>>33933463>Was the sword of Justice falling significant?The original idea was for Justice's test for low Sin to involve violence via the aforesaid sword carving out your heart-equivalent and weighing it. In the end you accidentally just passed the test via weighing yourself without any violence whatsoever. So I threw the sword into the endless abyss.
So no, not particularly significant.
>rainbow threadsNah, none of the others ever really went other way. I would have indicated otherwise if they did. Unfortunately you only ever crossed the thread and reached the Panopticon when it was entirely useless to you. Also the giant spider only appears if Mrs Legs is still alive. If you kill Mrs Legs you instead get a tiny Dream Oracle Spider that lives under your bed in the Dreamworld Bedroom.
That is the only real function Mrs Legs has.
>>33933475The keyhole in the Dream Closet would have accepted no key or ever opened. It was there to act as a clue for the existence of the Dreaming/Waking Doors and nothing more.
The Dreaming/Waking Doors appeared in every Closet in the game after you absorb the Hermit. This what he refers to when he tells you that the ways are now open and why the first door you saw bore his number IX.
The first Dreaming/Waking Door you ever see is also locked to you and will only open to the Black Key and after that they are all unlocked. This is what the Hermit meant when he said you stole his heart back when you created the Dreamworld, during your reality-warping murder event, you brought about the Black Key in your world. The Hermit regards the Black Key as a piece of his power and is thus angered but his own bitter love of solitude stops him from realising that his power is nothing but borrowed scraps from your table.
>>33933508The blue monocle belongs to the Operator-class Overseer. It fires an electric deterrence beam that zaps your Energy Value to 0 but he can only fire it once a day.
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