I think it is a metaphor for how people lose their identity in darkwood. Mirrors symbolize identity since we use them to look at our own reflections. Broken mirrors still show reflections but do so in a distorted way. It's like the human (main character) doesn't even recognize himself anymore because he looks so drastically different than his past self and even comments about his own appearance being "one ugly bastard." But how did the mirror get broken in the first place? The guy in the shed where you can find the mirror probably went mad and vented his frustrations at the mirror, an act of desperation from the fact that the sow was dying and he viewed himself as weak and hopeless because he can't find a way to fix the electrical wirings.
@@immortalist3071 i mean, i stated as much both in the title and the description. if someone can't read those i don't expect them to read a comment either.
Here's a playlist of Bricky playing through it, if you're curious: ua-cam.com/play/PLQefm3-mUKUThCZwmXKcgnEutxxN8uZfX.html He did a full playthrough AND a review, so if the first episode intrigues, you, maybe "play along with/ahead of him" if you don't want spoilers.
![Darkwood OST: Darkwood Main Menu Music / Darkwood Theme [1 HOUR LOOP EXTENDED]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/JLd58vK54sk/mqdefault.jpg)
![Darkwood OST: Darkwood Main Menu Music / Darkwood Theme [1 HOUR LOOP EXTENDED]](/img/tr.png)
![Lost In the Darkwood - Ambient Sounds / Music - [3 Hours]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/r2BSq1FtsCg/mqdefault.jpg)
*Throws Rock* HURR GRAH, *Windows Breaking*
An extended creepy music scene on this channel after so long, I feel blessed for Easter Sunday.
lmao
Is the broken mirror a metaphor for depression? Sometimes I think that the whole forest is a one big metaphor for depression. Everything fits so well.
A metaphor for the mind I guess
I feel like it's a lesson to respect what you don't know and a representation of the mind and it's horrors
A metaphor for Poland
I think it is a metaphor for how people lose their identity in darkwood. Mirrors symbolize identity since we use them to look at our own reflections. Broken mirrors still show reflections but do so in a distorted way.
It's like the human (main character) doesn't even recognize himself anymore because he looks so drastically different than his past self and even comments about his own appearance being "one ugly bastard."
But how did the mirror get broken in the first place? The guy in the shed where you can find the mirror probably went mad and vented his frustrations at the mirror, an act of desperation from the fact that the sow was dying and he viewed himself as weak and hopeless because he can't find a way to fix the electrical wirings.
I don't think so. Unless the message is that fully letting it consume you might be good at the end
UA-cam fucking butchered my boy in the first few seconds.
Thanks for being as reliable as ever for visual quality, guys.
What's this, from which game
It's from a Roblox mod called The Backrooms.
@@HinanaweedTeshno oh no...
No it's from a game called darkwood
@@HinanaweedTeshno it's from Darkwood
@@immortalist3071 i mean, i stated as much both in the title and the description. if someone can't read those i don't expect them to read a comment either.
So I am confusion
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I keep on searching dark wood and I get nothing
@@planetx2681 Look it up on steam and without spaces. Great SH game.
Here's a playlist of Bricky playing through it, if you're curious: ua-cam.com/play/PLQefm3-mUKUThCZwmXKcgnEutxxN8uZfX.html
He did a full playthrough AND a review, so if the first episode intrigues, you, maybe "play along with/ahead of him" if you don't want spoilers.
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