Except it wasn't irrational at all. It was all about her facing her fears and helping out the people that might be going through the exact same situation as she was. No lost daughter plot necessary for that.WoW Killer said:It's possible some cut footage would explain things better. There was a similar thing in Aliens. If you remember at the start of the film Ripley finds out her daughter has died while she was in stasis, which is supposed to set up the whole theme of the movie in that she recovers her lost motherhood through an adopted daughter (symbolically rescuing her from the mother alien). In the cut version you don't really get any indication of her grief at the beginning, and her decision to return to the alien planet comes off as completely irrational.Ragsnstitches said:I got the feeling the film had one too many cuts in editing and that's what leads to the leaps of logic, but I felt that, overall, I got what was going on.
But then I loath the director's cuts of both Alien and Aliens.