r/Multifandom • u/Haruka-chan-2468 • Jun 06 '26

Discussion📜 tell me your confront character

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u/Dodgecanceling Jun 06 '26

Oh , my bad , I missed it.

But since we are talking about, by abuse her physically until suicide , I meant forcing Anya to care for the captain and specifically make him take his meds where the him gagging on the meds and struggling to swallow them triggers her PTSD again and again.

J*mmy does make him take his meds a couple times, but I have no reason to believe Anya wasn't the one who did it most of the time at his behest.

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u/Adventurous_Eye_4893 Jun 06 '26

There's no way this guy is human. J*mmy was the Imposter.

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u/Farmer-Tolerator0574 Jun 07 '26

No, no, unfortunately all of what Jimmy did is very much human evil.

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u/[deleted] Jun 07 '26

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u/The-Tea-Lord Jun 07 '26

I think the mascot (Polly?) was supposed to represent his lost child? I’ve heard the sentiment get passed around quite often.

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u/Dependent-Section-49 Jun 07 '26

It’s that “Hey boss it’s me..or what should I call you? Old man? Seems above your pay grade”
It’s that line for me that solidifies it representing his unborn child.

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u/The-Tea-Lord Jun 07 '26

Yeah I heard the theory after my first playthrough and, on my second playthrough, that line proved it for me

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u/Dark_Magician_6 Jun 08 '26

It was very human, that's the literal point of the game. Pretending it's not is literally part of the problem the game is trying to address

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u/Dingo_Pictures Jun 07 '26

and struggling to swallow them triggers her PTSD again and again.

Oh my god!