I will be offended if this story doesn't end at least in the top 3 for Implementation of Theme, arguably one of the best submissions that uses the theme to tell its story.
The concept of reconstructing old stories with ‘facts’ and fables to find the ‘real’ story works perfectly with the gameplay mechanics—although maybe I’m a bit biased because I love logic games, but shh—it is interesting to see how much a story can change across time, seeing how, in cases, their messages and lessons can be completely different. Also, it brings the question of: if logic and deductions are actually useful to discern what is real or not, ignoring in the process that there’s not a real story to begin with.
Both stories were compelling, and it was more interesting to see until what point you can chop and disregard the stories, forgetting in the process the original message from them.