killnoob wrote...
Elenterx wrote...
killnoob wrote...
Why the hell would people even consider this a viable theory?
If Shepard's hallucinating/indoctrinated, why would the space god gives him the option to destroy reapers?
To make him give up/give in, obviously.
So....
He says to him: 'hey this button destroy the reapers but don't touch it you should just give up?'
If you'd read everything that this community has put together, you'd get it. I'll try to be brief:
Shepard is faced with 3 options (none of these will amount to any physcial event, they are in his mind)
The child strongly pushes shepard towards the other two options of synergy and control, because these are the mental-physical representation of a successful indoctrination. The third option is there so that shepard can believe the child is being sincere, at the same time the child makes it clear that this would be the wrong route to take, also symbolised by the red "renegade" colouring. Another thing that I don't think people have touched on, shepard gets these flashes of seeing the illusive man and anderson performing the two actions. To me that further re-enforces the dream like state; he's imagining what they would have done,