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Realistically, if the entity played a part, Connor is dead. However, technically speaking, there is still food on the ship that the group found after the fact. If there was absolutely no food left on the ship, then I would unfortunately say that any surviving crew of the Arran would have resorted to cannibalism, ergo the absence of bodies, but most of the food on the ship would have been canned and had enough preservatives to last two years, and the Arran was stocked for a large crew for a multi-month journey, so Connor could be alive somewhere—the real Connor, not the one who doesn’t remember anything.


I also think there’s not just one entity/illusion at once, considering multiple people in the group disappear to speak with their loved ones at the same time.

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I think Connor is already dead. Remember the opening scene? He died inside the car with wound on his stomatch.

The entity, I think it gets inspire from movie the thing.

If my guess is correct, one of them is not the real person from before. I have a guess by process of elimination and looking at horror movie tropes. But I will save it until we have more info. But if I'm correct, this will be the greatest foreshadow and hint of all time.

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I think that whether the opening scene indicates that Conner is dead by the time our heroes arrive depends on its relation chronologically to the other scenes. Clearly, there was an elapse of time between the opening scene and the rest of the scenes. The question is, has time passed, or is time passing? If the opening scene is the past, then yes, Connor is definitely dead, and Garret met up twice with a fake Connor on the ship. On the other hand, if the opening scene shows a fragment of the future, then Connor may still be alive, and the Connor Garrett met is either the original Connor, the fake Connor, or both.

Speaking of other horror media, the carved stones in the lab and the vault remind me of the Red Marker from the Dead Space video games.

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I agree. There may be more than one entity and/or illusion at play onboard that're fooling everybody into thinking they're talking to a loved one who had survived, who told each of the party members not to tell everyone else that the loved one is alive during their reunion, like Connor told Garret the first time they met, considering everyone in the main cast is disappearing and then reappearing again all the time and claiming they got separated, lost, turned around, or went to investigate a noise.

I think I've figured out why Joseph and June were the first two victims out of everyone who made it on board the Arran. Neither of them had loved ones among the crew of the Arran.