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I've had animal crossing new leaf for quite some time right now. I've been searching around the message boards looking for
This is someone's random theory about it.
The story is that of an inner struggle. The first and last houses represent what appears to be and what really is. In the first, little Aika seems to have a happy loving family, and loves her mother dearly, and everyone gets along. But there's something hidden from
Aika's mother is not the lovely mother she seems. She seeks perfection out of her child, as if Aika were a flawless doll. Aika tries so hard to communicate to her mother that she loves her, in hope that her mother loves her back. But it's never good enough. Her mother is never happy with her. The more Aika's mother hates her, the more Aika grows obsessed with winning her mother's love. She wants to break away from the feelings of isolation, from feeling like an object. This is what the axe in front of the doll represents to me, and all the toys always looking away from the player/front of the house/etc.
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Also, some random symbolism that people seem to miss often:
Red shoes by
If you've never turned the camera 180 degrees in the back room of the 2nd house... do it.
The flowers are carnations, which you receive on mother's/father's day.[[File:
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