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New Theory:
What if everything that happens after Annie blows Arthur is actually a coma dream because Annie accidentally bit off Arthur's penis and Arthur had a heart attack from the shock and needed to be put into Dr. Celine's Infirmary indefinitely?
This would explain why everything in this game eventually leads to sex, because that's the last thing Arthur experienced before he had his dick bitten off. Also, as another point of evidence, this might also explain why ever girl who Arthur has had intimate moments with so far is okay with not being the only one he fucked. Other than Agnes, of course, which obviously symbolizes Arthur's regrets and feelings of unfulfillment.
That theory from Daily dose of cats yesterday gave me my own idea for a theory on why men aren't in the magic realm, or rather, why we find none in the places we can visit.
I will fork off of Ddoc's theory with the gendered segregation, however I think that instead of the men and women going to war, the men were all brought over to the Elves. We already saw that Elena is desperate to bring over any and all magic folk she can to the world of machinery, and from the little lore sprinkled throughout the games dialogue, you find out that basically all Elves are like that. And I believe that they began with the men of magic because they are way easier to bring over. What did they use for that? Idk maybe Elfkind invented Legos or something.
So what I'm saying is that the men aren't gone, and neither are they dead. They're just in the one place that was promised to them as eternal heaven which is the same place that has been entirely unaccessible to us.
But that's just a theory. A MAEVE THEORY! Thanks for reading.
Theoretically everyone in the Magic Realm should be calling themselves men, if we assume that there were never any males in that place.
Man once was very much a more gender neutral term, that's why it's found as part of "humanity", "mankind" or "man" in general (in context of 'it was man who was made in gods image')
At some point this word started to refer more towards the male humans which is why we also have the word 'woman' so we can differentiate.
Now given that there aren't any males in the Magic Realm to speak of, this differentiation should have never happened, so, like I said, Maeve and everyone else should theoretically refer to themselves as men.
-I may or may not have missed something during research but the general idea should be correct-










