Vincent was sure he would never cheat. Katherine had suspicions that were not substantiated but nevertheless true. She was right without knowing it. He was wrong, and he felt like he knew he would never do it.

In the “Nightmare on Elm Street” movie franchise, people would have fatal nightmares.

Vincent was never a cheater. Catherine just got the best of him. He regrets how he acted negatively when Katherine mentioned marriage.

This is a play on words. The buck and fawn (deer) references are being used to equate Catherine to a whore, whose services require money, and Katherine who is a serene and majestic animal. He is sorry that his “payment” for getting with Catherine is losing what he got for free with Katherine.

Katherine asked that Vincent be honest with her on many occasions. He wasnt. Now he is dealing with the consequences. In the game the conversation choices Vincent makes, shape how Katherine reacts to him. The less honest the more hostile.

Katherine was the adult in the relationship. Vincent was habitually juvenile in most important matters.

Katherine is beautiful and was good to Vincent. He is regretting how he treated her. He once complained she wanted too much of him. He realizes now that she didnt want too much she just didnt want him to sell himself short.

Vincent needs to adapt and overcome or have a lot of luck. In reality, if he never messed with Catherine none of this would have happened to him.

Before each dream sequence, Vincent has the option to drink alcoholic beverages. If he does, he will move faster in the puzzle game. Kirin is the name of a Japanese beer.

If you move the blocks without thinking about it, you can end up stuck with no choice but to wait for death. In the game of Monopoly, when you pass “go” you get money. If you remove the half of the board with “go” not only can you not win, you cant get money. In Vincents case if there is no more go, or moves, he dies