History Fridge / LittleNightmaresII

* Multiple origins are given for why the Patients went to the Hospital, from being bored to “looking in the mirror and hating what stared back.” At first, this seems odd considering no other character or even group (Bullies, Viewers, etc.) has multiple origins. Then, you realize that both the stories are correct, as they are meant to be the general reasons most of the patients came to the Doctor.
* If you think about it the reason the teacher has a long pultruding neck is that it mirrors the lingering presence of a strict teacher who is always bending over looking over your shoulder to see how your behaving.

* Remember how the first game's DLC featured the Thin Man on a TV in a post-credits scene? Well, if you subscribe to the theory [[spoiler: that this is all a prequel]], then his presence in that teaser is actually worse in retrospect. [[spoiler: If that teaser does take place after this game, that means the Thin Man/Mono [[NotQuiteDead isn't dead after that showdown in the city streets]], [[ParanoiaFuel he's still watching from inside the screen]], and who's to say [[RoaringRampageOfRevenge he isn't sea]][[WeUsedToBeFriends rching for Six...?]]]]

** The porcelain children are seen causing an absolute ruckus during lunchtime (beating each other up, throwing food, dancing, etc). Now, compare this to how they act when in class with the teacher. The difference? When they are in class, [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness there is nothing but pure dead silence as the Teacher stands at the front of the room.]]

** The characters' descriptions explicitly describe that the Porcelain Children are incapable of kindness and declares them as unambiguously [[EnfanteTerrible a bunch of little bastards.]] However, if the Teacher ''did'' create them all, that means she made them that way ''on purpose.'' Keeping in mind how much she loves "disciplining" her students, [[FailureIsTheOnlyOption whose to say it wasn't with the intention to create excuses to punish them even more?]]

** The worst part? Unlike Mono and Six, the porcelain children are not really alive and likely don't age, which means that they'll likely never "graduate" and will spend their entire lives at the school.

* If you believe the Thin is not Mono, but that Mono merely became the ''next'' Thin Man, then that's arguably even worse. This basically means that the tower transforms its tenant into a mindless entity with glitch powers by trapping them forever and slowly corrupting them. How do we know the old Thin Man wasn't some unfortunate guy or [[HarmfulToMinors some unfortunate kid]] corrupted by the tower, like how Mono was?

** The Teacher's school becomes more horrifying once you realize that she's seen putting together a body of a child. In other words, she likely is the one who built the porcelain children herself. Which makes the way how she scares, scolds, and beats them even more scary and sad. [[TrulySingleParent They are practically her own children.]]

** Or that Mono has become the new replacement Thin Man and is trying to get out of the tower for his revenge ahead of schedule.

** The porcelain children are seen causing an absolute ruckus during lunchtime (beating each other up, throwing food, dancing, etc). Now, compare this to how they act when in class with the teacher. The difference? When they are in class, [[OutOfCharacterIsSeriousBusiness there is nothing but pure dead silence as the Teacher stands at the front of the room.]]

** The Teacher's school becomes more horrifying once you realize that she's seen putting together a body of a child. In other words, she likely is the one who built the porcelain children herself. Which makes the way how she scares, scolds, and beats them even more scary and sad. [[TrulySingleParent They are practically her ''own children''.]]

** The porcelain children are seen causing an absolute ruckus during lunchtime (beating each other up, throwing food, dancing, etc). Now, compare this to how they act when in class with the teacher. The difference? When they are in class, [[OutOfCharacterIsSeriousBusiness there is nothing but ''pure dead silence'' as the Teacher stands at the front of the room.]]

** The porcelain children are seen causing an absolute ruckus during lunchtime (beating each other up, throwing food, dancing, etc). Now, compare this to how they act when in class with the teacher. The difference? When they are in class, {{OutOfCharacterIsSeriousBusiness there is nothing but ''pure dead silence'' as the Teacher stands at the front of the room.}}
** The Teacher's school becomes more horrifying once you realize that she's seen putting together a body of a child. In other words, she likely is the one who built the porcelain children herself. Which makes the way how she scares, scolds, and beats them even more scary and sad. They are practically her ''own children''.

** Or that Mono has become the new replacement Thin Man and is trying to get out of the tower for his revenge ahead of schedule

* Or that Mono has become the new replacement Thin Man and is trying to get out of the tower for his revenge ahead of schedule

* Remember how the first game's DLC featured the Thin Man on a TV in a post-credits scene? Well, if you subscribe to the theory [[spoiler: that this is all a prequel]], then his presence in that teaser is actually worse in retrospect. [[spoiler: If that teaser does take place after this game, that means the Thin Man/Mono [[NotQuiteDead isn't dead after that showdown in the city streets]], [[ParanoiaFuel he's still watching from inside the screen]], and who's to say [[RoaringRampageOfRevenge he isn't sea]][[WeUsedToBeFriends rching for Six...?]]]]