Room 6

St. Rosemary's Hospital is the central setting where Amy searches for Nick and confronts her fears. Long rumored to house devil worshipers, the building was destroyed by a fire about 70 years ago, taking with it the nurses and staff who refused to leave. The hospital’s interior is a maze of looping corridors and unsettling echoes that blur the line between past trauma and present danger.

👻 Hauntings

The hospital acts as a living nightmare where visions, spectral appearances, and the hospital’s dark history intrude into the present. Amy’s encounters with ghosts and the demon Lucas invert normal reality and push her to confront painful memories. The setting amplifies the sense that past sins continue to affect the living.

💔 Trauma

Amy’s fear of doctors and hospitals stems from her father’s death, shaping her reactions to medical environments. As she relives that tragic moment, the story examines how guilt and grief mold identity and decision making. Healing is proposed as facing rather than masking the memories.

🪄 Reality/Illusion

Perception and illusion collide as Amy navigates the repeating hallway and distorted visions. The demon Lucas tests her ability to distinguish truth from deception, mirroring a moral exam rather than pure fantasy. The climax implies the boundaries between what is real and what is imagined are deliberate obstacles to overcome.