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* Boy, there's a term you never thought would be applied to this movie! Ahem, anyway. In the movie's teaser, Appolonia narrates that she "nearly lost my mind!" At first we infer that she's speaking in hyperbole, referring to the "wild" day she's going to experience over the course of the story; but at the climax we see that she meant it absolutely literally. Remember the ApocalypticLog, saying that a technician interfacing with the computer during an energy surge runs the risk of having his/her mind erased? Well, that's exactly what happens in the climax -- the computer explicitly states that Computer!Fingal, whose "cube life" has just run out, has created an energy surge but Appolonia interfaces in an attempt to bring him back to his body. She manages to dodge the fate of the tech in the ApocalypticLog, but in a very real sense she nearly lost her mind.
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* Boy, there's a term you never thought would be applied to this movie! Ahem, anyway. In the movie's teaser, Appolonia narrates that she "nearly lost my mind!" At first we infer that she's speaking in hyperbole, referring to the "wild" day she's going to experience over the course of the story; but at the climax we see that she meant it absolutely literally. Remember the ApocalypticLog, saying that a technician interfacing with the computer during an energy surge runs the risk of having his/her mind erased? Well, that's exactly what happens in the climax -- the computer explicitly states that Computer!Fingal, whose "cube life" has just run out, has created an energy surge but Appolonia interfaces in an attempt to bring him back to his body. She manages to dodge the fate of the tech in the ApocalypticLog, but in a very real sense she nearly lost her mind.mind.
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* The Chairman tells Fingal that Marco couldn't remember what color tag he put on Fingal's body, "even in the face of our most intense questioning." Yeah, [[WouldHurtAChild Marco got tortured]]. He was a little creep, sure, but still.
!Fridge Horror:
* The Chairman tells Fingal that Marco couldn't remember what color tag he put on Fingal's body, "even in the face of our most intense questioning." Yeah, [[WouldHurtAChild Marco got tortured]]. He was a little creep, sure, but still.
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!Fridge Brilliance:
* Boy, there's a term you never thought would be applied to this movie! Ahem, anyway. In the movie's teaser, Appolonia narrates that she "nearly lost my mind!" At first we infer that she's speaking in hyperbole, referring to the "wild" day she's going to experience over the course of the story; but at the climax we see that she meant it absolutely literally. Remember the ApocalypticLog, saying that a technician interfacing with the computer during an energy surge runs the risk of having his/her mind erased? Well, that's exactly what happens in the climax -- the computer explicitly states that Computer!Fingal, whose "cube life" has just run out, has created an energy surge but Appolonia interfaces in an attempt to bring him back to his body. She manages to dodge the fate of the tech in the ApocalypticLog, but in a very real sense she nearly lost her mind.
* Boy, there's a term you never thought would be applied to this movie! Ahem, anyway. In the movie's teaser, Appolonia narrates that she "nearly lost my mind!" At first we infer that she's speaking in hyperbole, referring to the "wild" day she's going to experience over the course of the story; but at the climax we see that she meant it absolutely literally. Remember the ApocalypticLog, saying that a technician interfacing with the computer during an energy surge runs the risk of having his/her mind erased? Well, that's exactly what happens in the climax -- the computer explicitly states that Computer!Fingal, whose "cube life" has just run out, has created an energy surge but Appolonia interfaces in an attempt to bring him back to his body. She manages to dodge the fate of the tech in the ApocalypticLog, but in a very real sense she nearly lost her mind.
