This was really powerful to read. I liked how the story explores identity through all these different lives and memories, and how none of them feel completely separate; they all feel like pieces of one being trying to stay together. The emotional parts, especially around love, jealousy, and self-worth, felt very human even in such a huge cosmic setting. The ending with “Make it count” tied everything back to choice in a really strong way.
Do you think Saga/Jiaroxea is meant to eventually become a single stable identity again, or are they always going to remain a mix of all these versions of themselves?
This was really powerful to read. I liked how the story explores identity through all these different lives and memories, and how none of them feel completely separate; they all feel like pieces of one being trying to stay together. The emotional parts, especially around love, jealousy, and self-worth, felt very human even in such a huge cosmic setting. The ending with “Make it count” tied everything back to choice in a really strong way. Do you think Saga/Jiaroxea is meant to eventually become a single stable identity again, or are they always going to remain a mix of all these versions of themselves?