The ending isn’t any more important than any of the moments leading to it.
— Dr Eva Rosalene • To the Moon (2011)
Behind the line
Spoilers for To the Moon
What it means
Our interpretation.
Rosalene resists the idea that an ending alone can give a life its value. Her observation allows ordinary experiences to matter alongside the outcome someone has hoped for. It fits a story concerned with memory, regret and what a person wants to leave behind.
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- GamesRadar+Quotation list entry for To the Moon: Dr Eva Rosalene. Literal wording and qualified fictional or written credit; original English edition identified in context.Reference checked
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