Damn this season was random and rushed. You can feel that they wanted more seasons. It had its moments but the first one was better.
The series;
Started like a fairy tale, continued as a revolution and independence, ended like a fairy tale…
Great performences, great story.
Touching that a version of a binding was observed in the vows, or, at least, that's how I interpreted it as the strand was wound about each other's hand...not exactly like someone coming up and tying a cord around the couple, but it worked for me.
That, and seeing The Row after the wire was gone!
Too bad Eleanor -- pardon me, Leonora, couldn't have seen the humans & faefolk enjoying each other's company, without Big Brother's boot on their throat.
So Philo told everyone he was Breakspear's son and they believed him? By his word alone? ok.
I waited a little over two years for this season and I was determined to love and enjoy it no matter what, but it was very difficult. Like someone said in another comment, this season felt soulless. A great production that lacked heart. And NUANCE. I should not have to try so damn hard to connect with the plot and the characters. But here we are.
It’s was good show. Not sure the point it was making. But entertaining.
That was a Fairy-nough wrap up for me :grin:
And you know what? I'm really glad they decided to give Agreus his horn back, with a touch of gold...it's MAGNIFICENT.
Shout by Jeff317BlockedParent2023-03-17T15:24:14Z
why is it that when a series end on a great note and people get to live their lives the way they want, it’s considered woke? I think it was a great ending and justice prevailed, and people got to live their life as they are allowed.