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1. #Does bioshock infinite have multiple endings full
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So, am I crazy or is this yet another purposefully planted piece of the already masterful plot?

I highly doubt I'm the first to do so, but if I can help blow some minds by spreading the theory, that works for me.

#Does bioshock infinite have multiple endings code

Many thanks to a few commenters for pointing out the Bathysphere genetic code item, which led to me attempting to unravel the rest of the parallels. There really wasn't time to make all these connections in the moment. Look at Elizabeth next to that Little Sister! How is something so obvious, yet so subtle at the same time? Well, because most of us were attempting to untangle the events of Infinite alone, a monumental task in itself. It's too well arranged not to have been crafted on purpose.

#Does bioshock infinite have multiple endings full

It all lines up almost perfectly, but is still hidden enough where most people (myself included) might not realize the full extent of the crossover until days later. Their eyes are glowing yellow, but if I bet if that light faded, you'd see a sparkling pair of blue eyes staring back at you. It's now impossible for me not to see Elizabeth in the Little Sisters. The brown hair, the nearly identically arranged blue and white clothes. That would make Little Sisters fractured versions of Elizabeth, looked after by a multitude of Big Daddies, all condensed into the massive Songbird in Columbia. Tenenbaum, looking after the little girls with magic powers. Taking it a step further, Atlas/Fontaine is Daisy Fitzroy, the blood thirsty working class hero/eventual psychopath who challenges Ryan/Comstock and leads to Rapture/Columbia's downfall.ĭr. In this universe, things get a bit wonky, but the comparisons are still clear. What else do we have if Jack is Booker and Andrew Ryan is Comstock? Well, we have the obvious idea that Rapture is Columbia, sunk under the ocean instead of floating above it. By entering through a lighthouse, that would also indicate he's coming from another universe as well, right? Perhaps his plane crashed through a tear? We are explicitly told that Booker enters Columbia from a parallel universe via the lighthouse, but we have to remember that Jack did the same thing. I even think that they do it the same way too. Both was some version of the other, who goes on to kill their elder who has created a massive city as a tribute to their own ego.

The implication here is that DeWitt/Comstock is Jack/Andrew Ryan. In Infinite, you're operating them once again.

Part of the twist of that game as that you can also operate them, and you eventually discover than you, as Jack, are Andrew Ryan's illegitimate son (or probable clone) which allows you to use them yourself. The proof that can't be overlooked? In the original BioShock, it's made expressly clear that only Andrew Ryan himself can operate the Bathyspheres in the city once they're on lockdown. That Rapture, and really all the events of the original BioShock are direct, alternate parallels of everything that happens in BioShock Infinite, right down to the characters themselves. What I failed to realize is what she really meant. Okay, I thought, we're simply playing in a different game universe accessed via lighthouse, and didn't really think about it much past that. When you get to Rapture, Elizabeth explains it by saying it's another possible universe.