[[WMG: Madotsuki is in purgatory]]
Madotsuki died in a car accident, possibly along with other members of her family. Her dreams represent various events in her life, whether terrible (sexual assault, as the game heavily implies) or pleasant (the snow and forest worlds, among others, might allude to family outings, a notion supported by the bicycle effect's presence). Some of them could also represent events Madotsuki was never able to experience, hence traveling to Mars, climbing a mountain, etc.

The effects represent different facets of her personality. The knife is found in a dark world because she rarely or never showed that side of herself in life. Ditto for the kerchief found in the ghost world - the resulting effect is rather stereotypically feminine, as are the long hair effects, also found in dark places.

She can't go through the apartment door because that route leads back to life, and that way's closed to her. However, in her dreams she does pass through that door, as everything on the other side stands for a portion of her former reality. In the end she realizes and accepts that it's behind her. She must move on, and so the [[spoiler: stairs appear on the balcony]] to let her pass beyond in the only way she can. The [[spoiler: blood smear at the very end]] stands for Madotsuki's acceptance of her own death.

3rd Jan '13 10:56:59 PM Anubis3000

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[[WMG:Poniko is Madotsuki’s mother + Masada-sensei raped/had sex with Madotsuki.]]

As another theory suggests, Monoko’s deformed figure might actually represent how her arms were injured and her brain was squished out of her skull after a car accident (the bigger 5 armed picture added only to be creepy/further confuse the players). Poniko is actually Madotsuki’s mother and therefore the one driving the car the day of the accident, she crashed against a car with a family in it. The parents died (as evidenced by one of the rooms in Dave Spector’s tunnel, in which flying heads appear at the end of the room, one belonging to a man, and another to a woman) and so did Monoko (maybe in the frontseat being carried by a parent?). Madotsuki and Monoe were the only survivors of the accident (her face being represented as comprehensive in this case, and wanting to distance herself from Madotsuki, who reminds her of the incident).
Poniko’s room, hidden deep in what most consider one of the few heart-warming areas of the game may support this theory. Poniko’s room may be Madotsuki’s room, her “home”, in which she wishes to see her mom so she could speak to her once more, but she knows that, being dead, this will never happen, which is why Poniko ignores her. It may also be what her mom’s room looked like and after which Madotsuki modeled her own, which may say that Poniko was a single mother. Just like the 1/3600 chance of meeting Takofuusen, the 1/64 chance of meeting Uboa is representative of a 1:64 scale for miniatures, often used for vehicule miniatures such as cars. Uboa may be Poniko’s disfigured face, and the area it sends Madotsuki to may be her father, who raped her before (leading to a divorce) or after the incident, or her new adoptive parent.
* The accident may in fact be a trainwreck, as shown in the Mars-san’s room, and the family may be a family Madotsuki met/was traveling with. 
** Seccom-Masada-sensei may in turn be Madotsuki’s adoptive parent. After the trainwreck, he took pity on her and took her to live with him (making Monoe jealous). Masada-sensei might not be so innocent and protective, for instance, he locks Madotsuki in his spaceship and she’s not able to escape unless she wakes up. He may be in fact the one who raped her, referenced to as an accident (crash) after she went to sleep. Or he may have actually been a positive, protective figure of Madotsuki (protecting her from her more disturbing dream world) and had sex with her after she made advances (went to HIS bed). Either way, he felt bad after this, feeling he’s further ruined her life and bringing him back the memory of the train wreck.

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3rd Jan '13 10:39:14 PM Anubis3000

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[[WMG: Madotsuki is actually Latina.]]

Several clues point to this fact
#The Aztec imagery in several areas of the game and the carpet of her own room. The fact these are usually the "floor" and that she touches them with her feet means she feels these are her "roots".
#The various body parts scattered throughout the game are symbol of the violence in Latin America, maybe memories, maybe her wish to be a criminal.
#The Dark World is reminiscent of her home before she moved to Japan. She had no electricity so she had trouble finding the door to the outside world, her parents too(the Pisspissini) which is why they’re fat and have poor vision/are angry. The ghost is her grandmother’s soul who forgot to leave after Dia de los Muertos and follows her in hopes of finding the exit. When she’s finally out in the Wilderness, one of the places she can access is the Barracks Settlement, which is her old town, in which she bought her Aztec carpet (one of the houses is actually a shop which leads her to the Carpet World, wrongly named “Mural World”).
#Perhaps the most obvious one is the large amount of eyes scattered in the Dream World. The author of the game may have been fluent in Engrish and known that the English word "Latina" could be not so subtly referenced to as "Retina".

3rd Jan '13 9:09:57 PM Anubis3000

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[[WMG:Poniko is Madotsuki’s mother + Masada-sensei raped/had sex with Madotsuki.]]

As another theory suggests, Monoko’s deformed figure might actually represent how her arms were injured and her brain was squished out of her skull after a car accident (the bigger 5 armed picture added only to be creepy/further confuse the players). Poniko is actually Madotsuki’s mother and therefore the one driving the car the day of the accident, she crashed against a car with a family in it. The parents died (as evidenced by one of the rooms in Dave Spector’s tunnel, in which flying heads appear at the end of the room, one belonging to a man, and another to a woman) and so did Monoko (maybe in the frontseat being carried by a parent?). Madotsuki and Monoe were the only survivors of the accident (her face being represented as comprehensive in this case, and wanting to distance herself from Madotsuki, who reminds her of the incident).
Poniko’s room, hidden deep in what most consider one of the few heart-warming areas of the game may support this theory. Poniko’s room may be Madotsuki’s room, her “home”, in which she wishes to see her mom so  she could speak to her once more, but she knows that, being dead, this will never happen, which is why Poniko ignores her. It may also be what her mom’s room looked like and after which Madotsuki modeled her own, which may say that Poniko was a single mother. Just like the 1/3600 chance of meeting Takofuusen, the 1/64 chance of meeting Uboa is representative of a 1:64 scale for miniatures, often used for vehicule miniatures such as cars. Uboa may be Poniko’s disfigured face, and the area it sends Madotsuki to may be her father, who raped her before (leading to a divorce) or after the incident, or her new adoptive parent.
*The accident may in fact be a trainwreck, as shown in the Mars-san’s room, and the family may be a family Madotsuki met/was traveling with. 
**Seccom-Masada-sensei may in turn be Madotsuki’s adoptive parent. After the trainwreck, he took pity on her and took her to live with him (making Monoe jealous). Masada-sensei might not be so innocent and protective, for instance, he locks Madotsuki in his spaceship and she’s not able to escape unless she wakes up. He may be in fact the one who raped her, referenced to as an accident (crash) after she went to sleep. Or he may have actually been a positive, protective figure of Madotsuki (protecting her from her more disturbing dream world) and had sex with her after she made advances (went to HIS bed). Either way, he felt bad after this, feeling he’s further ruined her life and bringing him back the memory of the train wreck.

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