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Topic	FFXIV ENDWALKER FINALE unmarked spoilers topic (FULL 6.0 SPOILERS)
KanzarisKelshen 12/09/21 12:26:12 PM #73:	So you love that you're not there to kill anyone but you also love killing Zenos? What? And again, you do nothing to stop the suicidal ideations of countless alien races. It's insane to me that they all wish for oblivion with no exceptions other than Etheirys. Yes, it makes perfect sense. We don't go to Ultima Thule to kill Meteion. From the get-go, the angle was to save her, because she was just an innocent little girl who was thrown out to the universe and forced to feel the pain and despair of untold millions of people. The MSQ delivers on that. Fighting Zenos to the death is likewise a way to give him salvation. He seeks happiness, no matter what it may cost him, and by agreeing to a match with him, we help him find his purpose and leave the world with no regrets. I feel like you have some trouble catching symbolism, maybe? It all pulls towards a central theme. DoomTheGyarados posted... Because it isn't true. Meteion is an unreliable narrator, and the last zone is from her perspective, not what actually happened. Like the second part of the last dungeon happens because of Meteion (the journals mention her coming as what sparks it) Basically she saw suffering for the first time being from paradise, freaked the fuck out, and caused a dynamis reaction over and over and over on different planets, her (and her sisters) horror turning every planet worse. Basically Hermes alone being angry was enough to upset her. Now imagine going to Earth and seeing all of the suffering on Earth. Millions of people starving, at war, angry. I'm actually not sure Meteion is the one that caused the disaster in the second section of the dungeon. IIRC, wayyyy back when you're in Elpis, she mentions a certain civilization destroyed itself upon being uplifted by alien visitors in a massive bloody war, and the log itself says 'visitors' and not 'visitor' too. She just witnessed the horror, and at most made it worse by acting as a force multiplier on the murderous rage, but she didn't cause it. --- Shine on, you crazy diamond. <cite>KanzarisKelshen posted [p:960758336] in FFXIV ENDW... [t:79799302]...</cite> <quote><quote> So you love that you're not there to kill anyone but you also love killing Zenos? What? And again, you do nothing to stop the suicidal ideations of countless alien races. It's insane to me that they all wish for oblivion with no exceptions other than Etheirys.</quote> Yes, it makes perfect sense. We don't go to Ultima Thule to kill Meteion. From the get-go, the angle was to save her, because she was just an innocent little girl who was thrown out to the universe and forced to feel the pain and despair of untold millions of people. The MSQ delivers on that. Fighting Zenos to the death is likewise a way to give him salvation. He seeks happiness, no matter what it may cost him, and by agreeing to a match with him, we help him find his purpose and leave the world with no regrets. I feel like you have some trouble catching symbolism, maybe? It all pulls towards a central theme. DoomTheGyarados posted... </cite> <quote>Because it isn't true. Meteion is an unreliable narrator, and the last zone is from her perspective, not what actually happened. Like the second part of the last dungeon happens because of Meteion (the journals mention her coming as what sparks it) Basically she saw suffering for the first time being from paradise, freaked the fuck out, and caused a dynamis reaction over and over and over on different planets, her (and her sisters) horror turning every planet worse. Basically Hermes alone being angry was enough to upset her. Now imagine going to Earth and seeing all of the suffering on Earth. Millions of people starving, at war, angry.</quote> I'm actually not sure Meteion is the one that caused the disaster in the second section of the dungeon. IIRC, wayyyy back when you're in Elpis, she mentions a certain civilization destroyed itself upon being uplifted by alien visitors in a massive bloody war, and the log itself says 'visitors' and not 'visitor' too. She just witnessed the horror, and at most made it worse by acting as a force multiplier on the murderous rage, but she didn't cause it. --- Shine on, you crazy diamond.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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