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**The scene where Aubrey in a fit of anger pushes Basil into the nearby lake, forgetting that he couldn't swim. She stands in shock, as Sunny on Kel's orders jumps in to try and save him. Only Sunny can't swim either, and also nearly drowned. Hero has to save them both, and Basil is semiconscious.
**Kel is somewhat estranged from his parents, who treated him as [[The Unfavorite]]. He recalls bitterly that following Hero lashing out at him, they moved to comfort Hero rather than a crying Kel. While his mother is guilty about this and trying to make it up to Kel in the present while Hero is at college, Kel hasn't forgiven her. He does, however, eventually forgives Hero when Hero apologizes four years later.
**The Truth: on the last night in the true
*[[Age Lift]]: Omori in his original comic is an older teen, who reads porn and smokes. Omori in the game is still mentally twelve years old, meaning he doesn't have time for that. ''Sunny'', however, is estimated to be around 16 years old.
*[[Cerebus Callback]]: During a fight in the first day in Headspace, Aubrey accidentally knocks Basil over. She helps him up and apologizes as Hero chides her. We find out in the real world that Aubrey is badly bullying Basil, and pushes him into the lake.
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*[[Used to Be a Sweet Kid]]: This applies to everyone in the friendship group before the great tragedy that hit them. Kel is the only one who remained the same, albeit with chips on his shoulder. Aubrey in particular used to be a nice girl that would affectionately spray Kel with watermelon, and she has become a gangster.
*[[Video Game Caring Potential]]: There is one option in Headspace and one in the real world:
**After Basil goes missing, you can start each dream by watering his flowers and plants. Do this every day, and {{spoiler|the game ends with a bonus scene where Basil wakes up, Sunny smiles at him to show all is forgiven, and both of their Somethings fade.}}\
** In the real world, you can do sidequests around town, running errands for your neighbors. {{spoiler|In the best ending, you find out if you've helped them, they send you failures and wishes to get better}}.
*[[Video Game Cruelty Potential]]:
**One room in Blackspace has {{spoiler|Mewo, Mari's cat, strapped to a table. You are asked if you want to cut her open, several times}}. If a player has the sense to check their Menu options, they can exit the room by stabbing themselves. Most players, however, feel they have no choice. {{spoiler|Cutting Mewo doesn't allow you to leave. You have to stab yourself anyway, making the cat death all for nothing}}.
**Another Blackspace room has {{spoiler|Basil collapse like watermelon chunks. If you are in a state of shock or have a sense of dark humor, you can walk over the pieces and hear a squishing sound repeatedly}}.
*[[Villain Has a Point]]: What's sad about the real villain in the story is that he is completely right during the final boss fight of the Main Route. {{spoiler|Sunny killed Mari, and though it was an accident, he and
*[[Wimp Fight]]:
**Sunny is not as strong as Omori, and the game is quick to point that out. When you spend four years as a recluse, forgetting to eat, not exercising and spending most of your time sleeping, it's not going to do wonders for your physical health. As a result, when he participates in a fight, he can lose easily unless wielding a "borrowed" steak
**At first, the
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