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Something you're not suppose to see

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Never had a friend like CAINE

But in real life, in the physical world, she's at Riley's bar. She's surrounded by other queer people. He killed himself but she's alive in a place hosted by the nonbinary person he resented. She has the community of other queer people that he rejected.

Not only does it give us a sweet moment between the two that shows that Moon's love was always genuine, it also confirms a plot point that we suspected all along.

The NPCs are totally autonomous beings outside of Caine. He may be able to kill or despawn them at will, but a lot of their behaviors are out of his control.

Throughout the series, we saw Caine coveting the humans and disposing the NPCs. He had no problem snapping Gumigoo and Abel out of existence.

At the beginning of the episode, we find out that the humans are brain scans. At the end, we find out that the NPCs have a separate will from Caine.

I believe this shows us that the difference between NPCs and humans in TADC are not so different. They may have different origins, but they all ended up in the same place.

This was so important for both Caine and the humans to learn. They vast divide between humans and NPCs suddenly doesn't feel so large.

I don't know if anyone else has brought this up but these feel like intentional parallels to me and it's really interesting and gutwrenching.

In that moment, both believe they don't deserve forgiveness or love, people can't choose to love them. The difference is, Caine allowed himself to be loved before it was too late for him. Jax didn't.

He got to be redeemed, because he allowed himself to feel wanted, to feel loved.