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Despite his "skateboarding jock" persona, his route reveals a sensitive poet dealing with a dark past and the pressure of performance.
A central theme is the futility of performing an identity. Stella begins the school year with "goofy plans" to be seen as edgy or sexy, but the game consistently subverts these choices. If the player chooses a "sexy" dialogue option, Stella’s inherent dorkiness often makes the situation more awkward, reinforcing the idea that genuine connection only occurs when she abandons her carefully constructed masks. Review: Raptor Boyfriend is the Senior Year I Wish I'd Had
A brooding musician who struggles with the distance created by his own introversion and a history shared with Stella that she has long neglected.
The core irony of the game is that while Stella is the only human in her friend group, she feels like the most "alien" presence due to her crippling social anxiety. The cryptids serve as metaphors for various facets of teenage isolation and "otherness":