know about it. Unlike Mono, Six no longer wears any hats, and can see her companion as they really are. Or rather, most likely, she could finally see him the way he will become in the finals of IS?Orii.
Once Mono meets his fate, the players realize that the boy's fate is indeed much worse than ordinary death. Considering that Six can see her friend better and that she seems to be staring into her companion's soul before letting go of his hand, it looks like she notices a similarity in her companion and evil presence. Perhaps her act is justified by the fact that she saw who Mono would become in reality, and decided to save him from this fate. In fact, not realizing that by such an act she created the Thin Man . Instead of defeating the villain before he comes after her, she creates him. Including this particular twist, it seems to fit in with the rather creepy feel of the game as a whole. A character that players play two games as, hoping to escape, ends up putting themselves in danger. This, by the way, seems like a reserve for the continuation of the story of Little Nightmares.
In the second part of Little Nightmares, players will play as the child Mono. This boy walks around with a plastic bag on his head for most of the game, hiding his face. Throughout the adventure, players will visit several locations where most of the inhabitants are zombified byme a tower. It is similar to the All-Seeing Eye from The Lord of the Rings film series and sends its signals throughout the city, distorting reality for all its inhabitants.
In the first chapter we get acquainted with the Sixth - the heroine of the first part. If you carefully examine the drawing on the wall in her room, you can see a painted tower with an eye on top. Arriving in the city, the heroes will meet this symbol more than once on their way. Clocks and pictures at school are decorated with it, and children also draw it on the floor and walls
What can we say about the hospital, where the sign of the eye is generally found at every step, and in the Pale City, the heroes will see a real tower at all. This is not the only coincidence, because the mysterious image of the eye can be found not only in the locations of this game, but also seen in the first part of Little Nightmares. There were constant eyeballs on various structures that burned Six as soon as she entered their line of sight. For a simple coincidence, this symbol comes across to the player too often, right?
Let's go through the finale, in which everything was also not so obvious. Mono and Six meet the Mysteries?a dead man in a black hat who kidnaps a girl, leaving the hero alone with the decaying world. Mono successfully overcomes all the trials and wins the battle against the Thin Man in the Hat. Before the battle, the boy opens his face and gets rid of the headdress. The Hero goes looking for Six and finds an enlarged evil version of her, who is guarding her music box.
Mono manages to bring the girl back to reality and friends have to run away from an amorphous pile of meat with a huge number of eyes. Before entering the real world, Six releases Mono, who is hanging on a ledge, who eventually falls into the abyss and, having passed through an unknown substance with eyes, climbs onto a chair that previously belonged to a man in a hat. Then you can see how the boy, after a while, gradually turns into that very strange man who pursued the children in the last chapters.
The theme of zombification of humanity is the main theme in the game and sweeps through all corners of the Pale City. The tower changes not only the reality for all adults, but also their inner world, depriving them of their usual?? human form. For example, all the inhabitants of the city have faces twisted into a spiral. And this is not the last coincidence. All these spiral-shaped signs come across as often as the symbols with an eye. In a psychiatric hospital, a leaflet is hanging in the torture room with an electric chair. The entire city is distorted by the impulses coming out of the tower, so the heroes are constantly surrounded by twisted or curved houses.
The main purpose of the tower is to isolate society, break any human relationships and control what is happening. A sort of analogue of the state system. That is why people in the Pale City no longer communicate with each other. They are buried in the TV and do not notice what is happening around, they are ready to jump from the roof and go to the call of the tower. This means that there is something in the tower that can distort the minds of living beings in such a way and deform the appearance of the city.
Based on this, there is another important purpose for the existence of a structure with an eye. It is a protective shell of the substance that lives inside. This can be seen at the end of the game, when Mono briefly breaks the effect of illusions and reveals the real image of the creature. Poet??mu Mono and need substance. By taking control of a child with such telepathic powers, this demonic creature will be able to freely continue its existence in disguise, which means endlessly wreaking havoc and doing evil for humanity.
If everything becomes pretty clear with the control of adults, then what should a being do with the younger generation? The substance is not capable of zombifying children, so he needs a school that destroys all positive personality traits and brings up soulless empty-headed cattle. As a result, children turn into dolls who have not a drop of independence and completely lack feelings. They are ready to kill each other for the sake of a higher being.
But what to do if, in addition to the people “needed” by the system, dissident personalities appear who are ready to fight it for freedom, like Mono? Such subjects were immediately taken to the hospital for correction. The entity had to take the most resistant children on its own, so there is a theory in which all the captured children later turned into the main punishers of the system. It's about?It also happened to the Sixth, which noticeably increased in size and did not move away from her cherished box until the protagonist freed her. Partly confirms the theory and the comic book of the same name, where in some chapters the events that happened to other children are described. All of them were eventually caught, and their appearance is very reminiscent of the bosses from the first part of the game.
While traveling around the world, players come across televisions that press their impulses on children and allow Mono to go inside, where he discovers a mysterious man in a hat. At first, the hero follows him on his own, but towards the end of the game, a man in a hat crawls out of the TV and follows, as if pushing Mono to move straight to the tower.
The connection between Mono and the Thin Man can be guessed much earlier if one pays attention to Mono and his initial attempts to move through the television boxes. Climbing in and out was only possible for the mysterious man and his protégé. And did he really want to harm the child?
It's more like the man in the hat exerts moral pressure on the hero. He slowly follows the child's trail, each time allowing him to escape at the last moment. The villain even takes Six in front of Mono in order to force her to go to the tower. But what really connects them: a direct relationship or another trick of the substance, recreated with the help of charms?
The most likely theory, in which the main role is assigned only to Mono, and the man in the hat is just an insane projection represented by the substance. The demonic being feeds on the powers of the right children who are ready to resist evil. Gradually, their capabilities end, so the demonic entity is constantly in search of new victims.
At some point in time, she discovers Mono, who is able to single-handedly feed the tower with powers. The creature, with its last strength, decides to catch the child in its nets at all costs, so it sends a projection after it, which constantly moves in jerks and dissolves in front of Mono. In addition, the identity of the forces of the tower only enhances the capabilities of the child, who is easily destroyedt acting witchcraft.
Throughout the game, children come across chaotic remains. These are some phantoms of children who ended up in the clutches of a man in a hat. It is worth paying attention to how Mono absorbs these projections. He seems to feel the pain and emotions of each child, passing them through himself.
In this version, it is believed that the monster in the hat and Mono are the same person in different periods of time. The villain can travel through time and is the main weapon of the tower. He came for Mono, in order to prevent the child from turning off the path planned earlier. In this case, his easy death is quite logical. Mono returns to the tower and transforms into who he was meant to be.
In this case, the substance needs only Mono, whose powers are so great that they allow the creature to cope with the zombification of the Pale City alone. However, the Sixth manages to escape and she will continue her further journey, regardless of the adventures that have occurred with her friend. This can be explained by the fact that the time loop exists only for Mobut, therefore, it will not affect other characters in any way. Perhaps in the future, Mono will again be able to escape from the influence of the substance and return to the past again before the first meeting with the Sixth, but we will not know about this soon.
At the end of the story, an unexpected event occurs: Six first pulls out Mono, but then looks into his face and pulls her hand away without thinking about the consequences. The girl lets go of her hand and her friend falls into the abyss. So why couldn't Six be able to save her friend after all the tests she passed and threw Mono to be eaten by the system?
This is because Six had never before seen Mono's face, which was hidden by a wearable box on his head. Now the girl was able to see her friend close up and catch the features of a thin man in a hat, who dragged the child into the tower. In addition, Mono shares abilities with the villain. This could overlap and frighten the girl, because the Sixth remained a cautious and distrustful loner for a long time.
Describing this more negative version of the final events is rather difficult from the point of view of the average player. In addition, after so many trials passed together, it is hard to believe in the sincere desire of the girl to betray Mono. However, for the Sixth, not everything turned out to be as obvious as it might have seemed to the player during the passage of the game.
We return to the first meeting of the heroes and understand that it was Mono who purposefully disturbed the girl's peace, following his ideas about the freedom of each person. He forced Six against his will to go on a long journey, in which she also nearly died.
Once in the tower, the hero discovers the girl in an enlarged, intimidating form. She hugs her favorite music box, and various toys are scattered around her. The sixth, even in this terrible place, is in complete peace and clearly does not want to leave here. Mono, in this situation, considered that it was extremely necessary for him to break the girl's favorite thing in order to free her. So he destroyed not only the good children's atmosphere that filled the entire room. Mono deprived Six of the comfort that allowed her toto be alone with yourself in your own little world.
The most unlikely interpretation, in which it is assumed that the substance infiltrated the body of the Sixth and forced her to throw her friend into the abyss. The only confirmation of this theory can be a further development of events, thought out by the essence of the tower, in which it was surprisingly able to send an impulse to the Sixth after its release. This explanation is reinforced by the appearance of the girl's shadow in the secret ending, but still should not be taken seriously.
The developers have officially announced that Little Nightmares 2 is a sequel, but there are several very important details that refute this version:
In the first part, after defeating the Geisha, the girl received the monster's abilities and could use them in the future. The same thing happened in the secret ending of the second part. The girl was able to get out of the TV and saw her shadow, although previously only Mono owned these powers. Recall that up to this point, the Sixth could not get out of the TV on its own. This is clearly seen in the moment when the girl tried to escape from the Thin Man.
Her escape attempt fails, so Mono has to follow the girl to the tower. Considering that every sane child most likely has some kind of superpower in this world, can we assume that the main ability of the Sixth is the ability to take away some of the abilities or absorb them into herself?? fully. Perhaps in the future, the girl will be able to take away the abilities of various evil creatures and use them for the benefit of humanity.
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While the theme of zombification of humanity is central to the game and sweeps through all corners of the Pale City, it also touches on other more important issues. For example, human fears, relationships between people, selflessness and self-sacrifice for the sake of a close friend. Many theories help reveal the true intention of the developers, but there are still many questions that we may never get answers to, even in subsequent additions and new parts of the game.
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