Oh, I love it!!! For me, evidence for Pip and Harrow switching bodies was due to how quick Viren was to burn the King's body - there was something that people would find strange about it if they examined it fit too long. Great analysis on one part of the dream inferencing another part. I also love the motif you brought up about a phoenix rising from the ashes ❤ Keep Up The Good Work~!
Thought of this when Viren released "Pip" & im sure we'll find out next season, now with Runaan released, what happened & how "Harrow" was acting strangely
I somehow didn’t realize that Ibis was reincarnated as those blue sparrows. I wonder something similar might happen with Viren next season. Though with him, I’d have him turn into some kind of butterfly like creature. Not only because of Sparklepuff, but it could symbolize a sense of spiritual rebirth and transformation to represent how he has changed since his resurrection. Cliche yes, but I think it fits here. Plus he used the life force of butterflies to conceal his true appearance, symbolic of how he hides his true motives and feelings to manipulate with others. So this could represent him fully confronting his sins and coming to terms with the damage he caused so he can try to fix it. Before I start sounding like a Viren apologist, I don’t want him to be redeemed. At least, not in the traditional sense where everyone fully forgives him for all the horrible stuff he’s done. What I want is more of an atonement for him, where he tries to fix some of the damage he caused, without the people he’s hurt being forced to forgive him. Maybe he could try to act as a silent guide to help Soren save Claudia before she loses what little sanity she has left, and also stop Aaravos by extension. Great video again! Also, YES. Please cover the second half of Viren’s nightmare. Covering his relationship with his children. Take your time of course! I don’t care how long I have to wait, I know it’ll be worth it!
LOL! Cold! but you have a point! I think what Ezran actually needs is an advisor. He's really latching onto what Harrow said in that letter but context is important and there's only so many explanations he could include when Harrow's time was ticking at the time he wrote it. Anyway, at this point, I don't know if he'll actually show up.
