As oddly disappointing as the first few episodes of this season have been (Riga's motivation and character make no sense in the grand scheme of the Shannara world), Wil seeing Shea (again, not canon) was a powerful moment. I like the choice of having Shea perpetually slumbering, returning to the world slowly. Shea and Flick never chose their fate (much as Frodo and Sam), so to see the TV version of Shea treated reverently was very touching. Also, I always imagined the Sword as being much shorter (think Roman).
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As oddly disappointing as the first few episodes of this season have been (Riga's motivation and character make no sense in the grand scheme of the Shannara world), Wil seeing Shea (again, not canon) was a powerful moment. I like the choice of having Shea perpetually slumbering, returning to the world slowly. Shea and Flick never chose their fate (much as Frodo and Sam), so to see the TV version of Shea treated reverently was very touching. Also, I always imagined the Sword as being much shorter (think Roman).