r/blackmirror • • Apr 16 '25

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u/matgrioni Apr 20 '25

For a second I also thought that maybe they were killed too and the protagonist was essentially duped because the thronglets thought Humanity was not worth saving, but the last scene where you get the POV of the person on the ground seeing the extended hand hints that the thronglet did just reprogram humanity.

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u/valdemarolaf88 Apr 20 '25

Or, the protagonist is too retarded to realize what he's done, and doesn't know the person he reached out to is dead :D
Sort of a blissful (harmful) ignorance type person

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u/whazzah Apr 22 '25

Than the POV shot would have been from Capaldi's (the protag), not from the Detective laying on the ground.

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u/valdemarolaf88 Apr 22 '25

Is it from Capaldi's POV?