She had resigned herself to find a way to save Josh and her kingdom, but when it came down to it, she decided to prioritize Fillory over her love for Josh. It's a tempting decision, but will Eliot make it? What would happen to the world (or worlds) is unknown what Eliot does know is that Quentin would be alive. It's still got to be tough to concern yourself with the rest of the world's problems when there's a chance to save Quentin. Jane: You have to let go of the past Eliot.
Same with your friends Josh, and was it Flenn? Your life and the lives of everyone around you. If you took away his sacrifice, you’d lose everything that it brought you. I’d hoped this time would be different.Įliot: It still could be. So the first change I made was to save you, to see if he would still answer Fillory’s call, and he did, and then he died 39 times.
I was worried that I was taking advantage of him, of his sorrow.
Jane: Back when Quentin first came to Fillory, in the very first timeline, he was running from grief. Jane was right: If Eliot took away Quentin's sacrifice, he would undo everything his best friend and lover died for. He may be alive, but the world would be a lot worse off. Telling Quentin about the future could impact his choice and screw up the future for everyone else.
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