I almost thought this was a joke game initially, with the highly dramatic descriptions and (Spoiler - click to show)very violent endings.  But after settling in and realizing it wasn't a prank, I decided I liked the poetry of some of the scenes.  And the different scenarios have different flavors, which, combined with (Spoiler - click to show)the winning ending led to a solid understanding of the theme.   
 
Later on in the day, when I was watching something, it resurfaced in my mind.  Any game that sticks with me after I've played it is worthwhile in my book--especially if it's short like this piece.  My advice is: approach it as an interactive poem.
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