3x13 Immortality

If we put aside how the case-of-the-week ecoterrorist was trying to be famous, it puts a change of perspective how the alternate world works and what do the people who live there want. It would be really, really good to show more not of the exact misery or hardship those people have to endure, but what a dying world makes them do to survive, and more about how to they live their everyday life. Not just the crumbs of information about sheeps going extint and coffee becoming unavailable, but much more of the stories of the people who live there, I want to see the small, happy moments they live for and not just the fact their side is getting bleaker every day. That said, the episodic parallel of story A and story B worked again, which is how much someone is willing to sacrifice for the greater good, a little chance for the survival of their world, and indeed the most surprising thing is Walternate not wanting to sacrifice children. Can morality perserved? How far does someone go to keep the others alive? that's some ballsy move considering he should be the least empatethic because of the lack of guilt our Walter went through. I wonder what he will decide to do with the grandkid, that kid is definitely a chance he will not let go and protect with his life if he failed to do it with Peter. TL;DR: I need much, much more context of the other side, not just a case-of-the-week story developing.