Obviously, there are points in the game that take place in one of three colored "rooms" of sorts. As you can see from the map, the red room is representative of malice, whereas the green room is representative of good will. I assume that there's a bit of a translation issue here, however, as it's more likely that the red room is intended to represent confusion and fear, whereas the green room represents peace of mind and understanding. Of course, the white room lies between them, insinuating that the white room is a path of sorts between two completely different mindsets. Decisions made in the white room lead you closer to one of the other two rooms.
Note, however, that the white room (like the other two rooms) is still outside of the real world. As such, decisions that're made in the white room aren't decisions that require any true physical action. They're just thoughts. Of course, the inner circle of the map represents the real world, and it seems to insinuate that these states of minds previously discussed can take physical forms.
At least, that's my take on all of this. Thing is, I really don't understand the vertical parallels in the map, just the horizontal ones. Anyone care to take a stab at decoding this map?
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