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So, so many places in the game. It's hard to even begin listing them...

To put it into perspective: Your parents are dead. Everyone calls you "The Possessed One" because your guardian hangs around you. Said guardian is trapped in limbo, unable to feel anything at all. It isn't until the last few chapters or so everyone starts treating you like an actual human being.
The first part of Phantom Brave is depressing enough with its absolutely brutal All of the Other Reindeer moments, but the new scenario in the remake makes it even worse by introducing "Carona", who is a Marona from a world without Ash. Also, everyone in the world dies in the opening cut scene. It's like NIS looked at the original and asked "How could we possibly make this more depressing?"
That doesn't make the main scenario any less depressing. Take for example the end of Chapter 2 when Marona is harshly scolded and ridiculed by her client, one of the few she felt could trust in the entire world, upon finding out she is the "rumored" Possessed. Had Walnut not been there, I doubt Ash would have had the restraint to keep him for beating the living hell out of the client.
- Or any of the chapters where Marona is not trusted for hanging with Phantoms, her only friends who aren't alive. In short, most of the whole damn game.

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+So, so many places in the game. It's hard to even begin listing them...
-*  The first part of [[Phantom Brave]] is depressing enough with its absolutely ''brutal'' [[All of the Other Reindeer]] moments, but the new scenario in the remake makes it even worse by introducing {{spoiler|"Carona", who is a Marona from a world without Ash. Also, everyone in the world dies in the opening cut scene.}} It's like NIS looked at the original and asked "How could we possibly make this more depressing?"
+* To put it into perspective: Your parents are dead. Everyone calls you "The Possessed One" because your guardian hangs around you. Said guardian is trapped in limbo, unable to feel anything at all. It isn't until the last few chapters or so {{spoiler|everyone starts treating you like an actual human being}}.
-* That doesn't make the main scenario any less depressing. Take for example the end of Chapter 2 {{spoiler|when Marona is harshly [[Ungrateful Bastard|scolded and ridiculed by her client]], one of the few she felt could trust in the entire world, upon finding out she is the "rumored" Possessed. Had Walnut not been there, I doubt Ash would have had the restraint to keep him for beating the living hell out of the client.}}
+* The first part of ''[[Phantom Brave]]'' is depressing enough with its absolutely ''brutal'' [[All of the Other Reindeer]] moments, but the new scenario in the remake makes it even worse by introducing {{spoiler|"Carona", who is a Marona from a world without Ash. Also, everyone in the world dies in the opening cut scene}}. It's like NIS looked at the original and asked "How could we possibly make this more depressing?"
-** Or any of the chapters where Marona is not trusted for hanging with Phantoms, her only friends who aren't alive. In short, most of ''the whole damn game.''
+* That doesn't make the main scenario any less depressing. Take for example the end of Chapter 2 {{spoiler|when Marona is harshly [[Ungrateful Bastard|scolded and ridiculed by her client]], one of the few she felt could trust in the entire world, upon finding out she is the "rumored" Possessed. Had Walnut not been there, I doubt Ash would have had the restraint to keep him for beating the living hell out of the client}}.
+** Or any of the chapters where Marona is not trusted for hanging with Phantoms, her only friends who aren't alive. In short, most of ''the whole damn game''.
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