this is a beautiful game with a set of voices and soundtrack and slow page-turning(clicking) pace that feels intimate and honest. it talks about how culture shapes our perception of self (or lack of it). i wonder if this game is meant to feel like it embraces and forgives the part of humans that feel like the observer, or if that's just something that i'm projecting as somebody who easily tires of fighting to be on the inside. either way i'm not completely sure what to make of the story but i'm sure i'll continue thinking about it.