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Within the ID route, she begins to see the player as a delusion or a dream, and refers to them as her hope.

Es questions themselves and their relationship to the player throughout the first two acts, however, will still conduct personality tests with the player.

The Player: To the player, Es acts like a guide, helping them understand themselves through personality tests until the third act.

By the end, she accepts herself and tries to find a way where she can be herself as well as accept the world she is living in.

She compares her life to the picture books that are read during some of the personality tests. Within the Alter Ego (AE) route, she admits to having dreams about the other two routes and is deeply afflicted as to what they mean.

Within the Superego (SE) route, she begins to see herself as evil and unclean and ends up disappearing as a result of her desire to stop existing as she succumbs to Ego Rex's wishes. Within the ID route, Es begins to go mentally insane, as her destructive impulses consume her and she begins to believe that the world around her and the characters within it (the player and Ego Rex) are nothing more than dreams and figments of her imagination, outright calling the player a delusion once she is at the end of the Id route. She struggles with conformity and her own desires, and it is easy for her to begin to reject the world or for her to reject herself, each leading to the ID and Superego routes, respectively. She is extremely lonely, something made clear within the ID and Alter Ego routes. She wears elaborate and Victorian-era-style formal European attire, along with a pair of white gloves.įor most of the story, she seems calm and collected, even though she expresses her distaste for Ego Rex and will occasionally dwell on her destructive impulses. Es‘s appearance is that of a young woman with long dark hair, braided and swept to her left.