History Fridge / LittleGoodyTwoShoes

** Most likely Roman, given his absence in Goldia's later life. The situation with Valerie, Sanni and Alpenrose hints that you don't have to exactly sacrifice a loved one to get a contract with Ozzy.

* It is left ambiguous whether Rozenmarine was truly Elise's fated soulmate or not. She claimed to have seen visions of Elise ever since childhood, in her prophetic dreams and the alignment of stars, but as a witch she would have been highly vulnerable to manipulation by demons. Since Ozzy had likely intended to reclaim Elise's soul from the moment of her birth, it would make sense for him to carefully prepare a pliable pawn who would both guide Elise through her trials and, if necessary, volunteer herself as the sacrifice required for the contract. In that regard, Rozenmarine was indeed the perfect candidate for carrying out Ozzy's schemes, which means that she was manipulated into believing that Elise was her soulmate. The fact that Ozzy is perfectly willing to accept Freya or Lebkuchen as the sacrifice in their bad endings seems to imply that Rozenmarine's obsession with fate and Elise was actually the result of thorough brainwashing by Ozzy and his minions...

* Not only is Elise a lesbian, but Roman was bewitched into loving and marrying her, due to her contract with the Strange Boy. While that explains their later AwfulWeddedLife, in ''VideoGame/PocketMirror'' there's an ending where Goldia is reborn in an alternate timeline where Elise never made a contract and is still a peasant. Does that mean she still married Roman in that continuity? How?

* The chore minigames that you play to earn money demand ridiculously high scores for achieving S-rank, the best possible outcome. The villagers tend to voice their dissatisfaction with more average outcomes such as B-rank or even A-rank. They seem to be unnecessarily demanding, until you realize that Elise's main competitor in the maid-of-all-work business is ''Freya'', a girl as strong as a horse and far more talented than Elise. It would make sense that the villagers' expectations would be set to what Freya could possibly achieve - this explains their view of Elise as a rather mediocre maid, and Elise's deep resentment towards Freya.

* It is left ambiguous whether Rozenmarine was truly Elise's fated soulmate or not. She claimed to have seen visions of Elise ever since childhood, in her prophetic dreams and the alignment of stars, but as a witch she would have been highly vulnerable to manipulation by demons. Since Ozzy had likely intended to reclaim Elise's soul from the moment of her birth, it would make sense for him to carefully prepare a pliable pawn who would both guide Elise through her trials and, if necessary, volunteer herself as the sacrifice required for the contract. In that regard, Rozenmarine was indeed the perfect candidate for carrying out Ozzy's schemes, which means that she was manipulated into believing that Elise was her soulmate. The fact that Ozzy is perfectly willing to accept Freya or Lebkuchen as the sacrifice in their bad endings seems to imply that Rozenmarine's obsession with fate was actually the result of thorough brainwashing by Ozzy and his minions...

* In a way, the happy endings where Elise refuses to meet Ozzy, and consequently lives out her life with her chosen love interest. There is no mention of Count die Heilige in those endings, which implies that Henri and Goldia wouldn't have even existed had it not been for Elise's contract with Ozzy. The only possible outcomes for the the twins were a state of non-existence, or a life filled with absolute misery and the constant predations of a sadistic demon.

* It seems rather unlikely that Ozzy would allow his Golden Maidens to approach his next mark, since quite a few of them attempt to talk the unfortunate girl out of her ill-advised quest. However, it actually makes sense when you recall (from Pocket Mirror) that Ozzy enjoyed fostering a feeling of harrowing regret and guilt in his victims. He knows that the targeted girls are too desperate and foolish to heed any advice, and by providing ample warning of the true cost of his contract, he would be able to maximize their regret and guilt, since they have only themselves to blame for their lover's horrific death.

* In Ending 3, Elise is reunited with Lebkuchen's forgiving spirit after she dies. However, Lebkuchen had been turned into a golden girl, making the possibility of reunion unlikely. Was it truly her spirit? [[LetThemDieHappy Or the delusions of a broken woman?]]
* In Ending 2, it is shown that a grieving Gustav is completely unaware of what really happened to Freya and Elise. But Elise leaves town for Count die Heilige's castle in a luxurious carriage, with the town's womenfolk watching. The game doesn't explain why Gustav would be ignorant of that fact. Moreover, since Lebkuchen survived in that timeline, she would have likely deduced the truth as in Ending 1. Wouldn't she have informed Gustav to give him some sense of closure? Also, it isn't really explained why Elise failed to seek out Lebkuchen's help in that timeline.

* The chore minigames that you play to earn money demand ridiculously high scores for achieving S-rank, the best possible outcome. The villagers tend to voice their dissatisfaction with more average outcomes such as B-rank or even A-rank. They seem to be unnecessarily demanding, until you realize that Elise's main competitor in the maid-of-all-work business is ''Freya'', a girl as strong as a horse and far more talented than Elise. It would make sense that the villagers' expectations would be set to what Freya could possibly achieve - this explains their view of Elise as a rather mediocre maid, and Elise's feelings of resentment towards Freya.

* The chore minigames that you play to earn money demand ridiculously high scores for achieving S-rank, the best possible outcome. The villagers tend to voice their dissatisfaction with more average outcomes such as B-rank or even A-rank. They seem to be unnecessarily demanding, until you realize that Elise's main competitor in the maid-of-all-work business is ''''Freya'''', a girl as strong as a horse and far more talented than Elise. It would make sense that the villagers' expectations would be set to what Freya could possibly achieve - this explains their view of Elise as a rather mediocre maid, and Elise's feelings of resentment towards Freya.

* The chore minigames that you play to earn money have tough requirements for achieving S-rank, the best possible outcome. The villagers tend to voice their dissatisfaction with more average scores such as B-rank or even A-rank. Their reactions don't make any sense, until you realize that Elise's main competitor in the maid-of-all-work business is '''Freya'''

* In Ending 3, Elise is reunited with Lebkuchen's forgiving spirit after she dies. However, Lebkuchen had been turned into a golden girl, making the possibility of reunion unlikely. Was it truly her spirit? [[LetThemDieHappy Or the delusions of a broken woman?]]

* In the ending where Rozenmarine is sacrificed, Elise gets the pocket mirror from Lebkuchen as a protection charm for Goldia. Now, one has to wonder...[[UncertainDoom what happens to Goldia in the endings where Freya or Lebkuchen die?]] [[spoiler: While Goldia is "taken", this isn't elaborated on much.]]

* Not only is Elise a lesbian, but Roman was bewitched into loving and marrying her, due to her contract with the Strange Boy. While that explains their later AwfulWeddedLife, in ''VideoGame/PocketMirror'' there's an ending where Goldia is reborn in an alternate timeline where Elise never made a contract and is still a peasant. Does that mean she still married Roman in that continuity? How?

* Not only Elise is a lesbian, but Roman was bewitched into loving and marrying her, due to her contract with the Strange Boy. While that explains their later AwfulWeddedLife, in ''VideoGame/PocketMirror'' there's an ending where Goldia is reborn in an alternate timeline where Elise never made a contract and is still a peasant. Does that mean she still married Roman in that continuity? How?

* In the ending where Rozenmarine is sacrificed, Elise gets the pocket mirror from Lebkuchen as a protection charm for Goldia. Now, one has to wonder...[[UncertainDoom what happens to Goldia in the endings where Freya or Lebkuchen die?]]

* Not only Elise is a lesbian, but Roman was bewitched into loving her and marrying her, due to her contract with the Strange Boy. While that explains their later AwfulWeddedLife, in ''VideoGame/PocketMirror'' there's an ending where Goldia is reborn in an alternate timeline where Elise never made a contract and is still a peasant. Does that mean she still married Roman in that continuity? How?