Prisoners

@martin wrote:
in case someone else doesnt know/remember:
 

In the TV series Lost, "pulling a Walt" refers to a character disappearing from the main storyline, despite initially being presented as a central figure with mysterious abilities and importance. This happened to Walt Lloyd, a young boy on the island, whose character's significance gradually diminished. Initially, Walt was depicted as having special, possibly supernatural, abilities related to the island, and his presence was heavily tied to the overarching mystery. However, after his character's departure from the island with his father, Michael, in season two, his role was significantly reduced, with his storyline largely unresolved by the series finale

But also this; This rapid aging made it difficult to maintain the illusion of a slow-moving timeline

@RoseRed wrote:
Looks like Max pulled a Walt from Lost

in case someone else doesnt know/remember:
 

In the TV series Lost, "pulling a Walt" refers to a character disappearing from the main storyline, despite initially being presented as a central figure with mysterious abilities and importance. This happened to Walt Lloyd, a young boy on the island, whose character's significance gradually diminished. Initially, Walt was depicted as having special, possibly supernatural, abilities related to the island, and his presence was heavily tied to the overarching mystery. However, after his character's departure from the island with his father, Michael, in season two, his role was significantly reduced, with his storyline largely unresolved by the series finale

Looks like Max pulled a Walt from Lost