David Fencik wrote:
Consider this (spoiler)
The G-man could be Gordon in the future. Notice the way he endearingly taps Alyx on the shoulder when she's frozen in time. The g-man also says that he's "not at liberty to discuss" his control over time....perhaps this is because he doesn't want Gordon to do anything stupid? (hello, mcfly.) Why does the g-man make decisions for Gordon? If he's able to control time, then why is he always where Gordon is? What is the significance of Gordon, other than being a hero? There must be something tying the two of them together, and it sure as hell isn't only the fact that the g-man is gordon's boss.
g-man = Gordon-man?
Why is the g-man making deals with the vortigons, and why are they vortigons trying to hide this from Gordon? I thought the vortigons were "bad guys".
"offers he wouldn't consider..." What would be an offer you wouldn't normally consider? Perhaps going back in time and double-crossing yourself to cause a butterfly effect which eventually saves earth?
Dave
Yeah, and at the end of Half-Life 1 you'd certainly give yourself the choice to die. I mean, who wouldn't want their past selves to die?
"I guess this means we won't be working together"
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