History WMG / EverybodysGoneToTheRapture

* The game has six chapters. The observatory has six towers. When Kate is trying to boost the Pattern's signal, she says "if I conceptualize the point of origin as a seventh tower, it just might work." The game is filled with radios which you can interact with to hear Kate speak. But before you interact, the radio is reciting a series of numbers. Each radio is reciting a different series. After you finish Kate's chapter and reach the credits, there's a long series of numbers at the end of the credits. So here's my speculation: Somehow, we're supposed to decode all these numbers and uncover a message. The message will tell us about a secret in-game action we can take which will unlock the seventh chapter. The name of the chapter will be "The Pattern", and it will solve at least some of the mysteries.

[[WMG: The ending where Kate ascends to
the observatory takes place many years after the rest of the game.]]

the observatory for a final time takes place many years after the rest of the game]]

* The game has six chapters. The observatory has six towers. When Kate is trying to boost the Pattern's signal, she says "if I conceptualize the point of origin as a seventh tower, it just might work." The game is filled with radios which you can interact with to hear Kate speak. But before you interact, the radio is reciting a series of numbers. Each radio is reciting a different series. After you finish Kate's chapter and reach the credits, there's a long series of numbers at the end of the credits. So here's my speculation: Somehow, we're supposed to decode all these numbers and uncover a message. The message will tell us about a secret in-game action we can take which will unlock the seventh chapter. The name of the chapter will be "The Pattern", and it will solve at least some of the mysteries.

** Listen closely to the first radio message being played. The first phrase uttered doesn’t sound like it came from the radio, but in-person. Then the radio message officially starts.

** A final reason Kate makes the most sense is if the player character is an outsider, the military would have the place under lockdown. If the player character was a resident, the devs would have to include an entire sub plot of the pc coming to terms with the situation. Kate, on the ither hand, understood the gist of what happened, and would require the least amount of “wtf!?”-style exposition.

* A Security Guard who works at the Observatory. However, the only implication that this is who we are playing as is the fact that we begin the game right outside the locked gate of the Observatory, but the open Gatehouse where he would be working.

* The game has six chapters. The observatory has six towers. When Kate is trying to boost the Pattern's signal, she says "if I conceptualize the point of origin as a seventh tower, it just might work." The game is filled with radios which you can interact with to hear Kate speak. But before you interact, the radio is reciting a series of numbers. Each radio is reciting a different series. After you finish Kate's chapter and reach the credits, there's a long series of numbers at the end of the credits. So here's my speculation: Somehow, we're supposed to decode all these numbers and uncover a message. The message will tell us about a secret in-game action we can take which will unlock the seventh chapter. The name of the chapter will be "The Pattern", and it will solve at least some of the mysteries.

[[WMG: The Wounded Fox is a metaphor for Les Enfantes Terribles from ''{{Metal Gear Solid}}''.]]
* Let's think about it. [[spoiler: Stephen was jealous of the fox because it was like a brother, and it got more attention from Stephen's dad. In ''Metal Gear'', Liquid was the rejected one, and Big Boss apparently rejected him. Stephen is Liquid, and the Fox is either Gray Fox or Snake. It makes complete sense.]]

* TheLastOfItsKind, which is why it felt "lonely"

There's a reason no one's ever heard of this village...the SCP wiped it off the map to prevent people from investigating and becoming infected.


[[WMG: The Pattern was manipulating Steven the whole time.]]
* Steven tried to stop the Pattern, but he couldn't think straight because he was infected and the Pattern inside him subtly scrambled his thoughts. That's why we hear him using radio to communicate with the outside even after he realizes that the Pattern travels through radio waves. His efforts to stop the Pattern actually helped it to spread, but he didn't realize what he was doing.

* This is why the sun jumps around after you seen a major scene.

[[WMG: The Wounded Fox is a metaphor for Les Enfantes Terribles from {{Metal Gear Solid}}.]]
* Let's think about it, [[spoiler: Stephen was jealous of the fox because it was like a brother, it got more attention from Stephen's dad, in Metal Gear, Liquid was the rejected one, and Big Boss apparently rejected him. Stephen is Liquid, and the Fox is either Gray Fox or Snake. It makes complete sense.]]

[[WMG: The Pattern was mostly contained even after it escaped the valley, and you play an SCPFoundation agent investigating the disappearances.]]

** Considering the state of the village, it appears that the Rapture happened very recently. (But then again, time itself doesn't seem to make sense in this story; the sun moves dramatically many times, for no reason.)

* Let's think about it, [[spoiler: Stephen was jealous of the fox because it was like a brother, it got more attention from Stephen's dad, in Metal Gear, Liquid was the rejected one, and Big Boss apparently rejected him. Stephen is Liquid, and the Fox is either Gray Fox or Snake. It makes complete sense]]

[[WMG: The Wounded Fox is a metaphor for Les Enfantes Terribles from {{Metal Gear Solid}}]]

* The game has six chapters. The observatory has six towers. When Kate is trying to boost the Pattern's signal, she says "if I conceptualize the point of origin as a seventh tower, it just might work." The game is filled with radios which you can interact with to hear Kate speak. But before you interact, the radio is reciting a series of numbers. Each radio is reciting a different series. After you finish Kate's chapter and reach the credits, there's a long series of numbers at the end of the credits. So here's my speculation: Somehow, we're supposed to decode all these numbers and uncover a message. The message will tell us about a secret in-game action we can take which will unlock the seventh chapter. The name of the chapter will be "The Pattern", and it will solve at least some of the mysteries.

* The game has six chapter. The observatory has 6 towers. When Kate is trying to boost the Pattern's signal, she says "if I conceptualize the point of origin as a seventh tower, it just might work." The game is filled with radios which you can interact with to hear Kate speak. But before you interact, the radio is reciting a series of numbers. Each radio is reciting a different series. After you finish Kate's chapter and reach the credits, there's a long series of numbers at the end of the credits. So here's my speculation: Somehow, we're supposed to decode all these numbers and uncover a message. The message will tell us about a secret in-game action we can take which will unlock the seventh chapter. The name of the chapter will be "The Pattern", and it will solve at least some of the mysteries.

* Near the end, Stephen says that he can't get any signals on his radio. He takes that as a sign that the pattern has consumed the whole world. But maybe everyone's fine, and he can't detect them because everybody followed his advice and turned off their radio equipment (by order of the government).

** Lizzie is revealed to be pregnant. In Lizzie's chapter, the guiding light has a smaller light following it around. This small light is her unborn child.

[[WMG: The guiding lights are each unique]]

* This is why the sun jumps around after you seen a major scene.

* Part of a race that collects and preserves memories of sentient races, destroying them in the process, but does not know that it's actions are harmful.

** Alternately, he was fully aware that the Pattern might escape via his transmissions, but he figured it was worth the risk. The Pattern doesn't necessarily travel on all frequencies.

There's a reason no one's ever heard of this village...the SCP wiped it off the map to prevent people from investigating and becoming infected.

* TheLastOfItsKind which is why it felt "lonely"

* Kate's "soulmate" and was attracted to this planet by her