#i'm sure marty's told him about it at some point and doc definitely feels bad over that
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Also, unrelated because now I'm just thinking about it—I imagine Marty fading out of existence had to be super painful. Like it's a horrifying, harrowing experience, and in the film even though the camera is only on him for a few seconds during the George / Lorraine moment, he looks incredibly pained. Which makes sense, I mean; he's probably losing his senses, his control over his body more and more as the seconds go, everything's just collapsing until that moment where there's nothing, not even a memory.
That deleted scene from pt.2 with Old Biff definitely supports that but it also looks like it insinuates that the ripples in time will catch up and effect a person based on how they're removed from the timeline. He fades out in a way that alludes to the fact that Lorraine shot him well before he could ever make it to that age.
#IT'S SO DARK#and in my continued (mis)adventures and such for the time-travellers doc has also experienced something like this#they've accidentally changed the course of their lives several times - fixed it but still#&; there's something about that one 「 ooc 」#&; a great idea can change the world 「 hc 」#i'm sure marty's told him about it at some point and doc definitely feels bad over that#ultimately in his mind while marty was the one who personally and actively changed his family's history#doc harbours personal blame for that because apparently he didn't take proper enough precautions (though could he really have stealing from#terrorists? no. not without heavy government intervention) when doing something as incredibly dangerous as getting himself involved with#them. yes good intentions and all and also the fact that this was literally all he needed - there was the end of the dream so close - but#still; it was his actions that sent this all into motion - that killed him that night - that sent marty back#fja;sdlkf;j anyway
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