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Honestly, the way Async handles Mary at the end is so grim. She literally survives a cosmic labyrinth, beats a corrupted entity with a piece of her own childhood trauma, and thinks she’s finally safe—only to get bagged, tagged, and locked in an interrogation room forever because she knows too much. That final smile she gives Phil is so haunting. It’s the exact moment she realizes she’s trapped behind a glass wall just like her mother used to trap her behind wooden ones. Whether Async keeps her as an illegal test subject or quietly gets rid of her, the real Mary is gone, and the Backrooms just kept a copy of her memories as a twisted souvenir. Async really is the true villain here.

Sam

As soon as I read the premise on Backrooms and read that the rooms were covered with yellow wallpaper. it triggered memories of reading The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman in college. Sure enough I found of similarities to the short story. Pretty much feeling isolated and going insane while trapped in your own mind. It’s not a difficult read but it is a struggle to stay interested.