True morally grey characters, every one of them did some unforgivable things in pursuit of their own happiness. The moment I liked the best was when karen realised she was pregnant and then was determined to live. Before her actions didn't have any real consequences in her eyes since she'd always just restart, but I like that she can now experience consequences, and wants to live. Its a great metaphor for people who struggle with suicidal ideation, the idea that nothing matters, and simply having to go through the motions of life is too troubling when the end result is just death. While I can't relate to living for over a hundred years and basically being immortal with no end in sight, I can relate to karens other feelings a lot, I'm still waiting for that moment when I'm like, "I'm pregnant, I can't die!", like karen had, except I hate children and don't need to have one to escape my generational immortality time loop curse
True morally grey characters, every one of them did some unforgivable things in pursuit of their own happiness. The moment I liked the best was when karen realised she was pregnant and then was determined to live. Before her actions didn't have any real consequences in her eyes since she'd always just restart, but I like that she can now experience consequences, and wants to live. Its a great metaphor for people who struggle with suicidal ideation, the idea that nothing matters, and simply having to go through the motions of life is too troubling when the end result is just death. While I can't relate to living for over a hundred years and basically being immortal with no end in sight, I can relate to karens other feelings a lot, I'm still waiting for that moment when I'm like, "I'm pregnant, I can't die!", like karen had, except I hate children and don't need to have one to escape my generational immortality time loop curse