To be a lovely sailboat

The radiation scene and its aftermath were incredible. Going from "You should've told me!" to apologizing. Apologizing even though he couldn't have known. Apologizing despite knowing that his words probably mean nothing to them, because they don't see him as a human being. How the guilt stays on his mind for the entire movie, despite being in hell himself. He brings it up, again and again. He didn't mean to sentence someone to death. Even if they're the people who are doing the same thing to him. A mirror of a mistake he made in his past..? The submarine on the ocean floor is referenced in the button, with the chain breaking above it being the sub's chain, but also the DNA strands that break under radioactive rays. The core of what makes us human, unraveling at the bottom of the blood ocean, and the light is so bright, so bright...it calls...

Bonus Sketch of Grace, cuz I think the sketch also looked pretty decent.