Again, I'm really enjoying these re-postings as an excuse to read the issues ♥
I've been mulling over why Vader's limbs are torn off him during the challenge. To show the power of the mountain & Kirak? To show his dissolution in the face of such determination to wipe him out-- somehow a callout how his evil intentions disintegrate compared to the more moral ones (avenging) from Kirak?
It's interesting that Kirak calls off early the different stages of the ordeal :D I don't know, I get the feeling from him that he's *relishing* this fight; eager to finally fulfill his purpose. He's absolutely convinced that his duty is to kill this beast (such as he calls Vader). Yet of course he can't, won't, and will die in the process. How could he have been so sure yet so wrong, if he was so wise?
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I've been mulling over why Vader's limbs are torn off him during the challenge. To show the power of the mountain & Kirak? To show his dissolution in the face of such determination to wipe him out-- somehow a callout how his evil intentions disintegrate compared to the more moral ones (avenging) from Kirak?
It's interesting that Kirak calls off early the different stages of the ordeal :D I don't know, I get the feeling from him that he's *relishing* this fight; eager to finally fulfill his purpose. He's absolutely convinced that his duty is to kill this beast (such as he calls Vader). Yet of course he can't, won't, and will die in the process. How could he have been so sure yet so wrong, if he was so wise?