(107) & (109) Who Lives, Who Dies? - Decisions, Responsibility and Free Will
(Taking these twin primes together. As always, up for discussion.)
"My Name! It's vanished!" (10729) (4s)
Image of Doc, Marty, the tombstone and...
...flowers for Clara's cross. (Close up image @1:07:02. Someone please, tell me what sort of flowers these are! I suspect they are strongly related to death and mourning.)
"Marty, we all have to make decisions (10847) that affect the course of our lives. You've gotta do what you've gotta do. And I've gotta do what I've gotta do."
"Marty, I've made a decision. (10909) I'm not going with you tomorrow."
“This tombstone could still be in your future.” "Doc, you're a scientist." (1:10:00)
Doc is giving up his chance to cross the abyss into the breakaway society’s future world – Tomorrowland. Many people, if given a fully informed choice, would opt not to go, and for a variety of personal reasons, prefer to stay behind and die.
Doc is in love, of course, and does not want to leave Clara behind. These are hard decisions to make, and impossible to reason through. Emotion versus science.
But Doc also stands for the old generation of the insiders, the 'dying Haddens’. Just like the US president in the movie 2012, he is giving away his ticket to the younger generation.
Source: https://www.bitchute.com/video/cDghVSijn0ef/




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They seem to symbolize the old and the new here. (See a later post about The Walk.)

