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The way I read it the horror was reading how that innocent guy was performing actions "they" didn't really understand without the setting itself being conclusiv
by theK 3y ago
The way I read it the horror was reading how that innocent guy was performing actions "they" didn't really understand without the setting itself being conclusive enough that "they" could actually trust those instructions blindly.
Did I read it wrong?
- ang_cire 3y agoI think the ending is supposed to flip it into being that the person not having that runbook is the horror part.