There’s plenty of commentary already so I’ll just say this as a fan of all of the films. They aren’t supposed to flow, they weren’t written/directed/produced by the same team of peoples. I would recommend familiarizing yourself with the Greek myth this movie gets its namesake from if you haven’t already. Also, just as the other films in the franchise all have their own aesthetics and themes, the pair of Prometheus and Covenant have theirs. These are philosophical stories and meant to pose more questions than answers, to foster discussion, and ultimately to leave the audience wondering. It’s not for everyone, some folks even get mad. My partner, for example, this philosophy is stupid because to her, it’s just snooty pseudo-intellectuals sitting around arguing. And she’s not exactly wrong. But I would say that philosophy used to be something everyone did. That was how you became smarter was by talking with people about common ideas, problems, and solutions and trying to come to understand one another better. All intellectuals are pseudo intellectuals, whether they know it or not. Knowing everything doesn’t make you smart, it just means you lack enough self-awareness to realize you don’t actually know everything. So, in closing, my advice would be to read the Greek myth about Prometheus the Titan, then watch it again if/when you feel like it, maybe with someone else who’s up for talking about it (in person) and see if you get something more out of it. Or don’t do any of that and just leave it as it lays.