When Mae recounts what she saw on Harfest to her friends, that is the "ghost" kidnapping someone, she never mentions that Aunt Molly stopped her from going after the ghost.The nickname Mae earned after brutally beating another kid with a baseball bat. In Mae's first dream, the sign she smashes with her bat reads "DURKILLESBURG." Smash the letters in the right order, the message spells out "_KILLE_R_".Possibly unintentional, but Jackie's hatred for fascists is put in a new light once you remember Word of God confirmed she's transgender she doesn't want her party to have anything to do with people who would discriminate against her.With a constant stressor/reminder like that, it's unsurprising college "wasn't for her". Similarly, Mae dropped out of college and the giant statue that she felt was always pointing at her, made of lines and circles, definitely didn't help with the depersonalization/derealization issues she had.Mae saying that Selmers made the fruit snacks and juice boxes sound so real could be subtle foreshadowing for the reveal of Mae's disassociation/derealization, where she no longer saw things as real but as "just shapes".The Janitor then offers seemingly omniscient reassurance to Pastor K and the Borowskis on Mae's health despite not having seen her since Harfest. pointedly begins the vigil for her by saying "God is here." When everyone else has said their peace, the Janitor enters and the church dissolves into the hospital. Later in the game, while Mae is lying in a coma in the church, Pastor K.It's possible that this could refer to Pastor K, the only person apparently still working to that purpose. If the sky is empty, is it enough to be a good watcher?". The Teens follow up the first option by saying " She works still in hopes it will return.
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