| 1 | [[WMG: Aaron's motivation for intervening at the party is to get money from Granger.]] |
| 2 | [[Tropers/IuraCivium My]] father came up with this. Aaron is shown in the film as being selfish and willing to do anything to get ahead—he even cheats at ''TabletopGame/{{Scrabble}}''. He doesn't want so much to actually save Rachel as he does to look the hero in order to impress Granger and get some [=VC=] funds from him. |
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| 4 | [[WMG: The time travel box kills the person who uses it, replacing them with a Clone.]] |
| 5 | This has been kind of/sort of confirmed. CloneDegeneration does effect Abe and Aaron according to the WordOfGod. But it could be assumed that their souls or consciousness was transferred to the new body. At least that's perhaps what Abe and Aaron are telling themselves. What might really be happening is that when Abe and Aaron have those moments in the box when they feel content or start to have visions, that's when their original selves are dying and their dopplegangers are spontaneously coming into being. If an afterlife exists in the movie's universe, then the final versions of Abe and Aaron (when they finally die) will find themselves sharing it with dozens of "clones", some of whom were only alive for a few hours or days. |
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| 7 | [[WMG: The Box is somehow connected/related to the time travel devices/method seen in Tenet.]] |
| 8 | Both require N amount of "personal time" spent inside in order to travel N amount of time into the past/future, suggestion a sort of Law of Conservation of Time Progression. |
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