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* AmbiguousGenderIdentity: Is canonically non-binary.
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* ThreeAmigos: With Ryo and Necrotary in ''VideoGame/{{Crowscare}}'', ''VideoGame/TricksNTreats'' and ''VideoGame/BlackoutHospital''.
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** Played straight in ''VideoGame/{{Crowscare}}''. ''VideoGame/{{Crowscare}}'', ''VideoGame/TricksNTreats'' and ''VideoGame/BlackoutHospital''. Without the monster around, Embry is shown to be a mature and curious child.child.
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* AdaptationDyeJob: Has blonde hair in ''VideoGame/BlackoutHospital''.
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* ThreeAmigos: With Ryo and Necrotary in ''VideoGame/{{Crowscare}}'', ''VideoGame/TricksNTreats'' and ''VideoGame/BlackoutHospital''.
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* UncertainDoom: [[spoiler: Dr. D. Light gets pushed into the basement by a panicking Embry after he insists on going in and confronting whatever is down there. We never see him again and there's a bloody puddle around the basement door right after. But it's never confirmed that the monster ate him either.]]
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* UncertainDoom: [[spoiler: Dr. D. Light gets pushed into the basement by a panicking Embry after he insists on going in and confronting whatever is down there. We never see him again and there's a bloody puddle around the basement door right after. But after, but it's never confirmed that the monster ate him either.]]
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* HolidayMode: His mask has flower ornaments, since the story happens during spring. In ''VideoGame/{{Crowscare}}'' he changes it for a mask with leaves instead.
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* MysteriousMiddleInitial: The drawing in the fridge shows that his full name is Embry G. Oliver. It's unknown what the G stands for, but it stands for "E. G. O".
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* MysteriousMiddleInitial: The drawing in the fridge shows that his their full name is Embry G. Oliver. It's unknown what the G stands for, but it stands for "E. G. O".
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** Played straight in ''VideoGame/{{Crowscare}}''. Without the monster around, Embry is shown to be a mature and curious child.
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* TookALevelInKindness: In the ''VideoGame/{{Crowscare}}'' timeline, coming off less of a stressed kid and more friendly, even being closer to Dr. D. Light. All in all, it really looks as the monster's existence brought out the worst in them, and with it not existing in the first place, all this never happened.
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* PromotionToParent: Becomes Embry's surrogate father in ''VideoGame/{{Crowscare}}''.
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* TheGhost: In the original game, the story takes place after they were eaten by the monster, and as such they never show up. However, the mother does have a cameo in ''VideoGame/{{Crowscare}}''.
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* WhiteHairBlackHeart: It's implied that the monster who killed the white-haired Embry's parents is an EnemyWithin of Embry themself.
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The protagonist of the game, a pale, white-ahired child who has to feed a monster living in their basement after it ate their parents.
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* NiceGuy: Dr. D. Lightful, a traveling doctor who does his best to help and cheer up Embry.
* PunnyName: His name sound like "delight", and he is [[NiceGuy a delight to be around]].
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* NiceGuy: Dr. D. Lightful, a A traveling doctor who does his best to help and cheer up Embry.
* PunnyName: His namesound sounds like the word "delight", and he is [[NiceGuy a delight to be around]].
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* TheCameo: The mother shows up with Embry and Dr. D. Light in ''VideoGame/{{Crowscare}}'', apparently still alive somehow.
* TheCameo: He shows up in ''VideoGame/{{Crowscare}}'' with Embry and their mom.
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* BigBad: Embry must feed it to keep from being eaten like it ate their parents. The conflict is Embry trying to get enough food to satisfy the monster. [[spoiler:Though one of the endings heavily implies that the "monster" is [[EnemyWithin in Embry's head]].]]
* ToServeMan: When the monster first appeared it ate Embry's parents. [[spoiler: It's also heavily implied to have eaten Dr. D. Light after Embry accidentally pushed him into the basement.]]
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* BigBad: Embry must feed it to keep from being eaten like it ate their parents. The conflict is Embry trying to get enough food to satisfy the monster. [[spoiler:Though Though one of the endings heavily implies that the "monster" is [[EnemyWithin in Embry's head]].]]
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* EnemyWithin: There is a heavy implication that it only exists within Embry's mind; in the route where Embry finally decides to go into the basement to confront it, it appears as Embry themself and says that Embry is using the idea of a monster to escape responsibility.
* SelfMadeOrphan: While not confirmed, it is heavily implied that the monster is Embry themself, and that they killed their parents while having created the idea of a monster to evade responsibility for doing so.
* ToServeMan: When the monster first appeared it ate Embry's parents.[[spoiler: It's It also heavily implied seems to have eaten Dr. D. Light after Embry accidentally pushed him into the basement.]]
* EnemyWithin: There is a heavy implication that it only exists within Embry's mind; in the route where Embry finally decides to go into the basement to confront it, it appears as Embry themself and says that Embry is using the idea of a monster to escape responsibility.
* SelfMadeOrphan: While not confirmed, it is heavily implied that the monster is Embry themself, and that they killed their parents while having created the idea of a monster to evade responsibility for doing so.
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[[folder:Embry]]
The protagonist of the game, a pale, white-ahired child who has to feed a monster living in their basement after it ate their parents.
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* AdorablyPrecociousChild: Deconstructed. Embry's single-minded devotion to keeping the monster fed stresses them out and isolates them from everyone who could help them. It also effectively costs them their childhood, as taking care of the monster leaves them no time to paint or garden, two things they enjoyed very much in the past.
* NeverMyFault: [[spoiler: Both Dr. D. Light and the monster accuse Embry of having this mindset and blaming all of their troubles on either the monster or the people who are just trying to help them, in an effort to avoid taking responsibility for their life.]]
* PromotionToParent: A pretty dark example. After their parents' deaths, Embry was basically promoted to the monster's "parent", as the one who houses and feeds it.
* UncertainDoom: [[spoiler: The ending has Embry enter the basement by themselves, finally ready to confront the monster. As soon as their sprite disappears, the game ends.]]
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[[folder:Embry's Parents]]
Embry's deceased parents who were eaten by the monster.
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[[folder:Dr. D. Light]]
A traveling doctor who decides to help Embry after seeing them suffering.
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* InnocentlyInsensitive: While on the way back to their house, Dr. D. Light jokingly asks Embry if they're not scared a monster is going to attack them in the woods. Embry, who is forced to deal with an actual monster in their home every day, is less than amused.
* NiceGuy: Dr. D. Lightful, a traveling doctor who does his best to help and cheer up Embry.
* PunnyName: His name sound like "delight", and he is [[NiceGuy a delight to be around]].
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: He does his best to take care of Embry upon seeing how hard their life has been.
* UncertainDoom: [[spoiler: Dr. D. Light gets pushed into the basement by a panicking Embry after he insists on going in and confronting whatever is down there. We never see him again and there's a bloody puddle around the basement door right after. But it's never confirmed that the monster ate him either.]]
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[[folder:The Monster]]
The creature in the basement who must be fed. It ate Embry's parents, and if not satisfied, it will eat Embry too.
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* BigBad: Embry must feed it to keep from being eaten like it ate their parents. The conflict is Embry trying to get enough food to satisfy the monster. [[spoiler:Though one of the endings heavily implies that the "monster" is [[EnemyWithin in Embry's head]].]]
* ToServeMan: When the monster first appeared it ate Embry's parents. [[spoiler: It's also heavily implied to have eaten Dr. D. Light after Embry accidentally pushed him into the basement.]]
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[[folder:Embry]]
The protagonist of the game, a pale, white-ahired child who has to feed a monster living in their basement after it ate their parents.
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* AdorablyPrecociousChild: Deconstructed. Embry's single-minded devotion to keeping the monster fed stresses them out and isolates them from everyone who could help them. It also effectively costs them their childhood, as taking care of the monster leaves them no time to paint or garden, two things they enjoyed very much in the past.
* NeverMyFault: [[spoiler: Both Dr. D. Light and the monster accuse Embry of having this mindset and blaming all of their troubles on either the monster or the people who are just trying to help them, in an effort to avoid taking responsibility for their life.]]
* PromotionToParent: A pretty dark example. After their parents' deaths, Embry was basically promoted to the monster's "parent", as the one who houses and feeds it.
* UncertainDoom: [[spoiler: The ending has Embry enter the basement by themselves, finally ready to confront the monster. As soon as their sprite disappears, the game ends.]]
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[[folder:Embry's Parents]]
Embry's deceased parents who were eaten by the monster.
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[[folder:Dr. D. Light]]
A traveling doctor who decides to help Embry after seeing them suffering.
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* InnocentlyInsensitive: While on the way back to their house, Dr. D. Light jokingly asks Embry if they're not scared a monster is going to attack them in the woods. Embry, who is forced to deal with an actual monster in their home every day, is less than amused.
* NiceGuy: Dr. D. Lightful, a traveling doctor who does his best to help and cheer up Embry.
* PunnyName: His name sound like "delight", and he is [[NiceGuy a delight to be around]].
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: He does his best to take care of Embry upon seeing how hard their life has been.
* UncertainDoom: [[spoiler: Dr. D. Light gets pushed into the basement by a panicking Embry after he insists on going in and confronting whatever is down there. We never see him again and there's a bloody puddle around the basement door right after. But it's never confirmed that the monster ate him either.]]
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[[folder:The Monster]]
The creature in the basement who must be fed. It ate Embry's parents, and if not satisfied, it will eat Embry too.
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* BigBad: Embry must feed it to keep from being eaten like it ate their parents. The conflict is Embry trying to get enough food to satisfy the monster. [[spoiler:Though one of the endings heavily implies that the "monster" is [[EnemyWithin in Embry's head]].]]
* ToServeMan: When the monster first appeared it ate Embry's parents. [[spoiler: It's also heavily implied to have eaten Dr. D. Light after Embry accidentally pushed him into the basement.]]
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