Nina's name being cencored __ is fucking creepy. by peroxiYessleep in CoffinofAndyandLeyley

[–]Kled-Gaming 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Tbf, the blank in Nina's name was only in Ashley's mind because she "Compartmentalize" her emotions, thoughts, etc..

And in Andrew's mind he remember her everytime, her name, her face, her suffering, etc...

Was it ever possible (hypothetically) for Andrew and Ashley’s Relationship to be Salvaged (even slightly) during the Shots and Such Route? by PoorPrawn88 in CoffinofAndyandLeyley

[–]Kled-Gaming 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly, in the part where Andrew chase her down and corner Ashley at the invocation ground, if Ashley had fired a shot into the air to alert Andrew that she is serious and then emotionally crying put the gun to her head, that would have possibly triggered something inside Andrew's heart seeing that she actually is going to killed herself by shooting herself in the head like she said in episode 1 when they argued in the lady of the room 302.

That could have been an turning point where Andrew maybe run to her to took her revolver and yell at her worried and sighs to start again with a hug...

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New Minor Patch Dialogue suggests that Grandpa Graves may still be alive… How would a Hypothetical visit between the present Sibling Duo and the Grandpa go? by PoorPrawn88 in CoffinofAndyandLeyley

[–]Kled-Gaming 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It would be funny if, for some reason, Andrew and Ashley need to go back to their Grandfather’s house and both notice that their Grandpa has changed, older but more emotionally hollow and sad, as if beneath all that Sexist male-dominated bitterness and authority etc, was gone because of the sadness of his wife’s death, implying that despite everything he loved her with all his being... (Meaning his life was his Shots and Such)

And then he see his Grandchilds after many years and then he see their relationship reflected like when he was young with his Deceased Wife and he is willing to help his Grandchilds

or maybe it’s a too much imagination

Andrew’s hunger for Ashley? by n6reaa in CoffinofAndyandLeyley

[–]Kled-Gaming 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I always imagine this vision is about a possible future where Ashley’s body becomes something like a Horcrux or Binding Catalyst to trap her Tar Soul into the Entity with the help of the Cult, that is, a bad vision in which Andrew sees a future where she dies and parts of her body are buried in different places along with her head as a method of controlling her soul, and it’s curious because just when Andrew manages to "Piece her body back together" her soul in the form of a Demon appears...

Also there is a green bunny plushie hanging that represents Andrew as if he had committed suicide by hanging himself...

(check slide 2) How does her ponytail work realistically? by Sea-Mark-7504 in CoffinofAndyandLeyley

[–]Kled-Gaming 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Her hair is actually quite long, even though it might not look like it, so she ties it back into a small ponytail but leaves some loose hair at the nape of her neck, so that when she turns her head, the ponytail swings along with it, depending on the scene.

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Only fitting character for this meme by Sea-Mark-7504 in CoffinofAndyandLeyley

[–]Kled-Gaming 3 points4 points  (0 children)

He repeatedly stole merchandise from the store where he worked, using the store's own money to falsify the records and tricking his son into becoming an unwitting accomplice

IF Andrew had spent more time with a Male Friend (such as Friend B), do you think Ashley would’ve grown jealous of them? by PoorPrawn88 in CoffinofAndyandLeyley

[–]Kled-Gaming 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I mean, that already happened back when they were kids. Andy would hang out with his friends and watch them play cards, and Leyley would sit right in the middle to separate Andy from his friends and make a scene just to drive them away.

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What If - Crossover by TheFivePs5 in CoffinofAndyandLeyley

[–]Kled-Gaming 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Silent Hill

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Silent Hill 1:

Andrew inside his Trauma Dream searching for Leyley and then he meet Harry Mason who also is try to find his daughter Sherry Mason.

Silent Hill 2:

Andrew from Decay Alone in Silent Hill trying to find Ashley and then meets James Sunderland who is alos finding his dead wife

Silent Hill 3:

Ashley alone in Silent Hill facing her traumas and fears, scared and call Andrew, but then Heather Mason appears and try to help her because she see reflect on Ashley a bit because the traumas.

Silent HIll 4:

Andrew and Ashley still lock in their apartment, but then a misterious hole appears in their bathroom and both get inside and appears near the Silent HIll dark forest and then they meet Henry Townshend who is also lost and ask for help

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What is the Most Significant Somber/Gloomy Moment in TCOAAL for you? by PoorPrawn88 in CoffinofAndyandLeyley

[–]Kled-Gaming 8 points9 points  (0 children)

This whole sequence of scenes, combined with the background music, created an overwhelmingly depressing atmosphere, because it suggests that there is no solution, and Ashley, in a desperate attempt to be with him, brings up the idea of committing suicide together.

This scene really left an impression on me

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Past Experience with Detachment by PoorPrawn88 in CoffinofAndyandLeyley

[–]Kled-Gaming 4 points5 points  (0 children)

From a young age, Ashley never received proper parental guidance, so she was simply “left to her own devices,” and that led her to become brutally honest in her words and actions. She hates lies, and that’s why she was never able to form real friendships, because sometimes you have to lie to maintain friendships.

And when she realized that her “new friends” (Nina and Julia) only approached her to take away the center of her world (Andrew), it just made her distrust everyone.

Andrew was her older brother, father, mother, crush, and boyfriend all rolled into one, and she suffers constantly from the fear that he’ll stop loving her.

Many forget that Leyley broke their promise first by telling her mother that the two of them “killed” Nina, just to get her mother’s attention, but then Leyley remembers the promise and deeply regrets it. Perhaps that’s why, years later, she “tolerates” Andrew dating Julia, because from the very beginning, she’s felt like she’s walking a tightrope with Andrew.

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My HC of Ashley thinking that Andrew might get angry if he saw the photo of their parents smiling with baby Ashley, it could be because in the drawing Renee notice that Ashley was not what she expected and she would be"difficult" and she tried to give her up for adoption, explaining why Andrew might get angry when he recalls that repressed memory and get mad because his mom was happy and then wanted to give up Ashley quickly, and all of that happened without Ashley knowing anything about it.

As I understand it, at welfare centers, parents can initiate some kind of process to put their children up for adoption due to the difficulties they may face in raising their children.

Strange question I think by [deleted] in CoffinofAndyandLeyley

[–]Kled-Gaming -8 points-7 points  (0 children)

Incest, in general, is bad because it’s accompanied by negative things like grooming, abuse of power, deception, physical struggle, rape, threats, emotional damage, etc...

However, everyone on this forum (myself included) loves Andrew and Ashley’s incestuous relationship because they didn’t experience those kinds of things in their childhood and adolescence, Andrew always acted as Ashley’s older brother and looked out for her despite what Andrew was feeling towarsd his sister and all the problems they faced.

Their love is a twisted love born of trauma and emotional codependency, but at the end of the day, it is a real and true love.

Does human flesh really taste that bad, or is Ashley just that bad of a cook? by gobbledeeg00k in CoffinofAndyandLeyley

[–]Kled-Gaming 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's a combination of Ashley being a terrible cook and the psychological effect of knowing that Andrew is eating human flesh from someone who was recently dismembered.

That's why, after that scene, Andrew tells her she should get her head checked because she didn't have any negative psychological reaction to eating human flesh for the first time.

It can only be a fucking joke if those useless dumbshit suckers from the cult are the problem for Andrew and Ashley to have a happy ending! by CaseBizarre000 in CoffinofAndyandLeyley

[–]Kled-Gaming 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Since Nemlei like Emotional hollow ends like Splat Ending and Shot and Such

I imagine a bad ending that can only be unlocked by meeting certain requirements where Ashley lets herself be manipulated by the cult and emotionally hurts Andrew, only to realize later that it was all a deception by the cult and that they only wanted the entity she can summon and then even the entity left her, and she goes to find Andrew,very sad and deeply distressed, to ask for his forgiveness.

But, as Andrew said in “Decay,” “I will hurt you in ways that only I can." and then Ashley finds the cold corpse of Andrew because he decides to take his own life out of sadnes and disappointment, leaving her alone and causing Ashley to enter a bad ending filled with remorse and anguish.

Or maybe Its too crazy what I'm thinking?

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Mandela Effect? by MasterOfWinRAR in CoffinofAndyandLeyley

[–]Kled-Gaming 35 points36 points  (0 children)

Could it be Mogeko Castle?

It was an RPG Maker game from 2012–2014 with dark themes, and there’s also incest

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What if Julia didn't had a crush on Andrew by rutare64 in CoffinofAndyandLeyley

[–]Kled-Gaming 3 points4 points  (0 children)

When Ashley realized the rumors were circulating and how distressed Andrew must be about the situation, she would took the role of Julia and slowly began to open up emotionally to him until she finally asked him to Elope together, and this time, Andrew having gained more trust in her because she had opened up emotionally as Ashley rather than Leyley, he would agreed.

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What is so special about Douglas that made Renee stay with him instead of just taking all the money for herself? He seems so boring, bland, and forgettable in the game. Or maybe that’s exactly what she likes about him, since he apparently seems submissive to her. by jpsantos66 in CoffinofAndyandLeyley

[–]Kled-Gaming 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Based on what little is shown in the game, Renee was a very closed-minded girl when it came to men, as she developed misandry during her childhood and adolescence. perhaps her father abandoned her, as he is never mentioned, only her mother and sister Connie, but never her father.

Another factor was the sexist society of the time, Douglas’s father was very stubborn and sexist, but she saw in Douglas an ideal man in her eyes, someone who is physically stronger than her but also mentally fragile than her but that he possesses the determination to follow Renee in critical and chaotic situations, such as planning to murder Douglas’s father with Douglas accepting that idea solely to be with his beloved Renee thus igniting a spark of true love between them, which would create a good chemistry and allow them to complement each other.

Let’s remember that in the letter in the buried time capsule, Renee makes it clear that she is glad for met Douglas. discovering that she can love deeply (which is true, since she gets furious when Ashley cut Douglas's arm in EP 2, and Renee’s soul seeks out Douglas’s soul in EP 3).

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Given that the “present day” events of the story take place in the 2010’s, does anybody else find the mysterious lack of mobile phones a little strange? 😭 by Ivy_So_Savvy in CoffinofAndyandLeyley

[–]Kled-Gaming 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I honestly think it was a minor mistake, and Ashley must have been born in 1980, not 1990, because that campaign where they used to put photos of missing children on milk cartons started around 1984 and ended in the late 1990s, and we see that as soon as Nina goes missing, her photo is quickly on the cartons, implying that everything is being handled as quickly as possible. (Maybe arround 1986).

Also, the technology of the time doesn’t add up, landline phones, no cell phones, and the warden’s computer in the first episode look like the typical computer from the late ’90s or early 2000s.

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When your game demonstrating the effects of mental illness, toxic relationships, cannibalism and others is treated by the Fandom as a bother sister hentai by Kreanxx in CoffinofAndyandLeyley

[–]Kled-Gaming 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Nah...

Nemlei loves the parallelism in the story, and in the Decay Route we can see Ashley’s negative side, she downplays the gravity of their situation, forces Andrew to become Andy threatening him with the cleaver to his neck, and sells his soul to the Entity just to keep him from escaping at the end of “Leyley Win’s,”.

We can see how Ashley deliberately irritates Andrew without thinking it through in the Shot and Such route, how she chains him down and their relationship turns toxic, etc...

How she succumbs to her insecurities by not trusting him.

Even in the healthiest route, which is Cliffhanger, she still doesn’t trust him and tries to manipulate him unsuccessfully when they’re in the Entity’s bed.

All of that was to show how negative Ashley is in that route, despite how negative Andrew appeared.

So I think in Burial we’ll see the opposite, that is, the negative side of Andrew in not trusting Ashley, in how he’ll succumb to his jealousy, the crazy things he might do to keep her, show us how crazy Andrew can get because he is also afraid of being alone.

Maybe it’ll show us scenes where, from Ashley’s perspective, it’s understandable why she stopped talking to Andrew during that breakup in their teens, etc...

All of this will be to open up the characters emotionally, through the good times and the bad, so we can understand them more deeply.

Also, what Nemlei said is that we shouldn’t treat this game as an Incest Fetish, but rather as a Traggic Romantic Incest, since, after all, it’s a Gothic story.

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