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Originally Posted by Weiss Pinguin
That's my thought. Personally that's one of the parts that I liked trying to figure out: is he crazy, or is there really someone else on the station?
Also, MORE SPOILERS ahead:
Been a while since I saw it so I may be fuzzy on some things, but IIRC that was a hallucination of his (their?) daughter, when he makes the phone call later you can see it's the same girl.
Or at least I'm pretty sure that's how it went...
As I said, a slow, quiet movie, not for everyone  |
I also thought it might have been his daughter, though I didn't bother rewinding to check, but that still doesn't explain the mystery of why he had a vision of her. It's just a really poor plot device. Something else could have broken the cycle much more believably - some unpredictable circumstance like a system failure or something - but instead we have the first psychic clone. If it were me I'd have woken up the other clones because maybe some of those could have predicted the future or cast spells.