The series starts with four selfish people, living selfish lives. The series ends with three of the four people doing selfish things.
When Chidi has his mid-many lifetime crisis, Eleanor responds by doing something "Fun". After hundreds, if not thousands of lifetimes in eternity, you would think they would have gathered the wisdom to realize "Fun" is not the sustenance of life. After Chidi makes his choice, Eleanor seems to come to this awakening by serving someone other than herself, but then she stops.
Eternal life is eternal, and it seems like the writers wanted to have and end to the show rather than the realization what it takes to survive in that kind of environment. Fun is fleeting, and you would think that the group would have come to understand this.
The group grew a great deal, but I would have liked them to grow a little more.
When Chidi has his mid-many lifetime crisis, Eleanor responds by doing something "Fun". After hundreds, if not thousands of lifetimes in eternity, you would think they would have gathered the wisdom to realize "Fun" is not the sustenance of life. After Chidi makes his choice, Eleanor seems to come to this awakening by serving someone other than herself, but then she stops.
Eternal life is eternal, and it seems like the writers wanted to have and end to the show rather than the realization what it takes to survive in that kind of environment. Fun is fleeting, and you would think that the group would have come to understand this.
The group grew a great deal, but I would have liked them to grow a little more.