The Will: Completely illogical psychology here. His abductor put him through unimaginable physical and mental pain, killed his dog, and tortured him for days. Yet he lets him walk free because “now they’re square”. What an honourable, compassionate, pacific guy.

Then he kill Marko in cold-blood. Literally behind his back too, even if he actually didn’t do anything to him. Where is that honour then ? The Will gets his freedom thanks to the photographer who sacrificed himself for him. What a great way to thank him by killing his lover. Again, very logical code of honour there.

Also mercilessly tears off Sir Robot’s head knowing that he’s leaving an orphan who’s roughly the same age that Sophie was when he risked everything to save her.

It feels like they wanted to end with a ridiculous number of dead characters like Game of Thrones. But Saga never needed that to be interesting. As you can tell, I’m disappointed.