The Matron of Ravens is the goddess of death and fate in this world, so Vax seeing her in previous episodes kind of suggests that she knew his fate would tie him to her (because goddess of fate). Vex's main two lines in Trinket's backstory "Sometimes we need to embrace what's in front of us. Not fight it." and "Whatever happens. It's out of our control" are kind of key here. You cannot be a champion of the Goddess of Death and Fate if you refuse to accept death/fate or fear death/fate. As to what exactly that means, even Vax doesn't know at this point (as he told Vex at the end there).
Thanks for clarifying! So this isn’t anything like Percy from last season which is sorta a relief to hear. I wasn’t too sure if it was some debt he had to repay even tho it was never specified I just assumed it was that sort of ordeal.
@@HunterW2021 There is a debt, but she isn't an evil or bad god, just completely neutral, death is just a force of nature. Think of her roll in death as being similar to Charon in ancient Greek mythology, he ferried souls across the river Styx.
Yeah like nuru said, there is a debt. You can’t demand that a god “take you instead” without incurring some kind of debt lol. Vax is probably assuming it’s something similar to Percy. But he doesn’t know for sure yet.
Great reaction :) You might be overthinking this a tiny bit :) (Not a bad thing, but it can make a show seem more confusing than it is when you're expecting to see more that isn't there). We heard the deal Vax made, in the temple: "Take me instead you Raven bitch!" And we saw the Matron see him, consider, and accept. The full nature of his debt hasn't been explored yet, but we saw the deal. You have seen the woman with the mechanical hand and the scrying ball before. Last season :)
The creature they fight is a "Totally Not a Beholder for Legal Reasons." The art team refers to it as a "Onlooker."
Roger that hahaha
The Matron of Ravens is the goddess of death and fate in this world, so Vax seeing her in previous episodes kind of suggests that she knew his fate would tie him to her (because goddess of fate). Vex's main two lines in Trinket's backstory "Sometimes we need to embrace what's in front of us. Not fight it." and "Whatever happens. It's out of our control" are kind of key here. You cannot be a champion of the Goddess of Death and Fate if you refuse to accept death/fate or fear death/fate. As to what exactly that means, even Vax doesn't know at this point (as he told Vex at the end there).
Thanks for clarifying! So this isn’t anything like Percy from last season which is sorta a relief to hear. I wasn’t too sure if it was some debt he had to repay even tho it was never specified I just assumed it was that sort of ordeal.
@@HunterW2021 There is a debt, but she isn't an evil or bad god, just completely neutral, death is just a force of nature. Think of her roll in death as being similar to Charon in ancient Greek mythology, he ferried souls across the river Styx.
@@nuru666 okay gotcha, that’s good she’s a neutral entity I suppose haha
Yeah like nuru said, there is a debt. You can’t demand that a god “take you instead” without incurring some kind of debt lol. Vax is probably assuming it’s something similar to Percy. But he doesn’t know for sure yet.
I kept thinking of destiny 2 exotic vestiges of dread and it’s really divergence ignore me 😂
Great reaction :)
You might be overthinking this a tiny bit :) (Not a bad thing, but it can make a show seem more confusing than it is when you're expecting to see more that isn't there). We heard the deal Vax made, in the temple: "Take me instead you Raven bitch!" And we saw the Matron see him, consider, and accept. The full nature of his debt hasn't been explored yet, but we saw the deal.
You have seen the woman with the mechanical hand and the scrying ball before. Last season :)
Boo! It's ok. That jump scare got me too.
Ahaha it was funny
Give Vex Trinity Ghoul!!!
Omg yes a fellow guardian! Great weapon lol