pmc100
Faux Guitarist
Here’s my response
I assume that Liam works for the UN en that he has free reign on what he does. Hence the ship scene. The way they retrieved the hard drive didn’t make much sense, they could have just as easily sent in commando troops and captured everyone on board. The leader would never have destroyed the hard drive since he needed the recorded messages. But it was for a fun but brutal scenario.
They called the aliens their lord because they DID sort of have a religious veneration of the aliens. The people on the ship were in every sense of the word a religious cult. Remember, their leader was the only one who ‘spoke’ to the aliens, it is suggested he probably fed the others a bunch of lies anyway.
I think the whole idea is that a lot of people willingly submit to beings/entities/organisations that they feel are all-powerful, hence ‘my lord’.
The nukes in space didn’t make much sense to me either. Maybe because it’s the strongest explosive we currently have? I haven’t read the books, so can’t really say more on this.
I believe the second season ( and the second and third books) will be playing in the future.
If Liam works for the UN, so what? This is before people find out about the aliens, noone is bending over for the UN at that point.
You're probably right that they are a cult and he was indeed lying to them, could have been made clearer though.
The reason for putting the nukes in space made sense and has been proposed as a propulsion system IRL. But the capability for supposedly contemporary humans to do it in such a short time didn't
You're probably right that they are a cult and he was indeed lying to them, could have been made clearer though.
The reason for putting the nukes in space made sense and has been proposed as a propulsion system IRL. But the capability for supposedly contemporary humans to do it in such a short time didn't