The Humans Ending EXPLAINED

This needed a new thread? The others on this very topic weren't good enough?

1. That's a ridiculous theory with no relevance to the show's themes. That's like saying that Godot comes onstage the second after the curtain comes down, or specifying what happens to the kid in the outhouse in Blood Meridian. Needlessly focused on physical reality rather than an ending that transcends space and moves into the cosmic emptiness created in Lear.

2. The ending is intentionally ambiguous. There's no definite explanation.

haterobics said: "PThespian said: "Last I checked the dictionary definition of ambiguous is "open to more than one interpretation. I don't think the OP is suggesting what they are saying is the end of the discussion."

That is how I interpreted EXPLAINED, though.



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Ditto. The OP's use of "The End." as well seemed a bit dismissive of any other possibilities.

Valentina3 said: "Despite the hateful rhetoric on this thread, can you guys share one thing you like about each other?"



FTW!

This is interesting. I saw "Doubt" with a rather large group. I had an extra tx that went to a nice women I'd never seen before. At the end, all the women thought he was guilt and the men not.