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Originally Posted by Kylon99
So it's not that they are actually the adults, it's just that they are across from the adults if Rokkenjima were a real game board. And you can see that the stakes can capture other pieces, like how the pawns can captures knights, bishops and queens. Etc.
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I think this might be the best way to interpret it. Like Renall said, there are contradictions and would be too simple to think they literally represented the person. So they might just be pieces on the opposing side of the board and don't really interfere with the mystery.
But at the same time, how much are we able to interpret from the fantasy scenes? Almost the entire game of EP4 is a fantasy, so naturally we would need some clues, right? Aside from Battler's investigation at the end, there isn't much objective evidence. So how much of the fantasy scenes can we trust?