Or else you will DIE <| sep |> I don ' t know if I should be mad at scalpers or Nintendo for their usual fuck our fans low inventory bullshit . <| sep |> Low key . D <| sep |> No single line available yet <| sep |> Not only that , she may not even have realized she had a choice . As shown throughout the revelation scenes . She ' s not only experiencing time non linearly and all at once , but fractally . She experiences the moment with Shang at the party , before she experiences making the call . So when he approached her in the party , she didn ' t really realize what was happening at that very moment . Likewise , it ' s possible that she experiences the conception of her daughter at the very beginning of every thing . As if it were the start of her own life . One implication that is hinted at is how difficult it is for a human to adjust to the nonlinear way of thinking that the heptapods have . Maybe she never fully adapted , it ' s probably impossible for a human to , in a single human lifetime , fully understand the flow of time after being exposed to this nonlinear thought space . It ' s probably the very thing that ultimately put so much strain on their relationship . People usually don ' t break up over any single one thing , unless it ' s some massive fundamental disagreement . I don ' t think he would have left her just over the fact that she told him about their daughter ' s fate . I think it ' s very possible that her existence in the continuum put too much strain on them . Especially if he never reaches her level of understanding of the language . Then he ' ll be living a completely different life than she is . Her firsts will be his lasts , and their emotional bond may vary wildly throughout . At a point where he may have started to love her unconditionally , she may be experiencing it as if they only just started dating . It honestly boggles my mind , thinking about how a human might deal with thinking nonlinearly through time , especially if said human has only ever known linear time up to that point . You just know that in the wake of the discovery of the heptapod language , there sprung up just as many philosophy courses , as their did heptapod courses , about the implicit morality of nonlinear thinking . Whether it ' s even worth living that way . In our human art , we often refer to the most important thing in our lives as moments , that they very thing that makes life worth living is the fact that our lives are fleeting . To many people , living your whole life at once may be too much , it is in a lot of ways the ultimate nihilistic experience of being only a single moment in a vast uncaring universe .