One thing I haven't seen to many folks talk about is how the Morality ending takes the parallels between the Roselle and the Jewish people, and makes the game into a full on re telling of Exodus: The Roselle like the Jews are held in bondage and forced into backbreaking labor in service to the riches and glory of rulers who worship a False Goddess. They are freed by Frederica, who like Moses was smuggled to freedom by her mother and raised in luxury divorced from the struggle of the Roselle only to find the truth as an adult and realize the injustice of the entire system on which the Roselle's oppression was built. She returns, liberates her people, and leads them out of the desert and towards their fabled promised land.
I did Morality first, and I really was blown away by the way they handled the whole thing: with a depth and understanding that I don't usually find in video games.








