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I think it's the first one. Law felt satisfied with the time they spent together in the VR and he didn't actually want to be equals so he didn't want to go further with that. He was like 'i achieved my goal, you can just continue to live your life now', so he wanted to let Jesse go while he wastes away in the old one.
yea pretty sure its the first one too
Okay so peeps here are confused on why the blondie did all that shiz of virtual reality and stuff and I kinda understand what all this was about. So yeah blondie was insecure about Jesse not needing him so he made Jesse sip some drugged tea and then made him enter the vr where blondie appeared to be the only sane person and thus Jesse was cornered into relying on blondie. In the end when they both decided to die together, blondie's motive was complete. Hmm, although I'm not sure why he didn't persue Jesse when they woke up. Was he just planning to give up on Jesse and die afterwards? Or did he already knew that Jesse can't live without him so he waited for him? The last one seems like the most plausible. Psychologically manipulating Jesse into being dependent on blondie. So yeah this is what I somewhat understood