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I found it very interesting that you said it was a woman you saw in the mirror because I just finished the game and my friend had told me it definitely was a man, but I saw a woman, so I was very confused and had to go back and look at it again. The long hair and lack facial hair or adam's apple makes it look like a woman, but the strong jaw line makes it look like a man. Maybe they made it that way on purpose to say, "This could happen to anyone."
* When you go into the restroom at the end it seems like you see yourself in the mirror and awake with a start (the only time you don't wake up where you went to sleep). The axe ends up on the floor in front of you, and it seems you shattered the mirror with it in your fright at seeing yourself.
* One of the fiction books in the author's room sounds awfully similar to the real life situation (the village is dying, a boy goes off to a promised land, it's all lies and death and he dies. It mirrors the story of the farm girl who has a room near you, and probably everyone else.
* It's clear your "nightmares" are you sleepwalking, and you seem to remember things easier then. You can hear a constant burning sound (the building on fire?) people at times, you feel the need to constantly keep moving and fear what would happen if you stayed (eg as if you were evacuating) and you can read the sign on your door even before you remember how to in the waking world. Plus the fire axe disappears from the wall the first time you go to sleep.
* The place where you are is company housing. Given the evacuation instructions, it sounds like you slept through an evacuation and nobody bothered to look for you, though it's not clear if it's malice or incompetence to blame for that.
* No bodies so everyone seems to have made it out safely.
* The whole thing reminds me of Chernobyl, given the symptoms the protagonist is suffering and how everything is abandoned (nobody came back to look for you).
* IIRC there are letters in your room you can go back to read that suggest you were the child of the family with the building blocks until you moved out (sort of). Given the letters in that apartment, might suggest you're adopted? I'm not sure, going back to look this stuff over again could be helpful.
Although i`ve noticed that you`re missing some stuff. I haven't beaten the game yet, so i can't check everything, but you definitely missed page 2 of the first letter on the first table you see in the game (that starts with "Dear Tosh"). You might want to add it to your guide.
Good luck!