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** Both the good and bad endings of the game have differing levels of this. In the bad ending, [[spoiler:Anna and the other Rangers manage to find a clean area to settle, but both Artyom and Miller die before they can see it]]. In the good ending, [[spoiler:Artyom survives and inherits leadership of the Spartan Order, but Miller has died. Also, the surviving population of Moscow are yet to be told of the world outside, with heavy implications from the mass grave that is Novosibirsk Metro that it might be for the best if people of the Moscow Metro remain in the dark]].
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** Both the good and bad endings of the game have differing levels of this. In the bad ending, [[spoiler:Anna and the other Rangers manage to find a clean area to settle, but both Artyom and Miller die before they can see it]]. In the good ending, [[spoiler:Artyom [[spoiler: Miller still dies, but Artyom survives and inherits leadership of the Spartan Order, but Miller has died.Order. Also, the surviving population of Moscow are yet to be told of the world outside, with heavy implications from the mass grave that is Novosibirsk Metro that it might be for the best if people of the Moscow Metro remain in the dark]].
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* EvilMalthusian: The [[TheConspiracy Invisible Watchers]] are TheRemnant of the prewar Russian government, using their influence and power over the population of the Post-Apocalyptic Metro System to wage conflicts that would prevent overpopulation and keep those living in the station settlements under their influence. While a benevolent motive in the long run [[spoiler:especially when considering what happened to the inhabitants of Novosibirsk]], it also involves covering up the fact that there are other surviving population centers outside of Moscow, and the Watchers, via [[UnwittingPawn Hanza]], suppress ''anyone'' who [[HeKnowsTooMuch knows too much]].
