Games that allow the player to interact and interpret in their own minds are so rare, and I find them so darn interesting!
This was genuinely a very riveting experience, and I bounced from theory to theory to theory as I was traversing the landscapes encountered. In the end, all I can really say is that I was left with many feelings, none of them bad, as the game came to an end.
I noticed a couple of other people who said that they only wanted to play through once, so as not to taint the original ending received. I'm definitely in that bracket too. The ending I came across was evidently the one meant for me. And I'm sticking with it.
If anyone else out there is looking for a whimsical escape from reality for 20 minutes of so, you definitely can't go wrong with this!