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22nd of November, 2017 (Wednesday) - 5 comments
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Keith extimelord
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I could tell you guys, but "spoilers" :) Funny thing about life, I died before I was born.
walex
on page 519
Tober is amazing, and if he does abrupt transitions usually they are designed to convey a meaning that will become clearer later.
The two guys could be from a different timeline: they are wearing masks as if they did not want to be contaminated by the virus, but in that timeline *everybody* has been already contaminated, because they did not realize it had been released until too late.
Note that Rothwell has already been in 3 timelines: his own, the one where he kills Charlie and this triggers EOS to build MEMNON, and the one where Sam lives and Charlie has been pulled into it and meets Ash and is saved by Emi from the second attempt by Rothwell. Who then realizes that killing Charlie is not the solution.
walex
on page 519
also I have checked and in pager 513 the two people who are training Rothwell said "we got one", similar to "found one" here.
Page 518
Unmaker
on page 518
Is this an "It Ends with a Flicker" plot? There's a William Tenn story where...
spoiler
There are only two possible futures, humanity is doomed in both, and the easiest way for each of them to fix the problem throws the timeline into the other future. A leads to B leads to A leads to B...
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walex
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Actually Rothwell has killed Charlie already, in the original Charlie timeline, as in page 383. This this triggers EOS to build MEMNON and all wars indeed end, because MEMNON kills everybody else.
Then when the mystery military man pulls out Charlie from the original timeline and into Sam's timeline, Rothwell tries again to kill Charlie, in page 417, and EMI saves him by cutting his hands with the sword.
EMI sort of explains it in page 424. Uhhhh, I just noticed that in page 425 EMI says that she is "as human as you are" which is deeply ambiguous.
After noticing that EMI saved Charlie, Rothwell decides that killing him is not the right thing, and tries to talk with him.
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22nd of November, 2017 (Wednesday) - 5 comments
I could tell you guys, but "spoilers" :) Funny thing about life, I died before I was born.
Tober is amazing, and if he does abrupt transitions usually they are designed to convey a meaning that will become clearer later.
The two guys could be from a different timeline: they are wearing masks as if they did not want to be contaminated by the virus, but in that timeline *everybody* has been already contaminated, because they did not realize it had been released until too late.
Note that Rothwell has already been in 3 timelines: his own, the one where he kills Charlie and this triggers EOS to build MEMNON, and the one where Sam lives and Charlie has been pulled into it and meets Ash and is saved by Emi from the second attempt by Rothwell. Who then realizes that killing Charlie is not the solution.
also I have checked and in pager 513 the two people who are training Rothwell said "we got one", similar to "found one" here.
Is this an "It Ends with a Flicker" plot? There's a William Tenn story where...
spoiler
There are only two possible futures, humanity is doomed in both, and the easiest way for each of them to fix the problem throws the timeline into the other future. A leads to B leads to A leads to B...
Actually Rothwell has killed Charlie already, in the original Charlie timeline, as in page 383. This this triggers EOS to build MEMNON and all wars indeed end, because MEMNON kills everybody else.
Then when the mystery military man pulls out Charlie from the original timeline and into Sam's timeline, Rothwell tries again to kill Charlie, in page 417, and EMI saves him by cutting his hands with the sword.
EMI sort of explains it in page 424. Uhhhh, I just noticed that in page 425 EMI says that she is "as human as you are" which is deeply ambiguous.
After noticing that EMI saved Charlie, Rothwell decides that killing him is not the right thing, and tries to talk with him.