Ending opinion (spoiler alert)

[cairamanuel]

Hi everyone,
I chose the Verso ending because I felt it was the most just and meaningful one — even if it's the most painful. It resonated deeply with me.

However, while watching the Maelle ending, I noticed something subtle but powerful: Verso’s scar is gone. It looks like Verso healed her.

That really struck me. Personally, I see it as Verso coming to understand his father, and perhaps regretting having turned against him. It feels like a final gesture of reconciliation — not just healing her wound, but symbolically healing their relationship too, in his own way.

What do you think?
Did anyone else notice this? How do you interpret it?

[texasgoldrush]

Verso's ending is not only bad, it is misguided.

You NEVER force someone to overcome their grief, ever.

Outside that, it is bad storytelling on so many levels as well.

[Torque]

Originally posted by texasgoldrush:

Verso's ending is not only bad, it is misguided.

You NEVER force someone to overcome their grief, ever.

Outside that, it is bad storytelling on so many levels as well.

Verso made the decision that real verso would make. I don’t like what he did. But he stayed in character. He was never on your side. He was on the side of his plan.

I picked to stay.

[Galroche]

Originally posted by texasgoldrush:

Verso's ending is not only bad, it is misguided.

You NEVER force someone to overcome their grief, ever.

Outside that, it is bad storytelling on so many levels as well.

he his not really forcing her to overcome anything, he is removing one way maelle and aline were gonna kill themself. helping them get over the death of verso is a job for real renoir and clea

[Ratsplat]

Originally posted by Torque:

Originally posted by texasgoldrush:

Verso's ending is not only bad, it is misguided.

You NEVER force someone to overcome their grief, ever.

Outside that, it is bad storytelling on so many levels as well.

Verso made the decision that real verso would make. I don’t like what he did. But he stayed in character. He was never on your side. He was on the side of his plan.

I picked to stay.

That's something I've been wondering actually. Did fake Verso make the choice real Verso would have done? In theory yes since they're supposedly the 'same' (though definitely not a perfect copy.) However, Real Verso could have left at any moment, would not have wanted to die himself, and so likely would not have made such drastic and sudden choices.

[thufirhawat333]

I went with Verso.
Escapism might just be the hardest to drug to give up. In a way, he saved Alicia again.