With Hyuna working to burn the stage all to the ground instead of working for a new potential future and with Sua’s conflict of making Mizi live forever with her instead of dying herself because she physically cannot let go; I think it’s safe to say that zombie stage is about taking the INVERSE of the main conflicts.
It’s pleasantly surprising not only for plot but for characterization because that means then we’re exploring the darker sides of these character’s personalities —more accurately—the specific ways in which humans can act so utterly inhumane for love to the point where they evolve into something monstrous (hence the zombies).
If alien stage is about how there is inherent qualities of goodness, redemption, and above all, love, even in an environment which was deprived of all moral standing to create it, then zombie stage is the opposite.
It’s going to explore exactly what mizi said in the end: that humans cannot love without exploiting.
Humans in a modern setting, with raised in a “regular” world environment, and thus have a better standing of what is right and wrong. That is until, they are placed within a survival circumstance which thus causes them to completely and entirely disregard that.
And this only then makes me wonder, what will the paralleled endings look like if that be the case? That these characters might do the exact opposite of their moral standings in alstg?
#/im so sorry if this makes no sense or it’s just so painfully painfully obvious im so sleep deprived im moving countries rn please dont judge me I just think its cool n i
