>>979
There is evidence for a lot of people because tricky toby likes teasing us. I don't think anyone can prove who's actually the knight, but Dess has the most narrative value because of their relationship with Kris and because they're otherwise not present.
Unrelated note, thoughts on this theory?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=np-wuPXZRHU
>Objects in dark worlds that connect to the light world like doors and windows retain their connection and function as long as the connection is open.
>This is why closing the castle town door ensures it will never open again, and why the internet had to be out for the computer lab dark world to form.
<Kris's phone is responsible for the connection between his soul and the player.
>That's why it doesn't transform into a darkner, why Susie and Noelle can hear his voice when he's knocked out, and why Kris's voice is described as like static.
>Kris acts more freely in the light world because rather than receiving the signal from his phone, he receives it directly and faintly from the bunker.
I can't believe it completely. It'd be too much of a stretch to say nobody noticed that Kris isn't actually speaking. This isn't Zero Time Dilemma, I expect the twists to be rooted in some kind of reason. There are bits of it that I really like though, and it explains why the soul alone isn't enough to control Susie, Kris also has to be present. Implication is that if we're making Noelle our vessel, we'll have to either give Noelle Kris's phone or somehow connect to the bunker using her phone.