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[TobiTobsen]

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Unless there's a "x months later" flash forward at the end of the next episode as an epilogue, I don't see it being definitively a thing. Maybe some teaser to where people can easily headcanon it as later happening should they want to.

Remember that this has all been just a single week, which is a bit quick if you ask me to fully go through the process of "girlfriend disappears -> old best friend comes back -> you dig up your girlfriend's decomposing corpse -> get together with your best friend"

 

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LALALALALA can't hear your heresy over the sound off all that Pricefield smooching!

[KaiserShep]

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Unless there's a "x months later" flash forward at the end of the next episode as an epilogue, I don't see it being definitively a thing. Maybe some teaser to where people can easily headcanon it as later happening should they want to.

Remember that this has all been just a single week, which is a bit quick if you ask me to fully go through the process of "girlfriend disappears -> old best friend comes back -> you dig up your girlfriend's decomposing corpse -> get together with your best friend"

 

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I honestly wouldn't mind fast forwarding a bit once the conflict is ended to see where our decisions led the central cast. I'm really hoping to see David come out a better, happier man, Warren doing whatever, Frank keepin' on keepin' on. Just a few weeks to a month might suffice though.

 

The only thing I'm nervous about now is whether or not Chloe's death is required for the world to get back in order. It was a thought I got from the second moon disappearing just before she gets murdered…again. Maker, I hope not DX

[Jaison1986]

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The game aparently will have multiple endings, of course, none will be an happily forever after. Something is aways lost along the run. I think that the two moons might be a time paradox thingy, likely having to do with Max creating and undoing entirely different realities by changing past events with the pictures. As if reality itself is collapsing

[TobiTobsen]

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The game aparently will have multiple endings, of course, none will be an happily forever after. Something is aways lost along the run. I think that the two moons might be a time paradox thingy, likely having to do with Max creating and undoing entirely different realities by changing past events with the pictures. As if reality itself is collapsing

 

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My ending:

 

 

To strike a more serious note:

 

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I think so too. I think that the dead birds, whales and double moon are a way "reality" is reacting to all that time travel shenanigans Max is pulling, the consequences getting more and more dire till they culminate in that big storm that could wreck the entire epicentre of those time distortions. The timeline basically trying to fix itself by destroying the perpetrator.

 

I still have a bad feeling that we will have to travel back to the "start" of all those problems and undo everything that we've done. That Chloe is meant to die. All those different ways Chloe can potentially bite it? Shot three times, getting stuck in a railway track, etc. Stuff hitting Alyssa all the time? Stuff we change to a good outcome (William) having a bad, unforseen consequence?

All that gives me major "Final Destination" and "Butterfly Effect" vibes.

 

I would really like a happy ending, but seeing how most time travel stories end these days...

[BioWareM0d13]

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I agree with everything in the post above. 

 

I also think Chloe is meant to die, and that the multiple episodes where events put her in the line of fire are manifestations of that. Max saving Chloe at the start of the episode wasn't meant to happen, so the universe keeps trying to overcorrect for Max's time travelling shenanigans. 

 

I do think Max is meant to bring down Jefferson and the Prescotts however, and get justice for Rachel Amber and (potentially) Chloe.

[Iakus]

I think

 

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Max is meant to save Chloe.  There is no way she just happened to gain this power just in time to start saving her by coincidence.

 

The phenomena that is occurring is, I think, part of something else.  Something bigger than Max's rewind power (recall she had a vision of the tornado before she ever used her power)  And these strange happenings are symptoms of that.  Max is supposed to use her powers to heal whatever's happening.  She's not causing it.

 

Whether Max survives or not, I believe Chloe has to live to stop whatever's happening

[BioWareM0d13]

I think

 

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Max is meant to save Chloe.  There is no way she just happened to gain this power just in time to start saving her by coincidence.

 

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You might be right, but either way I also don't think Max's powers were given to her by chance. If she isn't meant to save Chloe, I think she was given the powers to solve Rachel Amber's disappearance. She couldn't have done that without the time travel.

[Iakus]

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You might be right, but either way I also don't think Max's powers were given to her by chance. If she isn't meant to save Chloe, I think she was given the powers to solve Rachel Amber's disappearance. She couldn't have done that without the time travel.

 

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Given the recurring examples of how deeply the death of Chloe's father has affected her.   Alienating her mother, her (at times unfair) treatment of David, and her general "p*ssed at the universe" attitude.  And then capped by the alternate timeline showing what would have happened if her father had lived, tells me that at least part of Max's purpose is to help Chloe work her way past this tragedy.  None of this really factors in with Rachel's disappearance, yet it has, if anything, even more screen time.  If Chloe's doomed to die, it sems like this would be something of a waste.

[KaiserShep]

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I agree with everything in the post above.

I also think Chloe is meant to die, and that the multiple episodes where events put her in the line of fire are manifestations of that. Max saving Chloe at the start of the episode wasn't meant to happen, so the universe keeps trying to overcorrect for Max's time travelling shenanigans.

I do think Max is meant to bring down Jefferson and the Prescotts however, and get justice for Rachel Amber and (potentially) Chloe.

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But then, logic suggests that if this is true, then both Jefferson and the Prescotts are meant to get away with whatever they're doing, and Kate is meant to die. I don't particularly like the idea that Chloe's fate has to be sealed, while people who would have otherwise succeeded without Max's rewind power are meant to be stopped. Anything and everything that is solved specifically because of the rewind power essentially changes reality anyway.

[Killdren88]

Wonder how badly we are messing with the Grim Reaper's Schedule as we keep saving Chloe. i always pictured the Afterlife to be a red tape covered Bureaucracy. So I imagine that Death has a mountain of paper work right now.

[von uber]

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Given the fact that the developers are monitoring fan discussions, and have actually added in extra stuff (like scenes with Kate in the hospital and extra dialogue with Victoria) I think that it is very likely that Pricefield could be an ending option at least.

[Iakus]

Wonder how badly we are messing with the Grim Reaper's Schedule as we keep saving Chloe. i always pictured the Afterlife to be a red tape covered Bureaucracy. So I imagine that Death has a mountain of paper work right now.

I imagine her life-timer looks something like Rincewind's...

 

like "...it was made by a drunken glass blower with the hiccups, in a time machine."

[Serza]

I still think... that Max... is going... to die.

[Killdren88]

I still think... that Max... is going... to die.

 

To quote Aragorn from the Extended Addition of Return of the King...

 

"I don't Believe it!...I WILL not believe it."

[KaiserShep]

I still think... that Max... is going... to die.

 

 

ಠ_ಠ

 

T_T

[Jaison1986]

Sometimes I think Max is kind of like the protagonist of the game named Singularity. In it, an soldier acidentally travels to the past and saves the life of an man that eventually becomes a dictator and takes over the world. It's revealed during the story that the protagonist tried several times to go back and stop himself from saving the man, to no avail, only for him to realize he needs to kill his past self to end the time loop, but when he does it, rather then dying, he wakes up back to the helicopter he was during the intro of the game, still remembering the events of the story.

[von uber]

To quote Aragorn from the Extended Addition of Return of the King...

"I don't Believe it!...I WILL not believe it."

Peter Jackson should hang his head in shame for butchering that book.

[LightningPoodle]

I still think... that Max... is going... to die.

 

Don't say that! Don't you goddamn say that! Don't you dare! 

[LightningPoodle]

Peter Jackson should hang his head in shame for butchering that book.

 

Especially The Hobbit. He should never be given another book adaptation ever again, the b*stard! He ruined a childrens book!

[Serza]

Don't say that! Don't you goddamn say that! Don't you dare! 

 

I just look at the things. I see things in front of me, and then... I realize!

 

I DON'T WANT IT!

[TobiTobsen]

Calm down guys!

 

We all know how it's going to end!

 

[Killdren88]

Calm down guys!

 

We all know how it's going to end!

 

 

*insert B-but that's Forbidden love!.jpg here*

[WildOrchid]

I still think... that Max... is going... to die.

 

[Serza]

 

Petals! Hey, how are you doing? Other than having your feels crushed, heh.