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* The "A Painting's Demise" ending is full of it. Not only [[spoiler: are any loved ones of Ib and Garry never going to see them again]], but there's also the whole thing with Mary's attempt [[spoiler: to leave. In order for Mary to be able to leave, someone has to take her place. In the ending "Together, Forever", this happens; Garry dies in the phantom gallery and Mary is able to leave with Ib. However, even though Garry and Ib both remain in the phantom gallery in the ending "A Painting's Demise", Mary's attempt to leave in that case ends up destroying her. Since neither Garry nor Ib were actually dead at the time, at least not yet, this indicates that it's not merely someone staying behind that's needed; someone has to actually die]]. What if Mary had managed to convince Ib to [[spoiler: leave with her]] in the "A Painting's Demise" ending? Would Ib have had to [[spoiler: see Mary die right before her eyes]]?
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* The doll room event, the toy box, and the fact that you get bad endings by being mean to the gallery hint that the artworks have a special sort of bond with each other and are at times fiercely protective of each other, and the endings "Welcome to the World of Guertena" and "A Painting's Demise" pretty well confirm it. As well, [[spoiler: Mary]] considers Guertena as a father and refers to the other artworks as siblings. This makes [[spoiler: Mary stabbing the mannequin head during her psychotic breakdown]] a lot more upsetting, since [[spoiler: she's basically hurting her own sibling.]] More horror kicks in when you are in the BonusDungeon. One of the paintings there is named "Mistake", there are two paintings, one of them being "Mistake", who have had their faces scribbled out, and a couple of paintings are found in a completely dark room, hidden from sight. How do these artworks feel towards Guertena? Do they feel abandoned by him?
* The doll room event, the toy box, and the fact that you get bad endings by being mean to the gallery hint that the artworks have a special sort of bond with each other and are at times fiercely protective of each other, and the endings "Welcome to the World of Guertena" and "A Painting's Demise" pretty well confirm it. As well, [[spoiler: Mary]] considers Guertena as a father and refers to the other artworks as siblings. This makes [[spoiler: Mary stabbing the mannequin head during her psychotic breakdown]] a lot more upsetting, since [[spoiler: she's basically hurting her own sibling.]] More horror kicks in when you are in the BonusDungeon. One of the paintings there is named "Mistake", there are two paintings, one of them being "Mistake", who have had their faces scribbled out, and a couple of paintings are found in a completely dark room, hidden from sight. How do these artworks feel towards Guertena? Do they feel abandoned by him?
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* In one of the books you can read about a little girl that got lost in the gallery and later died, which seemed to be based on Ib as a worst case scenario. [[spoiler: If the above theories are true then that girl was probably Mary, and the fact she was Guertana's last work can create [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone interesting]] [[DrivenToSuicide implacations.]]]]
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*The painting of a figure in brown was [[spoiler: not killed for helping Ib, but for telling the truth, [[CategoryTraitor of all things]], in the [[MeaningfulName Liar's Room.]]]]
*The painting of a figure in brown was [[spoiler: not killed for helping Ib, but for telling the truth, [[CategoryTraitor of all things]], in the [[MeaningfulName Liar's Room.]]]]
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* The "Welcome to the World of Guertena" ending in 1.04. [[spoiler: Garry goes utterly insane. Ib has a breakdown over this. Mary keeps them both trapped in her world, forever. Ib's parents and any friends or family Garry might have are never going to see either of them again. To make it even worse, in the gallery's celebration of Mary having two new friends, Ib and Garry weren't moving at all, making Mary's keeping them a possible MummiesAtTheDinnerTable situation to boot.]]
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* The "A Painting's Demise" ending is full of it. Not only [[spoiler: are any loved ones of Ib and Garry never going to see them again]], but there's also the whole thing with Mary's attempt [[spoiler: to leave. In order for Mary to be able to leave, someone has to take her place. In the ending "Together, Forever", this happens; Garry dies in the phantom gallery and Mary is able to leave with Ib. However, even though Garry and Ib both remain in the phantom gallery in the ending "A Painting's Demise", Mary's attempt to leave in that case ends up destroying her. Since neither Garry nor Ib were actually dead at the time, at least not yet, this indicates that it's not merely someone staying behind that's needed; someone has to actually die]]. What if Mary had managed to convince Ib to [[spoiler: leave with her]] in the "A Painting's Demise" ending? Would Ib have had to [[spoiler: see Mary die right before her eyes]]?
* The "A Painting's Demise" ending is full of it. Not only [[spoiler: are any loved ones of Ib and Garry never going to see them again]], but there's also the whole thing with Mary's attempt [[spoiler: to leave. In order for Mary to be able to leave, someone has to take her place. In the ending "Together, Forever", this happens; Garry dies in the phantom gallery and Mary is able to leave with Ib. However, even though Garry and Ib both remain in the phantom gallery in the ending "A Painting's Demise", Mary's attempt to leave in that case ends up destroying her. Since neither Garry nor Ib were actually dead at the time, at least not yet, this indicates that it's not merely someone staying behind that's needed; someone has to actually die]]. What if Mary had managed to convince Ib to [[spoiler: leave with her]] in the "A Painting's Demise" ending? Would Ib have had to [[spoiler: see Mary die right before her eyes]]?
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** Alternatively, [[spoiler: it's a description of what will happen to Ib in the "Ib Alone" endings.]]
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* The "Welcome to the World of Guertena" ending in 1.04. [[spoiler: Garry goes utterly insane. Ib has a breakdown over this. Mary keeps them both trapped in her world, forever. Ib's parents and any friends or family Garry might have are never going to see either of them again. To make it even worse, in the gallery's celebration of Mary having two new friends, Ib and Garry weren't moving at all, making Mary's keeping them a possible MummiesAtTheDinnerTable situation to boot.]]
* The "Welcome to the World of Guertena" ending in 1.04. [[spoiler: Garry goes utterly insane. Ib has a breakdown over this. Mary keeps them both trapped in her world, forever. Ib's parents and any friends or family Garry might have are never going to see either of them again. To make it even worse, in the gallery's celebration of Mary having two new friends, Ib and Garry weren't moving at all, making Mary's keeping them a possible MummiesAtTheDinnerTable situation to boot.]]
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** Alternatively, [[spoiler: it's a description of what will happen to Ib in the "Ib Alone" endings.]]
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* [[spolier: Apparently, it is possible to lose your memory and not regain it after you leave the art world. Also, people outside the world can have their memories changed like Ib's parents in Together Forever. Guertana didn't base his painting s on real people, but in the Portrait Forgotten ending Garry takes the place of the Hanged Man painting. Maybe the paintings ARE based on real people who died in the art world.]]
* [[spolier: Apparently, it is possible to lose your memory and not regain it after you leave the art world. Also, people outside the world can have their memories changed like Ib's parents in Together Forever. Guertana didn't base his painting s on real people, but in the Portrait Forgotten ending Garry takes the place of the Hanged Man painting. Maybe the paintings ARE based on real people who died in the art world.]]
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** The second version is much crueler, [[spoiler: as Ib heads back to the portal ''alone'', since Garry dies from exchanging his rose with Mary, who plucks the petal off of it, in order to retrieve Ib's from her. Just as you choose to go back to the real world, Garry appears and convinces Ib that the exit to go back was somewhere else. The choice to follow Garry simply ends with Ib following him off-screen, and that's it.]] [[NothingIsScarier And you don't even know what happens afterwards]], [[spoiler: or where the Fake Garry is taking Ib.]]
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*[[spoiler: Garry, Ib, and Mary have the primary colors as their own rose colors in an art themed game.]]
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* The endings "Ib All Alone": Depending on how you've completed the game, [[spoiler: you discovered the portrait that leads back to the real world with Garry. Even though you decide to jump into the painting, Ib's mother arrives and scolds her for running off with strangers. You can choose to either go with Ib's mother or head back to the real world with Garry. If you choose to stay, Ib will follow her mother, only for a static ScareChord and a split-second screen black-out to reveal that Ib is following ''nothing'', all while Garry is calling to her from within the portal.]] Let this sink in for a moment; you've done everything in your power to save this girl, [[spoiler: and now she's trapped in the painting world forever, trailing with an illusion she believe is her mother.]] Dear God...
* The endings "Ib All Alone": Depending on how you've completed the game, [[spoiler: you discovered the portrait that leads back to the real world with Garry. Even though you decide to jump into the painting, Ib's mother arrives and scolds her for running off with strangers. You can choose to either go with Ib's mother or head back to the real world with Garry. If you choose to stay, Ib will follow her mother, only for a static ScareChord and a split-second screen black-out to reveal that Ib is following ''nothing'', all while Garry is calling to her from within the portal.]] Let this sink in for a moment; you've done everything in your power to save this girl, [[spoiler: and now she's trapped in the painting world forever, trailing with an illusion she believe is her mother.]] Dear God...
