Reply With QuoteFor me the saddest part was when Peter saw the drawing little Amanda across the street drew. There were many sad things throughout this episode, though; it's hard to rank them.
The saddest part of the episode...
Now, I know a lot of people are probably going to disagree with me on this one and say that it was Olivia's funeral, but the part that easily had me the most choked up had to be Walter and Ella reminiscing about Gene.
I don't know why, but it really hurt to see her empty room in the future.
Speaking of which, is she still around in 2011? I feel like it's been forever since we've seen her.
For me the saddest part was when Peter saw the drawing little Amanda across the street drew. There were many sad things throughout this episode, though; it's hard to rank them.
Agreed. No more 2026, its way too sad, haha, makes me feel like Walter in "LSD"..Originally Posted by Rekka
"She tried to kill me... you saw. Why is everybody trying to kill us? I don't like this place."
The end was the saddest part. It was bittersweet. Save a universe kill a romance and not even know that it died. Not sad for the characters but certainly sad for the viewer.
There were indeed a lot of sad moments. and I guess it depends on the way we perceive things, which one was the saddest. I cannot choose between Olivia's funeral and how they were all torn apart, the moment Peter saw the drawing and started to cry, you could just feel his pain, the talk between Ella and Walter about Gene, or when Walter and Peter "imagined the repercussion"... it was like Walter had to let Peter go all over again and Peter had to risk everything to make things right... Such a hard choice... all moments just heartbreaking.
And about this dramatic 2026 future, I don't think we'll be seeing, since Peter made a different choice in 2011 (by not destroying Red!verse), thus changed the outcome. At least I hope so...
Definitely!!
Oh man, you're right! I forgot to add that moment on top of my list! Maybe I overlooked it because it was just implied to us, that the characters don't know about Peter anymore. We didn't actually get to see them going along with their business not even considering their and our dearest Peter. But just the idea that Peter doesn't exist for Olivia, that's just some heartbreaking sh*t!
Agreed. At least, I don't really see how it would make sense in the storyline anymore.There were indeed a lot of sad moments. and I guess it depends on the way we perceive things, which one was the saddest. I cannot choose between Olivia's funeral and how they were all torn apart, the moment Peter saw the drawing and started to cry, you could just feel his pain, the talk between Ella and Walter about Gene, or when Walter and Peter "imagined the repercussion"... it was like Walter had to let Peter go all over again and Peter had to risk everything to make things right... Such a hard choice... all moments just heartbreaking.
And about this dramatic 2026 future, I don't think we'll be seeing, since Peter made a different choice in 2011 (by not destroying Red!verse), thus changed the outcome. At least I hope so...
Also, speaking of that drawing, did anyone notice Olivia is wearing blue, Peter is wearing red and the kid is wearing Yellow. Also, the blanket on the chair that Walternogram was sitting on had a yellow, blue and red line on it.
For me it was the conversation about the cow. What happened to poor Gene? Is she still in an evidence locker somewhere?
Olivias funeral didn't really upset me, but that might be because it was at the point the video went to hell in a handbasket and kind of came right again just before walter went to see Peter. I'd cry for sure if I watched it normally
Last edited by Cin77; 05-07-2011 at 06:13 AM.
I added a screenshot with the drawing... she was indeed wearing blue, him red and the kid yellow. But the lines on the blanket where Walternogram was sitting... is that blue or black? It seems more like black to me. What would that mean?
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