それは日本のよくある言い回しです。

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Agreed. Without the monster presence, the pool room looks more ominous for sure! That ending is very cool.

As the fellow from the Deepsea Oddities aptly put it: "what else lurks within the abyss?"

The yellow offices I think without a monster it's hell but you can go on, now the pool without sunlight and with this disgusting tile loneliness is worse than any monster.

You'd be a great script writer

That is indeed what makes liminal spaces so terrifying: they're supposed to be areas you pass through, like a hallway or parking lot, or where you briefly spend time before going somewhere else, like a shopping mall, a school or a pool. But what if liminal spaces were all that remained? Only these transitionary spaces that go on forever and ever, with never another soul to be seen? Maybe you'll find perfectly maintained stores, so that you don't even die from hunger or thirst. There's nowhere that you could walk or travel to that would ever get you out of these liminal spaces. Some may call it 'hell', or maybe it's just purgatory. Or maybe there's no name one can give to it, because it just exists, like liminal spaces that exist solely to provide a way for you to move from point A to point B.

@@MayaPosch It's my personal belief that the backrooms is alive. I believe that it's an alternate universe that is composed solely of the backrooms entity. A living, sentient universe. I don't think it's evil or malicious, just indifferent to us, probably not even recognizing us as alive in the same way that we would not understand how an entity could be its own universe. But I think it's alive and curious about our world and trying to copy it in places but it doesn't really understand the things that it is copying, like an AI making art, the backrooms entity is just mindlessly mimicking our world. Why? To what end? Well that depends. Personally I don't think it's malicious. Even more i don't think that it even has "wants" as we would understand the concept, if it even "wants" at all.

This thread is what my soul understand about Backrooms, especially Poolrooms. Let there be no others but you and the endless rooms.

It's kinda' like THE MATRIX (one of them) where Neo runs out of the subway station - just to re-enter it from the other side. Or like Eskimos, as Annie Dillard tells it in "Pilgrim at Tinker Creek" wherein Eskimos in kayaks staring at the sea and sky with no clear delineation go crazy. Or the episode of Star Trek (TOS) "The Alternative Factor" wherein the character Lazarus is trapped in the corridor between matter and anti-matter. Jung would probably have something to say about it too. And maybe also Joseph Campbell; there's something archetypal about this undifferentiated space.

Thank you for everything.😄

Did you watch until the very end? If not, DO!

Ha!

@@boarbot7829 I didn’t! thank you for telling me, very cool

@@boarbot7829 The ending is very cool and spooky. I like it :)

@@palindrme no problem! Brilliant, isn’t it!?

巨大な生物でてんじゃねえかっ！！あと、そんなモノいつ作ってたんだ！！って思った