I don’t entirely disagree but at the same time, some projects just don’t scale well. There is a clear implication too, IMO, that the interaction of Mark and Gemma in specific, is particularly key by the end of the project.
I don’t entirely disagree but at the same time, some projects just don’t scale well. There is a clear implication too, IMO, that the interaction of Mark and Gemma in specific, is particularly key by the end of the project.
masterspace@lemmy.ca 6 days ago
The Mark Gemma thing raises even more questions. If Mark and Gemma’s relationship is key to whatever this is working, then why aren’t the other MDR employees loved ones involved?
And conversely if loved ones aren’t key to the project, then why can’t it scale to more people?
KazuyaDarklight@lemmy.world 6 days ago
I take it as the other MDR employees and their work being valid but foundational or middle work, while Cold Harbor was a specific the capstone.
You do want to minimize your kidnappings if you want to stay under the radar. A radar that one might assume is extra aggressive since this is not a normal company by any stretch.
Lumen a corporate cult. I mean they have a department dedicated to raising sheep for literal sacrifice in a religious ceremony to guide souls to the company founder.
That angle alone, with the mural and, it would be so easy to argue that they saw this final step as vital but too “holy” and act to sully with redundancies.
masterspace@lemmy.ca 6 days ago
Really feels like that department could’ve used a few dozen of those marching band employees.
ApollosArrow@lemmy.world 5 days ago
The show isn’t over, so we don’t really know the full extent of how MDR works. All we have to go on is the information at hand. Gemma was in an accident, which may have primed her brain to be a perfect receiver for whatever treatment/torture they’ve been doing.