Doesn't it just tug at your heartstrings? This poor, poor Aubrey. Stuck all the way down here. All her memories of going on adventure with Omori, snuggling up to him, loving him, availed her nothing. And now another Aubrey's just taken her place that loves Omori just as much as she did, and Omori's forgotten all about her. Rather, this version of her. And now all that's left for her is to sink further into Black Space and become nothing.
There's a noticeable issue with Omori's friends. Whenever they encounter something that shouldn't really be part of Headspace's narrative, they clam up. Daddy Longlegs explains the origin of their world as says their god is walking this land as one of it's inhabitants unaware of his own fabrication, and they have nothing to say to that. Kel doesn't joke about maybe being this Dreamer because he's so cool, Aubrey doesn't do her usual flirt routine by saying maybe it's Omori, nothing. Mr. Outback talks about the world as well, and even brings up Basil, but not a peep out of either of them. And what Branch Coral says. Also Abbi later on.
It makes them feel intentionally flat. Like they can only follow a script prepared for them. They're fake. Not real. But these versions of the friends that were replaced and sink into nothing acknowledge their situation to a degree. This Aubrey still cries for help. So if they friends are more aware than they seem...how would the Aubrey behind Omori feel about this? Seeing what could very well be her future. And she can't verbally acknowledge it. Or maybe that's the Aubrey we'd been traveling with for the last three days, and the one behind us is a new Aubrey created for this iteration of Headspace. Horrific.
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That's lame. But I guess you can't really do that on console.