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That guard wasn't hurting anyone? For most of the film he doesn't kill anyone actively involved in the operations, so why does he kill that guard, when he could have just shot his leg or something?

A short scene but it makes me wonder about his morality.

TIL Gravity Falls Journal 3 and Book of Bill have a higher rating on Goodreads than The Bible. Just some interesting stuff going on here.

This might have been the single most cathartic experience I've had playing the ending of a game. Heck, I'll call this one of the most cathartic artistic experiences ever alongside the likes of something like End of Evangelion.

I still don't know how much I understood it. All I know is that I loved it so much, and even had tears by the end of chapter 12. Also this must have been the largest ending segment of a game I've ever played??

Can anyone explain the Amelie thing to me on the beach? WTF really happened? I understood the Clifford stuff (I hope?) Or can someone link a really good YouTube video related to it?

The points of existentialism truly captured me by the end. I've never really thought about extinction like this before. It's genuinely eye opening.

Also it's 3:41 AM, and playing this final section at night improved the experience so much. It's been an hour since I was done and I have no idea how I'll sleep.