So, a neutron blast is somehow capable of analysing organic beings and send the result to the Domain? ... Or did the Halo installations somehow enhance/increase the Composers range? If that's the case, HOW? It seems like an awful lot of suspended disbelief is required... And what about the Flood and all other life, did they get transferred too, or did they die because the frequency was set to kill them Mass Effect 3/Gears of War 3 style? In other words; the Halo Array was capable of choosing what to affect, and still they weren't able to make a device that killed Flood and left Forerunner alone? Or did they fire it twice; once to kill the Flood with [i]blue light[/i] (Forerunners hid in shield worlds), and once to compose with [i]orange light[/i]? And why would a system that's capable of copying a Forerunner mind ([b]still an organic being[/b]), not be able to copy any other organic life, or could it but they discarded all of it cause they wanted [i]regular life to go on[/i] as they planned earlier? Would that mean that the Forerunner have control of the Domain or is the a bottle-neck through everything must pass? If they have control of the Domain, why not just interfere with the Graveminds control over his Flood? There's a good chance the Forerunners were composed and transfered to the Domain, but that was most likely through the Composer. Also, having a Halo do what the composer was meant to, would diminish its worth from a storytelling perspective. However, judging from what Halo tends to do nowadays, why not? EDIT: why did the Librarian say [i]"you cannot save me"[/i] and not [i]"see you in the Domain"[/i]? And why does the Didact believe that following the Mantle is the path to the Great Journey, and not firing the Halos? [Edited on 01.04.2013 6:57 AM PST]