That speech is BAFTA-worthy, in terms of delivery and emotional trauma delivered to the players. But it's also so effin tragic, because this isn't TWD, it isn't TLoU or any other game set in a realistic world with realistic consequences. It's a world where dragons walk among people, where gods fiddle with mortals' issues big or small, where magic is a norm and where death is nowhere near the end of the journey. It's heartbreaking because she's survived a decade of loneliness, of physical deprivation, of emotional and physical trauma, of mutilation and slavery; all whilst losing her parents, whom she wished a better life when working for Gortash. It makes me so URGH so mad because that speech is seriously the best most deep of any of the game, and there's lots to compare it to, but I really want to be able to give her everything she deserves.
Because she didn't deserve any of it. She didn't do anything wrong. She wronged no gods, she ill-willed nobody. She's an actual angel in a body made to resemble a devil and she goes against the current of everything anyone could think for her. She deserves to live, she deserves our try. AND GODS BE DAMNED WE'LL GET IT!
