thanks!
the endings are tied to the events in Nowhere (the parts that start with the scary music), you'll know you picked the right path if the music changes in the middle. The idea is that you have to focus on what you know about the present, the characters, and the situation to figure out what the truth is. The true ending has a looooooooooot more content in it and was the part i had the most fun writing for! unfortunately i only had time for one event in nowhere in time for the deadline, but the idea was that with a 33% chance of picking the right answer (if picked at random) at least one out of the 5 would've probably been truthful, and you only need one truth to get the true ending.

here's a hint to make the right choice: "the three choices represent what is lost: nothing, yourself, or someone else. Reflect on who you know is missing something"

hey thanks! I realize probably not too many other people find existential, emotional, and physical horror to be horny, but it's kinda my kink? I have plans for a total of 5 plays and 5 related "after party" endings related to the trauma explored in each Nowhere performance. The one that's done right now is "Punishment"