There are still so many questions to be answered after the end of 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Amnesia: Rebirth despite reaching its various endings. The questions aren't due to plot holes in the story. As a matter of fact, all the Amnesia games sell pretty c🤪onvincing and horrific narrative♊s despite remaining ambiguous toward the end.
Rebirth naturally makes you raise questions about the world it was built on, and the strange occurrences that happened in it. If you've just finished the game, here are some thoughts you might be having about Amnesia: Rebirth.
10 How Was The Traveler's Locket Made?
It was explicitly said that Tasi found the Traveler's Amulet on her wrist at some point in the game, but the bigger questions here are how was it made and what is it powered with. It opens rifts between Earth and The Other World, and how the amulet was invented is relatively unknown. Whether it was invented by someone from The Other World or was a product of tinkering by humans who were able to capture vitae, we can only speculate about the origins of the Traveler's Amulet.
9 How Did Alys and Amari Contract Their Disease? 🌞 🐟
From what we know, Tasi was traumatized by Alys' death and took a trip far away from Paris to recover from the loss along with Salim. But we don't know how Alys got the disease that needed the consumption of vitae. What's more interesting is that both Alys and Amari have the same degenerative disease that seemingly has no cure in the human world and there is very little known information about the disease, or how it's acquired.
What we can make of all of this is that vitae isn't just a life-extender, but a substance that makes living bearable.
8 What Were Kita's Plans To Stop Vitae Extraction?
When Tasi finds Kita, he was barely clinging to life as the last of his vitae was taken from him. He was later on, presumably dead due to the absence of vitae. We know of his prior plans of infecting Tihana's vitae supply with The Shadow, and spoiler alert: it failed, which is why The Other World was reduced to a wasteland with only Kita and The Empress, as far as we know. But one lingering question we have is why would he want to stay alive if his civilization perished. Even in his weakened state, his attachment to the last of the vitae supply showed that he still had the will to live, but for what reason? We don't know, and it's hard to tell if he still had any plans to stop the vitae extraction after the first attempt failed and had dire consequences.
7 Whღy Does The Shadow Kill?
The Shadow, otherwise dubbed as "The Guardian of the Orb", kills people who "abuse the power of the orb". That's as vague as it gets, since not everybody who discovers the esoteric orbs get attacked by The Shadow. The Shadow's such a mysterious force that we don't even know if it has a mind of its own or its own set of standards for attacking who it wants to. All we know is that you should avoid it at all costs unless you want to experience severe body horror.
6 Mo🦂re Importantly, Why Was The Shadow Bent On Killing Tasi?
In connection to the previous question, we find that Tasi isn't "abusing" the power of the esoteric orbs. Even then, it's hard to say when we don't know what "abusing" these orbs means in the first place since that knowledge is also lost to humanity. What's even stranger is that The Shadow seemed to consume vitae, which may explain to an extent why it does kill humans.
But that opens more questions than it answers, and more importantly, it doesn't explain why it sees playable characters in the Amnesia games as targets of its bloodlust.
5 Were The Inhabitants Of The Othe💞r Worꦫld Human Too?
This sounds like a question that shouldn't be asked if the definition of human is limited to Earth, but if these creatures were once mortal, who were simply part of an advanced civilization over Earth, then wouldn't they be human too? Although the title of being human becomes debatable when you consider that they've (somewhat) transcended mortality, and when you consider that our extraterrestrial counterparts have blue skin, they might not be human at all but a different species of sentient beings. Well, there's no way to answer this since their civilization looks wiped out.
4 Who Was The Emp⛄ress?
All we know was that Tihana was some sort of leader for The Other World, and that her survival was deemed a priority by her people. Other than her position and immortality, her identity is still very much shrouded by mystery. She's also very driven to kidnap Amari and raise her as her own child, which could boil down to her inability to have children, but that doesn't really explain if she needs the child for any other purpose.
There's not much to say about who she was, but you can definitely agree that she was an oppressive being.
3 🌃 What Will Happen To Amari If You Leave Her To The Empress?
If you've chosen this ending, it's safe to say that Amari lives on forever. But that doesn't really answer what will become of her. Does she stay human, given that she's achieved immortality under the care of Tihana? Does she become as ruthless just for the sake of her own survival, and allow the torture of souls for her own sake? It's just fact that Amari will at least be alive if you leave her in The Other World, but who she becomes and what she does about it become largely unknown.
2 ꧒ What Future Awaits Tasi And Amari If They Both Run Away From The Empress?
Alternatively, you could run away to Paris and save yourself and Tasi. Sounds like the best ending compared to the other two, but even if you run from the problems at hand, there's no conclusive answer to what will happen next. Amari will still need the vitae for her to survive, and Tasi is still a Harvester since there's no known cure after the transformation. You could speculate that she might give in to desperation and harvest vitae to keep Amari alive, or imagine the unimaginable because arguably, there are worse fates possible now that Tasi has become a ghoul.
1 Would The Empress Let The Crew Of T🐷he Cassandra Go If Tas🦄i Sacrificed Amari?
We already know that Dr. Metzier tried to give Amari away, but she didn't hear his offer. What drove this game was Tasi's refusal to give her daughter up before the game even began, and The Empress, being incapable of accepting this answer, had subsequently turned the crew into harvesters. It might be too late to ask, but you might be speculating: could the harvester transformation be prevented if Tasi had just said yes to the offer? Although, it's doubtable that any mother would say yes to such a cruel demand. We can't answer this either, since we know very little about Tihana's character.