Christhor said:
There are various interpretations on the ending, I just posted Ueda's so that should be the most official ending. and yeah I got that ending on my second play through |
Udea has only ever, so far as I know, indicated that is one interpretation. I'm not saying my one is better or official, but clearly Ico, like certain other stories, keeps certain elements open to interpretation - you apply your own reading to the clues.
The watermelons I believe were just added for fun, because they'd already created the animiations, etc. and they figured it would be nice to use them.
I guess there are three fairly obvious interpretations (I'm sure there are more):
1) Ico is slumped in boat and 'imagines' or 'dreams' of what he'd want more than the world, which we experience interactively when he gets to the beach
2) Ico really does wash up and he really does have the encounter he does
3) your interpretation of the afterlife
Try to be reasonable... its easier than you think...








