After murdering the last Comstock Elizabeth returns to Rapture to stop the exploitation of children except she doesn't just open a tear in the city and Flood the place, like the Biblical plague she can be. She chooses a different door
Some people say Flooding Rapture is out of character for her, but she has already has killed them. Every single one life Jack took to include Atlas and Andrew Ryan were the results of her choosing that door. Metaphorically speaking. She was at the Switch Board to control a train track, Sally was on that track and a train was coming. She hit the switch and Sally was saved but the train derailed and every single person on that train died. In her omniscient state, she knew the actions and motivations of these men and knew the constants and variables she knew these men would kill. Micheal Vick knew what would happen when he introduce one viscous dog to anther and our system of justice put the moral burden on him not the Animals. While Atlas and Ryan are human not animals from the perch of Omniscience they might as well be.
It is possible you feel that because Elizabeth didn't get her hands dirty, she is completely absolved of the death count that Ryan, Atlas, and Jack racked up. If that is the caase then from your point of view I am completely wrong. and I can accept that.
She is constantly reminded she isn't as strong as her father and never will be. Even the entire game play is changed to suit a non confrontational role. This did serve the game play so I am not terrible upset about it, however the game does remind you, "You are not booker...Niether am I" many times, It came off hamfisted after the 6th time
The door she ends up choosing is the one where she gives up all her powers and unleashes Atlas so Jack can kill him
Submitting yourself to an abusive man in hopes of protecting a child while waiting for another man to solve your problems is not a heroic action. This isn't a Lifetime Movie
Eidt: to clarify the morality of flooding Rapture
Some people say Flooding Rapture is out of character for her, but she has already has killed them. Every single one life Jack took to include Atlas and Andrew Ryan were the results of her choosing that door. Metaphorically speaking. She was at the Switch Board to control a train track, Sally was on that track and a train was coming. She hit the switch and Sally was saved but the train derailed and every single person on that train died. In her omniscient state, she knew the actions and motivations of these men and knew the constants and variables she knew these men would kill. Micheal Vick knew what would happen when he introduce one viscous dog to anther and our system of justice put the moral burden on him not the Animals. While Atlas and Ryan are human not animals from the perch of Omniscience they might as well be.
It is possible you feel that because Elizabeth didn't get her hands dirty, she is completely absolved of the death count that Ryan, Atlas, and Jack racked up. If that is the caase then from your point of view I am completely wrong. and I can accept that.
She is constantly reminded she isn't as strong as her father and never will be. Even the entire game play is changed to suit a non confrontational role. This did serve the game play so I am not terrible upset about it, however the game does remind you, "You are not booker...Niether am I" many times, It came off hamfisted after the 6th time
The door she ends up choosing is the one where she gives up all her powers and unleashes Atlas so Jack can kill him
Submitting yourself to an abusive man in hopes of protecting a child while waiting for another man to solve your problems is not a heroic action. This isn't a Lifetime Movie
Eidt: to clarify the morality of flooding Rapture