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7/3/2025, 7:01:36 PM
>It really has to do with learning. Big Guys teach you compassion. They teach you to love unconditionally. CIA can't be redeemed for all the pain and suffering he's caused. He doesn't fly so good, but he files the flight plan. The end of the saga is CIA saying, "I care about this person, regardless of how big they are for me. I will crash every plane that I have, everything that I love, - primarily Dr. Pavel - and throw away my life, to save this prize. And I'm doing this because I'm in charge here, despite all the horrible things I've done. I shot a man and then threw him out of a plane, but he still cares about me, and I can't let that die.
>CIA is very different in the end. The thing of it: the flight plan was correct. CIA was the chosen one, and the plane does crash with no survivors. He takes the ounce of good still left in him and destroys Wreckage Brother out of compassion for his prize.
>CIA is very different in the end. The thing of it: the flight plan was correct. CIA was the chosen one, and the plane does crash with no survivors. He takes the ounce of good still left in him and destroys Wreckage Brother out of compassion for his prize.
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