Warning: spoilers follow from the episode below.
As far as episodes of The Bastard Executioner go, "Behold the Lamb/Gweled Yr Oen" had it all. Betrayal, confessions, proposals, threats, murder... heck it even had a gruesome quartering in the show's final moments, making it a jam-packed hour indeed. Luckily with so much going on, we also advanced leaps and bounds in our story.
Driven by a desire to finally confess his sins and lift the weight from his shoulders, Wilkin finally revealed his true identity to Lady Love, taking that chance away from Milus for the first time. Turns out old Brattle learned a thing or two about the consequences of lying to his friends when poor Calo was killed earlier in the episode, and he couldn't bear to see another innocent life taken. Even if that man was willingly giving his life in order to pay off his debts and leave his family in good standing.
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As far as episodes of The Bastard Executioner go, "Behold the Lamb/Gweled Yr Oen" had it all. Betrayal, confessions, proposals, threats, murder... heck it even had a gruesome quartering in the show's final moments, making it a jam-packed hour indeed. Luckily with so much going on, we also advanced leaps and bounds in our story.
Driven by a desire to finally confess his sins and lift the weight from his shoulders, Wilkin finally revealed his true identity to Lady Love, taking that chance away from Milus for the first time. Turns out old Brattle learned a thing or two about the consequences of lying to his friends when poor Calo was killed earlier in the episode, and he couldn't bear to see another innocent life taken. Even if that man was willingly giving his life in order to pay off his debts and leave his family in good standing.
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