And yet, though they might not be the loudest, or the strongest, there are always people that fight for what is right for the majority, not just the few. He shows that morality often takes a backseat to the lure of supremacy. That even the idealistic figures that we’ve always looked to, might let us down. Gwynne explores how the best of intentions can be laid bare to the reveal the fault in them. We see the devastation that greed and power can bring, simply for the sake of it. “Because you are wrong,” his friend said simply. “My friend, why are you stood against me?”
There’s still tendrils of devastation waiting to clutch at your tender, primed heart. Oh ho ho, did you think that meant we were getting off easy? No, my friend. A lot of good happens, redemption that makes all the heartbreak we endured worth it. He tore down our defenses and stabbed us in the heart. He lovingly built up characters just to snatch them away from us. John Gwynne PUT US (and them) THROUGH IT. We have come to a point where, after literally and figuratively getting the shit kicked out of them, our *Bright Star* and his allies have a fighting chance. The line is drawn in the sand: do you fight for good or do you fight for evil? No longer are our characters able to hide behind oaths made in ignorance, they must stand for something. It will be a dark day, a bloody day, a proud day, for this is the day of our wrath.” “WRATH,” the cry went up, ringing and echoing through the branches. “This day,” he cried, shouting now, “we will live or die, but whatever the outcome, this will still be the day we avenge ourselves for those we’ve lost, the day we right the wrongs done to us, or die in the trying.
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