When they try to reach out to Six again, their faces contorted in morbid hunger, their necks are suddenly snapped by an invisible, metaphysical force, leaving them motionless.
Several of the Guest's once again attempt to devour her, unaware of the growing darkness in the hall that has caused every form of light in the vicinity to fizzle and burn out with a sudden, deafening pop. This may be supported via the game's finale when, after consuming the Lady and inheriting her powers, Six makes her way back through the dining hall to the Maw's exit. It would appear highly plausible that the Lady brings them on board to serve as her personal cattle, fattening them up and consuming their life force in order to retain her own lifespan, powers, and/or beauty. The game never explains what the Guests' purpose is other than eating, though it is implied that the Maw uses them for a disturbing purpose that the Guests may or may not be aware of. Without taste, without need and never stop, and then they leave, one way or another. Herded into the large hall, they slump into their bowing stools, and there they feed. The Guests are an essential part of The Maw’s life-cycle. If they get their hands on her, Six will meet a terrible end. Several more Guests become aware of this and join the confrontation, until all are tearing and climbing on top of each other in the hopes of capturing Six as their own. Gurgling and grunting, their lips part to reveal gnashing teeth and wriggling tongues, and they reach out their arms in Six's direction, trying in vain to grasp at her clothing. They begin dropping to the floor on all fours, crawling toward the girl with appetites intent on consuming her flesh. Those that have noticed Six lock their attention on her, no longer interested in the feast available to them, but instead the fresh meat in a yellow rain coat that has turned them erratic. A handful of them spot her trying to venture too near to where they sit, and begin to exhibit increasingly disturbing behavior. Six tries to avoid their attention as she passes through, but this does not work. They are first seen boarding the Maw from what appears to be a submarine that has docked itself to the entrance, witnessed by Six from a safe distance as she attempts to make her way back inside.Īs Six navigates the Maw's dining quarters, several Guests can be seen sitting at tables stocked with piles of meat and seafood fish, steaks, and sausages of unknown composition, which the Guests shove whole into their dark, ravenous mouths. As a result, it would appear that all of the Guests have arrived at the Maw of their own volition, their origins hailing from unknown whereabouts separate from the ship. The Maw serves as a resort for the Guests to indulge their insatiable appetites, catering to their endless need to consume food. They do not appear to have any higher brain functions other than eating, regardless of whether their meals are living or deceased. They are vicious and cannibalistic in nature, seemingly without any purpose other than to devour. Some adorn themselves in porcelain masks which seem to barely stretch over their bulging, unnatural true faces, tautly concealing whatever horrific features lie beneath them. Despite their tattered formal attire, they do not appear human, as their facial expressions are horrifically misshapen and disfigured, similar to that of The Twin Chefs.
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The Guests are large, obese creatures with short, rotund bodies, possessed of off-white skin and sags of repulsive, filthy fat.
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