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She said the chip created a place where there's no need to kill...yet she does anyways.
This comics got more holes than swiss cheese.
This comics got more holes than swiss cheese.
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N. Korean citizen (01/20/2013) [-]
"there's no need to kill to live"
so she didn't have to shoot him and she wouldn't get killed anyways, neither would the son get killed because that would be 'woe' or/and 'hardship', she could just give him a chip or whatever and everything would be fine
so she didn't have to shoot him and she wouldn't get killed anyways, neither would the son get killed because that would be 'woe' or/and 'hardship', she could just give him a chip or whatever and everything would be fine
I understand how you can take this as he shot her after she shot him, or at the same time. However, I also think that even though the world that you enter has no need for killing, she was in the situation where it was necessary and everything turned out well for her because the kidnapper was dead and she had the boy back (as would happen in the "perfect life"). Even though she killed, it was because she was in the situation where she had to. I'm assuming this comic can be taken in more ways than one.
i still think that if there is no need to kill in that dream world, there really will be genuinely no situation were you would have to kill, even in one like this. the kidnapper would go all "oh, haha, i was pulling your leg there, you almost fell for it".
but i guess your explanation makes sense too.
but i guess your explanation makes sense too.