Maybe being hungover and divorced means something different in this fantasy world! What about "sad"? I can't understand the personal and emotional themes at all!

I love the hidden scene where you climb the statue and connect to the battleship. You can ask why is everything so shit in Revechol. And when you do the woman explains it with a delicate metaphor about this elaborate glass construction around a square in this far off place. The placement of the glass needs to be perfect so they can form this beautiful pattern on the square in the evening. Everything needs to be in its right place for the sum of the effects to work. Everything needs to be in its right place for the greater good.

As she saying this Harry looks out over the ruins and economic desolation of Ravchol. There's something so poignant about how unfair it seems. How these disinterested Powers That Be can treat this place and these people like a piece of glass in their delicate liberal construction of the world.

I think it's probably my favourite piece of writing in any game.

Sunday friend is one of my favorite characters for this reason. Not to like, of course, but because he is so true to life. You won't find many Measureheads out there (they are mostly Lorry Drivers and Cryptofascists), but there are millions upon millions of Sunday Friends.

Yes. Literally just talk about it as if it was gossip or celeb trash.

Yes. Make a video game, or other piece of art about it and then watch as people fail to recognize the metaphor.

I just get all anti-capitalist in like every conversation, I'm probably annoying

*smiles smugly*
Oh so you want to know about "politics", do you?

Don't try and bring it up necessarily. People come up with grievances about the reality of capitalism all the time. Empathise with them, and offer them an alternative framework that proves it's not their personal failure that made rent unaffordable, work-life miserable, and the world climate collapse.