Just recently I replayed Fran Bow, and the plot became interesting to me, so I decided to publish some of my theories here.

So. In the first chapter we meet Remor, the prince of darkness, for the first time, we see our dead parents and end up in a mental hospital.

The very first thing I want https://gamesnotongamstop.co.uk/bingo/ to note is that Phil is one of the few people who sees creatures of the Five Realities. In the game we do not find Duotin with him, from which we can assume that he had a gift similar to that of Leon Castillo.

The second thing I remembered from the plot of the game was the passage under the bed, which was later closed. The only case when we can see a change in the relief, while maintaining its basics, is only to see Ultra-Reality. The assumption is that either she developed the ability to see Ultra Reality at the very beginning of the game, or someone wanted her to see it.

Third - dead nurse. We meet her only twice - in a mental hospital and in the 5th Reality. The most important thing I want to point out is that, in my opinion, Duotin does not show Ultra Reality. It allows us to see the 5th Reality, because if we saw the Ultra Reality, then we would see people/creatures/terrains from all Realities. There is also the possibility that Duotin contains too little ectoplomatine, but I will develop the first theory. Therefore, I dare to suggest that either the authors made a mistake, or Duotin shows exactly the 5th Reality.

The fourth is the most important. I don't know about you, but personally I found similarities between Castillo and Itward. Both of them are lonely, quite positive, they see the Ultra-Reality and know a lot about the Kamalas, and they know as much as most of the creatures of Realities, except for the Fifth, do not know. There is a theory that his body could not withstand the transfer

And, either he turned into Itward, or he remained Lucifer, because then we see only one entry, and maybe he wrote that he was Itward, or became one after death.In general, there are a lot of ideas, but I just can’t put them together.