After multiple weeks of harsh concentration on the game of Bioshock, it has finally come to an end. Although, that’s not to say that I’m not still thinking about the game. The biggest surprise\u00a0to me at the end of Bioshock was the Booker and Comstock were somehow the same person. You have to be a serious intellect to have predicted that. Having that said, now that I know they’re the same person I wonder if I would pick up on more details of Bioshock hinting at it. As the narrative began to unfold, I still had so many questions. Perhaps it was the physics component that I couldn’t grasp, but why would Booker give Comstock his child if Comstock was an alternate version of Booker? After finishing the game I immediately went to youtube to watch an explanation\u00a0of the ending. The baptism scene was especially\u00a0confusing to me as multiple Elizabeths reappeared from different universes. Did every one of them have the power to open tears? How’d they all end up in the same universe? With that said, I still want to know more about Elizabeth. I understand she’s Booker’s daughter but I still feel like she is a mysterious character. For example, where did her tears come from? I personally felt as if the game missed out on explaining that detail. Was she born with them? Do they have something to do with Booker? Or is that all just for the players own interpretation?<\/p>\n
I am truly looking forward to our in-class discussion about the end of the game so I can have it explained to me many, many times. As I mentioned before I wish I had taken note of some of the smaller details\u00a0implemented in the beginning of the game.\u00a0I am honestly tempted to play Bioshock again so I can have a deeper understanding of how this all could even happen.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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