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Post by generichiphop on Aug 19, 2007 17:16:02 GMT -5
Was there this religious overtone in the end? God created Adam and Eve, a man and woman... so is it significant that the two humans that create God in the end are man and woman?
I feel like it is quite significant... but then who is Pinbacker in the mesh?
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Post by neiru2012 on Aug 19, 2007 17:29:34 GMT -5
This Thread does an awesome job of exploring that theme.
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Post by nyspaceman on Aug 22, 2007 22:05:08 GMT -5
This is the fellow who wrote about the Adam-Eve-Serpent idea.
I had another thought about Capa: what if he was supposed to embody the eros (erotic) drive -- the unyielding instinct to create? He always seemed to be motivated by slightly different concerns than the rest of the crew. Certainly, he wanted to save the world; but more than that, he wanted to give birth to a new star.
I'm curious if the other characters might represent various different Freud-Jung drives. Pinbacker, the thanatos (death) drive; Mace, the logos (logical) drive; Cassie, the anima (life-giving) drive; and so on.
Everyone's thoughts?
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Post by cococi on Sept 1, 2007 16:02:43 GMT -5
Adam and eve i'd say God is there too as u notice when they fall gravity changes and they stop the scary burned guy must be the devil  it's face isn't shown and he is there to stop them "trick" claiming he comes in the name of God not to destroy and to save... |
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it's face isn't shown and he is there to stop them "trick" claiming he comes in the name of God not to destroy and to save...