![]() I don't feel like there was any kind of possessed doll at all. This is what the axe in front of the doll represents to me, and all the toys always looking away from the player/front of the house/etc.Įventually, Aika starts to lose touch with reality and becomes so obsessed with her imperfections that she decides to end her life. She wants to break away from the feelings of isolation, from feeling like an object. The more Aika's mother hates her, the more Aika grows obsessed with winning her mother's love. Aika tries so hard to communicate to her mother that she loves her, in hope that her mother loves her back. She seeks perfection out of her child, as if Aika were a flawless doll. As we travel through the town, we see the struggle within Aika's mind, and finally find out what is truly going on by looking in the last house.Īika's mother is not the lovely mother she seems. But there's something hidden from us - a room we can't see. In the first, little Aika seems to have a happy loving family, and loves her mother dearly, and everyone gets along. The first and last houses represent what appears to be and what really is. ![]() Someone's story is that of an inner struggle. you will find plenty of topics that have info on how to get there. ![]() If you want to know what Aika Village is or how to get there, just search "aika village acnl" in google. So if you have not visited Aika Village, and don't want spoilers of what you'll see there, don't read this thread at all. OK, I marked the topic title with "MASSIVE SPOILERS" so we don't have to all blackout the spoilers and make people bother highlighting all the text in this thread to read. ![]()
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