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Annihilation is not a comedy but this scene is

Goodbye. Fucking old man. Stupid fucking old man.

the lab repurposes old camera tech to create new ones -> they tie the new cameras to rabbits which either mutate, die, or disappear -> jack’s early attempts at hypnosis trigger violent compulsions -> jack calls john “control” and begins hypnotizing him from a young age -> control’s first act as director is to review the rabbit footage -> biologists studying the rabbits begin exhibiting violent compulsions -> whitby studies the rabbit cameras -> whitby meets his double and compulsively kills it -> whitby compulsively paints control as a rabbit -> the biologists associate the rabbits with whitby -> jack uses control’s memories to hypnotize lowry -> control mutates into a rabbit -> lowry meets whitby’s double and compulsively eats it -> the rabbits eat each other and abandon their cameras -> the lab repurposes old camera tech to create new ones

“I’d tell her, ‘You made a lot of fucking mistakes. You made a lot of mistakes, and yet I love you. You’re a mess and a revelation, but I can’t be any of that. All I can do is work out things myself.’ And then, knowing her, she’d probably look at me funny and take a tissue sample from me.”

"Jump," said a voice in his head.

when the fruit is strangling

let’s get manipulated by mama :(

urghh attempting to draw her non-glooped form because there's something else i want to make with her...

This is what I was imagining when the biologist came across that dolphin in annihilation

"But the longer I stared at it, the less comprehensible the creature became. The more it became something alien to me, and the more I had a sense that I knew nothing at all—about nature, about ecosystems. There was something about my mood and its dark glow that eclipsed sense, that made me see this creature, which had indeed been assigned a place in the taxonomy—catalogued, studied, and described—irreducible down to any of that. And if I kept looking, I knew that ultimately I would have to admit I knew less than nothing about myself as well, whether that was a lie or the truth."