Wow. I am intrigued by both what happened prior to this moment and what will happen after this moment. I’m sure there will be some prequels and sequels to this one! I liked this thought provoking tidbit!

Hmm, robot apocalypse? If the last child of man just died, who is the narrator/tomb builder? A robot? An intelligent ape? An alien? So many ways to go. I hope this gets sequeled/prequeled.

Excellent idea. It succeeds in imagery and storyline— both work together. And it’s non-conventional. Usually the apocalyptic novels revolve around the human’s perspective, and if they do all perish at the end it’s usually at the hands of their own doing, or the doing of mindless brain eaters/ monsters/ vampires etc.. But this has a creepy genocidal feel to it. Like it was part of a conscious plan. And the narrator who carried it out is guilty for what he/ she / it has done— which helps me sympathize with his/her/its predicament. Remarkable snippet here.

Wow. You packed more into that comment than most people put in twelve. Bravo, sir, and thank you.