bad expression: HELLO CHILD
- The Uncle. We never see its body. We're only told he doesn't have hands, and that's it. His voice has a low, screechy quality to it, and not to mention his child-eating tendencies...
- Undefined Error, the games first ending. When you agree to meet your guest at the door, the music becomes all scratchy and distorted. It gives you the idea that something is not right. Then you become the Uncle's next victim.
- Run, the game's second ending. You decide to run and hide in the bathroom (the kitchen doesn't even exist at this point), you can't even successfully hide from the Uncle, as it knows where you are. You are still eaten no matter what.
- While Exit, the third ending, does have a more Bittersweet Ending than the two listed above, it is still ripe with horrific possibilities. How? Because you escaped the house early, your friend won't show up at school. When you ask your teacher, they reveal that your friend moved away. At first, it seems to be an odd way to end it, but this veers into Fridge Horror when you play more of the game and understand more of the uncle.
- The fifth ending. The protagonist chooses to investigate their best friend's house after it burns down and takes their Game Boy. When they return home, the protagonist's mother informs them that their uncle is coming for dinner. As revealed earlier, the protagonist doesn't have an uncle. Three guesses which uncle she's talking about.
