Is this a plothole? Question about the Endless

[Lady_Silvermoon]

Given the fact Mechanical Otis had no problem sustained himself for 400+ years, it does lend credential to the theory the writers realize they had to kill him off for anything in Zone 6 to make sense.


In a way, it's kinda like how Walt Disney wanted to side line Luke in StarWar so they can tell their own story instead.

Even then it doesn't make sense because regulators exist and from Sphene's wording it makes it sound like the new MACHINES have regulators. Why would that be the case? But because that's the case that means even if you put memories and souls in machines, if you give those machines regulators you can just put them in new machines if that machine breaks down. These idiots have already figured out a less stupid path to immortality yet went with the method that literally destroys all life instead. WHY?!

Sorry, this turned into a bit of a rant.

You have every right to rant. You paid $40 for this slop.

It's not about "letting go". It's about Legacy.
All the themes were about different approaches over the theme "legacy". The expectation to uphold it, the dismissal of it, the ignorance that comes from it, the status quo of preserving it, the burden of carrying it.

Erenville was indeed a sad moment, it was basically plugging his mom from life support. It was the right thing to do, but devastating for him for sure.

While I agree they tried to write a story about legacy, what we got was a bunch of trash parents dumping their baggage onto kids they failed to properly raise.