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The idea that heath would give up on her is perhaps in a way a good end, but definitely bitter sweet at best. It'd be a better end if he finally did become successful through limbus company, and in that success he brings her and her memory back to this timeline. Though it is possible that if they continue the story past just the planned section for the sinners, it'll remain a distant relationship at times.
As for your first theory? I definitely agree that the sheep may be a metaphor for Bari, but I'm not convinced by the rest of it. Not because bari couldn't be his mother but because PM ain't that much into love stories despite what I said above. I could fully imagine they go a slightly different, possibly master and student based relationship between them.
I'm pretty sure the other sinners still are able to do a lot of impactful things even if it's not "their" canto, like Dante and Don wasting the wishpower in canto 2, Heathcliff helping Ishmael, Vergilius helping the sinners and much more, the sinners still develop even if it's not within their canto, and Heathcliff's story probably isn't finished yet, along with all of the sinners who already had their turns, (but especially Sinclair, Gregor and Rodya) *(this is regarding the Heathcliff can't do this part)
I see your point, but don't forget that Heathcliff almost got Limbus Company killed because he stole COUPONS which isn't really a minor thing. Other than that yeh you are right it would steal the show unless they figure out a way to tie it in without doing so (if they even try to do it)
Still a big diff in the situation though. Heathcliff's canto was up next and PM has a habit of doing something to foreshadow the next canto during the current one. During Rodian they gave sinclair a staring role and gave a nod to his pain. I can't remember what they did for yi-sang during Sinclair's, but he really didn't need it the ♥♥♥♥♥ got the longest canto is the entire game.
Ishmael got some set up for her's during his canto though. Basically I'm saying that fits into a different pattern. The only way I see heathcliff causing that is by saving one of the other sinners from doing something dumb for him. As while he's a determined guy, he's already seen what letting his love for Catherine blind him does. He's seen a 1000 universes where they ♥♥♥♥♥♥ it up and got everyone else hurt in the process and watched who he became when reaching her was no longer possible. I'd sooner see Meursault do something 'nice' in order to bring her back than I would see heathcliff fall into an obvious trap.
Maybe you are right, I haven't really thought about the Heathcliff thing too much it was just a random guess compared to Bari sheep metaphor thing
Symbolism.
Yes.
Connection.
It works properly. They.