I liked the slow and steady ending. Wasn't afraid of anything bad happening which was different. I will be forever sad about so few and rushed moments of Sousa and Daisy as well as the sisters together. I think from like season 5 we have less and less actual fighting scenes in this show and less and less Quake scenes. Nathaniel should never be a problem so this fight was..... underwhelming and frustrating and as well the whole thing with 'we shouldn't be bodered bc we will win' ("we all have our part to do no matter the cost") - it all "told us" exactly that in those little scenes when we could feel something that we don't have to.
I don't really see how this could be as emotional finale as everyone is talking about.
Shout by Kizz'n'TellBlockedParent2020-08-13T18:52:35Z
I liked the slow and steady ending. Wasn't afraid of anything bad happening which was different. I will be forever sad about so few and rushed moments of Sousa and Daisy as well as the sisters together. I think from like season 5 we have less and less actual fighting scenes in this show and less and less Quake scenes. Nathaniel should never be a problem so this fight was..... underwhelming and frustrating and as well the whole thing with 'we shouldn't be bodered bc we will win' ("we all have our part to do no matter the cost") - it all "told us" exactly that in those little scenes when we could feel something that we don't have to.
I don't really see how this could be as emotional finale as everyone is talking about.