I mean don’t blame Godric. Can you imagine being in perpetual existence for 2000-3000 years? Undeath, for eternity. What would there be to live for? You’d have done and seen everything after the first few hundred, maybe 1000 years, and then you’d have 2000+ more years that you’ve existed after that. You’d end up not even having any emotions anymore. Because there would be no excitement. You’d just… be. As weird as it sounds, death brings meaning to life.
This scene is so well done. Letting Eric's emotion just explode rather than building up, makes the impact so much greater. We've seen nothing but callousness from Eric up until this point.
The fact that he had to command him shows how willing Erik was to die with him on that rooftop and he knew that. The pain Erik must have gone through, unable to break the command and feeling that connection end to this figure that has been apart of him for so many years... The poor man. I know he's done some shit but still. My heart bled for him.
This scene tore at my heart. Godric knew that he had to command Eric to leave...if he had released him Eric would have met the sun with Godric. Both Allan and Alexander were fantastic! 🖤🖤
The scene is surreal in today's shallow relationships and social media landscape. A beautifully executed snippet of the end of a 1000 year friendship. Haunting.
This is TV I was crushed in real life when my friend shot himself after he had 39 surgeries and they wanted him to take nine more pills a day after he was on like 26 and he had less than 16% left of his colon left before he did actually take a gun and shoot himself and has a Green Beret and a man of God was no f****** weakling. My life and my pain is very very real.....
Alexander Skarsgard is totally okay I'm living basically in a f****** dog house away from my family and my friend is gone and my life is no fairy tale. My father served this country for 20 years as the United States Navy SEAL. Nobody cares anymore
