It drives people mad so that Necromorphs have bodies to infect, yet it tries to tell people to leave it be. So what exactly is the Marker's purpose/will? It spawns Necromorphs, yet also keeps them at bay. Along with Isaac's visions in the game asking him to make them whole, these visions are interpreted as the Marker's way of communication. However, later on Altman has a vision of his late girlfriend, Ada, who wants him to make her a baby. The visions start occurring at the same time the Marker starts broadcasting, yet the usual message is that the Marker must be left alone, that Completion (Is that the term used? I don't have the book right here.) is wrong, and that humanity is in danger. In Martyr, this is very contradictory too.
I thought I was the only one who didn't get that. Does the marker have a split personality? Bipolar disorder? Crazy white scientist spends too long with the shard, and it makes him unleash the infection.
The black guy with the dead daughter touches the shard, he tries to destroy the planet and thus the marker fragments, which would HALT the infection permanently. Then all of a sudden its a big deal that you have to move it back to its 'rightful place' to stop the infection, even though the marker was in its 'rightful place' when everything started, due to ITS influence. The marker is moved, which accelerates the deteriorating condition. Dead space 1: The marker is discovered, colonist or miners or whatever start to go crazy/homicidal, allowing the necromorph infection to spread. The game, as well as the comic books and movies can't seem to decide if the marker is a negative force that creates and spreads the necromorphs, or a positive force that restrains them. 18 Marker Locations & evidence for further markers.17 How to fit the red marker and yellow marker together.13 Thats one pretty Big Marker Signal.
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