Have you considered that it could be your connection not the Jagex servers . ?<| sep |> That sun must be a pain in the ass to play towards <| sep |> In Soviet Russia bear arms youFTFY <| sep |> I teared up on my drive home thinking about the movie . A couple takeaways for me I ' ve been flippant in the past about potential parents having the power to abort their fetus . The idea is if screening detects severe mental retardation or defect , it makes practical sense to delete the baby and start over . After this film , though , I think it ' s much deeper than that . I don ' t think I could ever abort or stop the existence of Hannah , because despite the tragic ending , there was a lot of beauty in her life , and she deserved to live . Even if it means poisoning the marriage which causes the spouse to leave . Also I thought with knowledge of the future , it ' s irresponsible to get rid of someone who could have been the next Ray Charles , Stephen Hawkins , or Geordi La Forge fictional , but he ' s spoken about how it ' s no one ' s right to abort him for being blind . the film makes a powerful argument that knowing the future actually limits your free will and gets you to resign to predeterminism . That ' s because for Louise to be successful in uniting the world , many pieces including tragedy needed to happen for all the pieces to fit . Just like how General Chang ' s willingness to stand down came from tragedy , because his wife told him there are only widows in war . If she decided to tweak anything , maybe it knocks the timeline out of whack and the world is ruined . So she ' s resigned to her fate .