Additionally, when Ava asks Caleb to recall his earliest memories, he gives a surreal answer that he himself doesn't seem to fully understand. Caleb has no parents, and we see basically nothing of his life before he arrives at Nathan's estate. Humanity at large hasn't realized it yet, but she has indeed replaced us.Ĭonsider the evidence. Whatever she wants to do, the world is hers.
The film has shown us that Ava is definitively superior to us. She probably doesn't actively want to destroy humanity or anything, but she doesn't have to. She has, however, demonstrated that if anyone tries to contain her, she can be ruthless. For now, she probably just wants the freedom to live, the way that any organism does. Any way you slice it, he is pretty much screwed.įor Ava, the film ends with her navigating the streets of a crowded city, apparently passing as human in the real world. Hardworking fans might argue that he could eventually break one of the reinforced glass doors or escape through a ventilation shaft, but as established earlier in the film, Nathan's estate is in the middle of the wilderness, and there is no way to contact the outside world. But then, long after Nathan has lost consciousness, Kyoko is still lying on the ground, unmoving.Ĭaleb's fate is also pretty grim. For a moment, it seems like she could be faking, given that only her jaw was destroyed. Kyoko has also probably been damaged beyond repair.
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