This act is similar to Herzog claiming the right to listen to the death of Grizzly man for himself while protecting everyone else from experiencing it.

Stephen Nuñez

There is just a lot of stuff like "Odysseus asks to tie himself to the mast." Ok what did that have to do with the story Nolan wants to tell? How is this consistent with the Odysseus character he is presenting? Like he checks off all the boxes of incidents in the poem but in the poem they present...