u/omgflyingbananas

This might already have been suggested, but I notice in the trailers how highly clark speaks of the backrooms. We know his store is closing too, something hes poured his life into, hes clearly mentally unwell and lonely (no kids, wife, has to hire teenagers, etc).

I think a big thing we will see is clark become more and more attached to the complex, especially as it builds his section further and further around his memories.

Clark is losing everything, all he's worked for, but these rooms are a untouched living memory of his lifes work, of everything he is, of course he wants to stay, its comfortable.

I think this will be a big part of the movie, clark learning to move on, understanding that we cant tlive in memories forever.

Obviously alot more will happen with async and such but, this is whats been in my head since trailer one.