That's the only way it made sense to me, too. Not that it matters, right? [ he gestures to himself and leans his head on his hand. ] I'm just a dead guy.
[ and dead a long while before the behemoth ever comes to be, according to ashford. ]
[ All of their opinions matter to her, though probably not for much longer. Miller's the closest thing she's got to being able to look up Ashford's criminal record, too. But she's got a different question for him. ]
Do you ever wonder how this timeline nonsense works? Like if it's pulling us from different points, not just wiping our memory, doesn't the existence of people from later on mean we must have gone home to do those things? Ashford implied I look different in his time, too. But I woke up here no different.
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[ It makes more sense, at least. That she didn't just take up with a pirate. ]
I still don't like it, though.
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[ and dead a long while before the behemoth ever comes to be, according to ashford. ]
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[ All of their opinions matter to her, though probably not for much longer. Miller's the closest thing she's got to being able to look up Ashford's criminal record, too. But she's got a different question for him. ]
Do you ever wonder how this timeline nonsense works? Like if it's pulling us from different points, not just wiping our memory, doesn't the existence of people from later on mean we must have gone home to do those things? Ashford implied I look different in his time, too. But I woke up here no different.
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Naomi, from your time, and even moreso his-- I'm a pile of dust. No, I don't really think it's my place to think about.