>>2965791>Lain sees that her actions have psychologically scarred AliceI tend to see this as Lain returning to her self doubting and occasionally loathing self, especially when you take into consideration that Lain most likely had no idea that if she denied the god of the wired as a capital G God it would curse him with a physical body. Which means that it wasn't really her fault, but she still needs to deal with the consequences.
>I think there are some interesting parallels between Lain's godhood and the theologies of Hinduism, Buddhism, and Christianity, but that's another topic altogetherPlease, I would very much like to see you go into this topic. By the way, I've seen some people claim that SEL proposes a theory that suggests why God, specifically our God, does not get involved with us mortals. Do you agree? If so could you explain this theory a bit further? Please excuse my curiosity.
