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As Bandersnatch begins to explore the sliding door elements of Stefan's choices and the power of free will, the viewer will quickly realize what the Black Mirror duo means when they say that their idea could only work as an interactive Those choices are meant to poke fun at the dated choose-your-own-adventure offerings that launched the genre ("We thought we'd have a bit of a gag and slightly mess with you a bit," said Brooker) while also easing the viewer into the ethically complex - and, of course, nihilistic - decisions that are in store. The interactive choices begin with simple tasks, like picking what the protagonist, Stefan, will eat for breakfast or what music he will listen to. THR explains that the choices begin fairly benignly, easing the viewer into the experience: It's not a simple branching narrative with lots of binary choices - they are all changing your state and what's open to you." "Going down various branches opens up other potentials, so you may not reach certain things depending on the decisions you make. “There are lots of potential paths that Stefan's journey could take and it's up to you for when you feel sated," Jones told THR of the viewer's journey ahead. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.As for how Bandersnatch works, co-showrunner Annabel Jones explains that it’s not a simply binary system, and each decision builds off of the last: Please fill out the CAPTCHA below and then click the button to indicate that you agree to these terms. If you wish to be unblocked, you must agree that you will take immediate steps to rectify this issue.
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