Did you ever reach the end of a book that seemed sort of intriguing, and just want to scream or say "what the h@@@!!". Yeah, it was like that. The writing was good, the concept was interesting, but.... If this being (who is supposedly very intelligent) wanted to re-start his race, he really screwed up with his approach to humans. Even after studying them for a few generations. The way of how it was done was really cool, though.
So, it was a good read right up to the last approx. 3 paragraphs. Then you can have the appropriate frustrated response. Unless of course you like that kind of ending. Personally, I like mostly tidy, or at least introspective, endings.
In the story, it briefly gives the perspective of the being, what he's thinking or planning. At the very end, if that had been added, perhaps it would not have caused my reaction. It gives the plans of the other main character. It gives a limited view of how he feels(gut reaction) about what happened at the end. But what is he planning to do after that point? Did he actually learn anything from the way it played out?. It doesn't need to say where things went, just give more of a hint into the potential of where it might go.
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