In fact, one of the most significant moments in "Watchmen" comes from Jon realising that things aren't always predictable: he could never have seen Sally Juspeczyk and the Comedian being in love, and through that miracle he finds faith in humanity again. It's proof that things AREN'T predestined that ultimately saves him.
again though this only happens AFTER. the truth is, i was more curious to see how Manhattan dealt with this realization. Would he have TRIED to change the past, realizing that maybe this human factor, this un predicatle un knowable, might inable him to do so? or would he be unable to because, he was never able to?
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again though this only happens AFTER. the truth is, i was more curious to see how Manhattan dealt with this realization. Would he have TRIED to change the past, realizing that maybe this human factor, this un predicatle un knowable, might inable him to do so? or would he be unable to because, he was never able to?