TOPIC: MsRevine's Q&A!

Ivar The Boneless' death scene. Ivar is a complex character throughout the entire show. Although he has physical disabilities, he is a feared and powerful person. He even makes shocking and quite disturbing choices during his life. At his death, at a very young age, he dies in the arms of his brother, during a war. He begins crying, in quite a childish tone, and tells repeatedly to his brother "Im afraid", and his brother Hvitserk promises him "I won't tell anyone". We get to see his vurnelable side, the side that his mother tried keeping alive in him, his soft side. We get to see that afterall, he was just a young boy - even if the events in his life made him seem like a very experienced and cruel person.

Hannah's funeral. Clay is a very problematic character - you get to see his crazy mind, his risky decisions and impulsive behaviour, all because of the death of the girl he loved the most. You even judge him sometimes, and feel weirded out by his personality, but the speech he gives about her is extremely emotional and sad, and you feel empathy for him.

Thomas Shelby's near death. Something about his near death scene was spine chilling. He was ready to accept his death. He was ready to go back to Grace ("Oh and there's a woman. A woman who I love"), he was ready to have all of his stress come to an end. He did not want to die though, he had so many things planned. However, one of the kidnappers decided to betray the other 2, because he is a WW1 veteran just as Thomas, and he respects him for the hell they mutually lived through. Something about this is so powerful.