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번역 관련 문제 보고
Thus if Max revives Chloe again, she will have to kill Chloe in the end. Chaos Theory.
So Max's power must exist because rather, Chloe needs to live. Although it's possible Max's abilities and the ecological phenomena are unconnected, it seems hella unlikely.
It's possible that Chloe's death in Episode 1 was premature? Maybe there's something she needs to do. Find closure from Rachel's death? Discover happiness again in her friend Max? Save Max?
Her death was in the past. Her in the bed in that time line's present would be the "Now". She either has you kill her, or she would die "soon" from her respiratory system dying. (Which is why she asked you to kill her)
Because there is art to do.
that is true, never thought of that
"art"