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some are willing to gamble their last year away on the off chance / just in case
but many think "we're all doomed, might as well enjoy every minute we got left"
objectively the expedition is the right choice, but objectivity isn't part of this
humans will come to accept almost any horror with enough repetition & time
Yikes, you are right. It was 51 ~.~ Got me conffuddled with another number there
not to mention that only Maelle is able to go into the monolith because of who she is. the big statue woman that does the animation of painting, is just her avatar made of stone and paint
irl plenty of people would have picked option 2. Especially if there were so many prior attempts and all failed. Morale would be rather low and people feeling rather hopeless.
I was more concerned with that one guy who picked option 3 - join a paintress cult/religion and hope for the best.
After all the previous expeditions failed, the general public succumbed to 'learned helplessness' and stopped trying. That is a very, very oversimplified version of it. But that's a big part of it.
Sophie does that for you in the prologue when she describes the expeditions as 'a bloodless guillotine'. If it's a death sentence either way, would you rather die in comfort at home surrounded by the people you care about, or torn limb from limb by Nevrons?