It's interesting how the title along with the last memory he implanted in the girl (and I assume to take her back in time) both point to his presence, as there, but in passing. "Thus spoke" referencing Nietzsche's zarathustra: the profit that you're meant to overcome/overtake: sur/pass/. And then the implanted memory " I don't know who Rohan is even if I see him" (paraphrasing) ; beyond having a literal function (saving him from possession), again, we're shown that he's there but in passing.
It's also interesting to see how this particular supernatural that leeches off of people has become a source of contentment for the woman in the form of her child, "A somewhat necessary evil" .
It's interesting how the title along with the last memory he implanted in the girl (and I assume to take her back in time) both point to his presence, as there, but in passing.
"Thus spoke" referencing Nietzsche's zarathustra: the profit that you're meant to overcome/overtake: sur/pass/. And then the implanted memory " I don't know who Rohan is even if I see him" (paraphrasing) ; beyond having a literal function (saving him from possession), again, we're shown that he's there but in passing.
It's also interesting to see how this particular supernatural that leeches off of people has become a source of contentment for the woman in the form of her child, "A somewhat necessary evil" .