I just think it was too deceiving to propose a narrative that questions the power estructure of our society and even what it means to be human through the suffering and experiences of female characters (Dolores, Meave, Charlotte) who took back control and power through a fundamental change in their thought.... to end up giving prominence again to a white cis heterosexual man and end with one of the most 'powerful' women practically implying that he was the chosen one to lead humanity.
Especially after seasons where that same archetype of man was proposed as the 'evil' or the 'controller'. And not only that, on top of everything they choose to horn in an archetype of a character who has been used ad nauseam in entertainment media, the 'misfit' overwhelmed by his past, hunted by his macho actions in the military, the 'regular' man who fights against a world that funnily enough does not reject him or at least not in the same extent as to other people.
So that's my rant about Caleb and why it was so disappointing to end last season on that note.
Especially after seasons where that same archetype of man was proposed as the 'evil' or the 'controller'. And not only that, on top of everything they choose to horn in an archetype of a character who has been used ad nauseam in entertainment media, the 'misfit' overwhelmed by his past, hunted by his macho actions in the military, the 'regular' man who fights against a world that funnily enough does not reject him or at least not in the same extent as to other people.
So that's my rant about Caleb and why it was so disappointing to end last season on that note.