Metal overlord took a page out of Gannon’s book

I've been absolutely obsessed with Poppy Playtime lately, and one phrase has truly stuck with me, sparking countless theories: 'Restricted Salvation.' It’s more than just a chilling whisper in the game; it feels like a cornerstone of the entire dark narrative. I’ve spent hours poring over every detail, every file, every cryptic message, trying to understand what this ominous term truly signifies in the context of Playtime Co.'s horrifying legacy. For me, 'Restricted Salvation' immediately brings up images of a desperate attempt to control or limit a solution. Is it a botched rescue mission? A scientific experiment gone wrong, aimed at saving some while condemning others? My personal belief leans towards it being a program or a protocol within Playtime Co., designed not for the benevolent rescue of the toys or the children, but for a select few, perhaps the scientists themselves, or even the most "valuable" experiments. Think about it: the company was clearly involved in unethical practices, transforming living beings into toys. 'Salvation' here would imply a way out, a release from their monstrous predicament. But 'restricted'? That suggests only a fraction could achieve it, or that the 'salvation' itself comes with a terrible cost or limitation. Could it be a form of consciousness transfer, where only certain minds could be preserved? Or perhaps a way to extend life, but only within the confines of the factory, never truly free? I've been thinking about the implications for characters like the Prototype. If 'Restricted Salvation' is real, is he seeking it, offering it, or perhaps even enforcing its restrictions? His actions often seem to be about control and collection. This phrase could be the very core of his motivation, driving him to gather and experiment, all under the guise of offering 'salvation' to those he deems worthy, or perhaps, those he can manipulate. One of my wilder theories involves the concept of 'Ketsueki,' which I've been calling a hypothetical project, given the prevalence of cryptic codes in the game. What if 'Restricted Salvation' is specifically tied to a 'Ketsueki Protocol,' a blood-related experiment aimed at finding a biological component for this 'salvation'? It's a dark thought, but given the themes of life force and transformation, it doesn't feel entirely out of place. It’s the kind of chilling detail that makes the lore so compelling. This deep dive has truly changed how I view the game. Every corner I turn, every new document I find, I'm looking for clues that tie back to this concept. It adds another layer of dread, knowing that even hope, even 'salvation,' is twisted and constrained within the walls of Playtime Co. It makes the horror feel more profound, more systematic. What do you all think 'Restricted Salvation' means? I'm so eager to hear your theories and insights, because honestly, sharing these thoughts is part of the fun of unraveling such a complex and terrifying story!