Anabanana said:
Mmhmm, and of all things they could've shown to us, they present us with a scenario of "naked bathing young woman". Nothing to do with sex at all. Nope.
Anabanana said:
Imagine that it's a demon, who's, say, been wronged by a horny guy in the past and this is a test of sorts to see whether or not we're a horny bastard who should die horribly.
I meant that it have managed to find faults with everyone who had been here so far,
if it needs to find a fault to begin with.
It is a malevolent ghost that kills or traps its victims. If it forcibly puts people through its 'test', and everyone fails at it, that means the 'test' is just an excuse.
Anabanana said:
So you're arguing that whatever choice we make here doesn't matter, then?
No, I am arguing that it not worth trying to appease it, if what is inside this room is the culprit. If so, then yes, as far as our relationship with it goes, it does not matter. I certainly didn't choose A to have a theme for a conversation with it.
Anabanana said:
In fact A almost seems too obviously like the bad end choice to me.
That's just fear-mongering. If anything, C looks much more like it, but I doubt any choices here are outright game-enders.
Anabanana said:
B might at least buy us some time and give us more information with which to make our decisions.
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A might be an illusion.
I don't think it can influence our mind to such an extent - so far its tricks were more subtle. And B does not even need to be an illusion to be useless/false. But I guess this is just going in circles - everything that is being said here was already said before.
Anabanana said:
If she IS indeed just another human girl, which I doubt since all the people kidnapped have been young men, why would knocking and talking to her in a normal, polite voice spook her?
No, I don't think she is human. But it may be another ghost, different from what have been kidnapping the villagers. Maybe there are two ghosts, the girl and her lover. Maybe it is the place itself that is killing them, and the girl is innocent. This is just speculation, but the point is - there are ways for her not to be directly responsible for this mess.
Anabanana said:
If it was going to kill us and eat us (demons' typical MO apart from seducing guys they find attractive), wouldn't it have done so before now? The fact that we didn't wake up inside a large steamer or boiling wok of oil means that they wanted to have this encounter, and our response to the situation does, in fact, matter.
Or it simply can't, and there are conditions that have to be met first. I don't want to do anything with the girl, I just want to have a look at her and the room she is in. No talking, no entering, a quick look and a retreat, if possible.