If Lana's "marriage is dead" and she wanted a divorce, on what grounds could such a divorce be granted, Lana being the guilty party indulging in a torrid incestuous adulterous affair with her own biological son with Alex himself being blameless. And if Alex moved out for some reason and stopped paying the bills, who would meet the cost of mortgage/rent due on the property they currently occupy as well as everything else, e.g., electricity, water, gas, car, food, drink, clothing, entertainment etc? Has Lana got a profession? Qualifications? Skills? Have we ever seen Lana do any kind of paid work, or even talked about jobs she can do and has done in the past? Could she on her own even support herself and son/lover single-handedly? Apart from fucking his mother 24/7 Daniel seems totally useless and good for nothing; I've never seen him studying or doing anything constructive once. If Alex disappeared how would Lana and Daniel survive in the style they are accustomed to? Neither Alex or Lana can be independently wealthy because I remember Lana saying that she and Alex were saving money to send Daniel to college.The idea that Alex would knowingly tolerate his son having non-stop sex with his wife and biological mother, under the roof he is paying for, with him a part of that household and picking up the bill for everything is totally ridiculous even in a fantasy as preposterous as ID.
I really don't think that Lana and Daniel are going to sail off into the sunset and live happily ever after.
ID is Davl3Ds most popular product and I am sure that he will want to keep it going for as long as possible. While the "blue pill" scenario might be something throwaway, that will come and go quickly, my bet is that the other McGuffin that got introduced at the end of Lana's stay with Martha, i.e., the therapist, will be important in the future to the plot. I can think of dozens of ways the story could twist and turn because of this but am not going to play the oracle here because the storyline of ID is silly to the point of random.
That said as long as it keeps going and has Lana art on which to feast my eyes I'll stick with it.
