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Does he send her back and erase her memory? There should have been an additional scene imo.
Also the disappointment with Gordon doesn't make sense imo. Gordon didn't defy the gman but the Vortigaunts did and this they did to save Alyx who Gman was willing to let die in the reactor explosion... So if they wouldn't have defied him he couldn't recruit Alyx...
To me this is all a bit messy at this point
Perhaps when the events did take place at the end Gman erased Alyx's memory of many of the events that happened in HL:A only to return the memories right after Eli died. This would technically mean the player is just replaying Alyx's memories while they're being returned to her.
I mean, one of the first things you see in Eli's lab in HL2 is a crystal with multiple strings running through it. It's all about parallel dimensions and different timelines.
It's also possible HL:A takes place in a parallel timeline, which would explain a lot like why the Citadel was physically built on Earth rather than teleported in fully built like in the original lore, the seeming non-existence of Russell or the gravity gloves in HL2, the absence of Dr. Kleiner, Barney, and Dr. Mossman, the different voices of Alyx and Eli, and the vastly different designs of the enemies in HL:A versus HL2.
Kyle Reese only goes back in time because he's inspired by a picture of Sarah Connor. The picture was only taken because Reese died in the past, Sarah is thinking about him when the picture is taken. But if the picture was never taken, Reese never would have went back in time, and the picture would have never been taken.
The picture is infinite. Gman is infinite.
1. Time travel has nothing to do with Parallel Universes ... because even if its a parallel universe time is still at the same point so you wouldnt get into the future ...
2. Even if Time is a "Plane" it doesnt work BECAUSE and now I get to the explanation part:
Its possible that Alyx gets deleted at the End of HL 2 Ep. 2 BUT for this to work as a Prequel ... we all know all that happens BEFORE HL2 which means Alex CANT exist in HL2! Not because she gets deleted that day but that she gets deleted AT THE END OF HL: Alyx ... for the story to work Alyx HAS to leave the Vault BUT the game gives you the feeling that she NEVER leaves the vault! If she never leaves the vault ... she cant be in HL2 ... so she cant be deleted at the end of HL2 Ep. 2 ...
You can go into the before and change it ... you can also go into the Future and change it BUT you cant Delete Something out of existence and still let it exist!
So as good as Alyx may be as a Solo Game ... it has a mayor issue with the Ending which just cant be happening!
It's not even plot hole, it's just an unexplained event that should be explained in the next game. For all we know, Alyx didn't even have her memory erased. She could have just been forced to remain silent during the events of HL2 since her father's life was hanging over her head. Gman let her save her father and he can take that away, as well.
The End of Alyx looks more like she gets erased not only at the end of HL2 but also at the end of HL Alyx and even if she gets free then only with an erased memory because without it the plot wouldnt work again ...
And even if she was "disappeared" at the end of HLA, that still wouldn't be a plothole. It would just be an unexplained event. Gman might have just teleported her to Applebees before dropping her off at home in her present time or something and then took her again at the end of HL2. We don't know.
Future expectations for Valve's ability to tell a story are low.