"Did you just sprint through a wall?"

That's the question I want to ask my dog every single day.

For the first game: My interpretation is that the ghost girl is the protag's deceased friend (you can see them both in the photo next to the protag's hospital bed), who seems to have been SA'd and killed by a teacher. Why a teacher? Well, the flower that you return to the friend (which itself may symbolize her virginity, or even just her innocence) was found in a desk within what appears to be the staff room. The protag definitely tried to hang herself out of grief (another detail that I just noticed was that she seemed to be staring at her friend's desk at the start), and on her journey back to the waking world, she comes to learn the truth behind her friend's death, and is rightfully terrified when she awakens to the perpetrator sitting by her bedside.

The first game’s monster reminded me of “I sMeLL pEnNiEs”

I wanted to point out the flower motif throughout the story of the first game. They’re seen as beautiful and all that stuff that you expect and they’re used to symbolize blood in the first game. Flowers are also often used in literature to symbolize virginity. So, if we go with the theories that the man at the end is either her father or her teacher, we can assume that he has in fact sexually harassed her in some way. If it’s her father, the women who was stabbed was her mother — possibly killed I. An argument. But, if it’s her teacher,  then it could be him doing the same to other students and being even more sadistic than just sexual harassment. He student who had a knife could symbolize a death — either hers or a loved one — the hanging version of herself could be her feel of being complete wrong, harassed, unflowered. And the girl she gives the flower to could be another victim.  BUT THATS JUST A THEORY!!!

opens the door
sighs
“Honey, our neighbor left his legs in the toilet again!”

"I don't like a ticking clock"
Two years later: Unus Annus.

Sakura No Gakkou
Misao
Corpse Party
Yandere Simulator
Doki Doki Literature Club

Moral of the story: Don't ever go to school in Japan

“this place will eat you”
”yeah apparently the toilets, too!”

That first game had an amazingly creepy atmosphere

I could just imagine markiplier and jacksepticeye playing these games together and yelling and shouting at the games lmao 😂 😂 😂

"This guy was either killed by a aniper or a very good knife thrower"
Why can't it be a knife throwing sniper?
The ULTIMATE KILLER!!!

Mark hears flushing: OH LARRY!! OH LARRY NO!! OH SH*T!!

It seems like Japanese schools are either nice places where one usually finds love with a childhood friend or such, or they're a portal to a hellish nightmare dream world. I've yet to see any middle ground.

EDIT: Well I guess there was High School of the Dead where it was the starting point for the protagonists in the zombie apocalypse, but, not much better than the nightmare dream world, really.

mutters fifteen seconds later ...this is not the bathroom-

Moral Lesson:

never, and when I say never, I mean
NEVER go to any Japanese schools. trust me you’ll regret it.

First game- my guess is that her teacher sexually abused her and her friend and she hung herself but survived and her friend didn't-
So in the beginning you see the same shirt the guy has in the end meaning it was indeed a teacher . when she sees him her heart starts racing out of fear and the fact that he just invades her personal space like that on a bed is what makes me think of sexual abuse. especially since when he gets closer he turns into a monster.
In her dream state the ghost is the girl you see in the picture near her bedside. It's probably a classmate who was also abused and did manage to kill herself.

Mark: "Where's an interior decorator when you need one??"

Jacksepticeye bursts through the wall covered in drywall and wielding a sledgehammer

Jack: "Honey... I'm trash!"

Seinfeld theme earrape plus a laugh track ensues

Whoever textured and animated the curtains in the second game deserves a pat on the back and a cheesecake boy what a good job

My dogs: *bark at people walking outside the fence*
Mark, at that moment: oohhh barky doggy..
Me: wh-