To the Moon/Story

SPOILER ALERT! Plot and/or ending details follow.

It follows **Eva Rosalene** and **Neil Watts**, employees of Sigmund Corporation, ordered by the caregiver **Lily** to make a preparation for researching such memories in order to fulfill the life-long wish for **John H. Wyles**. His wish is simple: he wants to go to the moon, but he doesn't know how. To accomplish this task, the doctors must insert themselves into an interactive compilation of his memories, traverse backwards through his life. With each leap to an important moment in his mind, they learn more about John and what brought him to his current position in life, encountering his deceased wife, **River**, the only person who have grown strained with him over the years since not knowing from him about her first meeting, leaving herself producing origamis and cutting her own hair when she grew older, led to John distraught.

Upon reaching his childhood, the background of the memory forms nothing but a white void and an odor, the employees do not know what happen to John's earliest memory. In some cases, they attempt to alert and distract John and River to re-create his earliest memories, but no to avail. The following day, Watts founds a rotten odor of a dead squirrel due to being accidentally road-killed by employees last night, believing it was the "same smell" from the earliest memory of John's. During the meeting, they extract the odor in order to insert John's nostril through his brain, entering back to the earliest memory. The employees, now in John's earliest memory, encounters then-unknown Joey, believing it was a twin brother of John, but it was killed in a car accident by his mother, leaving the young child John traumatized. The employees believe his mother was the responsible for drugging him with a large dose of "beta-blockers", removing most of his memories belonging Joey's name and River's first meeting.

After that, they are reaching John's first memory, takes place in a carnival where John and River first met in a cliff, holding with a plushie platypus found in a current memory of her. John and River sat in a log as they watch over the moon, the latter wishes to become as an astronaut to travel together with John to the moon. The employees realized the dream of going to the moon is River, not him.

Watts, back to one of John's memories, have his idea of "re-arranging" his memories by altering itself to get his twin brother back and omitted River's frequent meetings, which Rosalene reluctantly agrees. Re-arranging John's memories led him of becoming an author before astronaut like her dream was, meeting with River for the second time, now in a space station. Rosalene and Watts stayed on the bridge in John's "altered" memory, watching at the spaceship together.   As the spaceship flew away to the moon, the last moment of John and River in his altered memory before dying, his memories grew the same but the more appearance of twin brother Joey in every presence of his memories and with the help of a newlywed River to build their house as their relationship grew healthier when they older, they hold hands gracefully together in the spaceship; the heartbeat finally stops as his heart monitor flatlines, showing the end of the game where John and River were reunited in the afterlife with a platypus for the last time, sitting in the same log.
In the post-credit scene, the employees bury John beside the lighthouse, where it takes the same place as River, as Lily and her children became permanent residents of Wyles House permitted by the employees. Having contacted with a new client, the employees proceed to move on to the next patient.