Tom

We see a lamb.

it jolts and twitches to life, much like she does at the end of the game.

Clearly, these two things are once again linked.

The game is a cycle, and this lamb is another representation of her.

In multiple cultures like Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, lambs are a symbol of sacrifice.

Historically, they were used as a way to atone for sins or to avoid certain death.

Man,

My media studies class is really coming in clutch today.

This is how the girl is seen by the other orphans.

She was the necessary sacrifice that was needed to be made to stop the war.

By sacrificing her, the bad omen, it would stop everything and they could go back to their old lives.

And if you think I'm just being convoluted for the sake of it, why would this girl be symbolized by two things?

We literally see the narrative play out in the movie theater.

If you stop and watch the whole thing, rather than just carrying on to the next area like most people, we see a circle of five rabbits running around.

The food begins to rot, and then there's one dead rabbit, with four rabbits running around the dead one, followed by a lamb being killed.

that's what this game is.

These children are looking for a way out of their hardship, the rotting food, and see sacrificing the girl, the white hair, the bad omen, as the only way to end the curse of war.

But why would they think that?

I mean, I don't know if you guys can tell, but I've had a mystery voice and throat issue that's been plaguing me for six months now.

We're still looking into it.