>>47842>No, but a story is supposed to have a point.It HAD a point, maybe you mean it's supposed to have some sort of catharsis? like i said i didn't mind that the ending was, for lack of a better term, thanatological. i agree it wasn't the exciting showdown against caine that fans expected it to be, and more like a bunch of weirdos dealing with grief, but like i said, i think they tried something different, something *I* had an itch for. even if the results are not perfect it resonated with the people it was intended to resonate with.
>, it has way more to say about the valor of sacrifice, camaraderie in hardship and the unbreakable human spirit.mneh this idea fucking blows. i do not care for capeshit stuff. like there's any shortage of wow evil computer out there. it's also a misreading of what caine as a character would become. if taken literally, then the circus is some sort of afterlife built by a dying person. then, also, caine's redemption absolutely makes sense, the guy literally just wants people to enjoy his silly little adventures, and the adventures really do exist to occupy time indefinitely, ragatha was spot on. also, i just have no appetite for another black mirror-esque rokos basilisk bullshit. shit sucks!
> Not only is it a poor resolution to the human character's storiesi lament the resolution in terms of a wasted opportunity for characters to really explore their humanity, even when they themselves are not human, perfect excuse to really drill down the existentialist themes. like if i were told i'm the simulation of a real person out there, and the real person out there was living my best life, i would not take that news kindly i dont think. i think that's more a plot point for more adults viewers, like i think severance does this? i have not watched severance.