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RE: one of my dislikes... (Spoiler alert)

Posted by Jazz Inmate on November 10, 2014 at 13:51:24:
I'm not sure how you came to any of those conclusions. Plan B was for the astronaughts who had reached the other inhabitable planet through the wormhole to populate that planet through artificial means (test tube babies). That didn't happen. Murph was able to set up a safe planet inside the galaxy and pursue plan A.

Coop didn't stay in the house for more than a cursory time and was taken there to see that the house had become a museum/novelty. Murph, on her deathbed, had told Coop to go rescue Brand, the obvious motivation being to have a life and family the way you're supposed to. He didn't confiscate the ship. Murph had arranged for him to go get Brand just as she had arranged for the farm house to be made into a museum.