The ending of this game was extremely confusing and tripe, but that kind of makes sense because of the tone of the game. The first thing I thought about after the game ending is that Booker is Comstock when he chose to accept his baptism but if he didn’t end up doing it he stayed Booker. I am a little confused how killing just one of him got rid of all the Elizabeths except one make me a little confused, either just the Elizabeth from his time should disappear (but she didn’t) but all the other ones disappears. Besides that we find out that Elizabeth is Bookers daughter and that the Lutieses wiped bookers memories to make him forget that he gave away Anna because of his debts, that’s why ” bring us the girl and your debt will be repaid” keeps coming up. I am excited to see how the DLC starts the story especially since you are still supposedly playing as Booker. I also like the Easter egg to the underwater city in Bioshock 1 and 2 I also like how booker commented on it as “ridiculous”. Since I am still so confused about the ending of the game I am excited to take the discussion into class and see what the conversation brings us to.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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