Through the mountains of despair,
The fields of death.
It is a fate that needs repair,
I bring my sword forward
But alas, the neck of the wyrm sprouts another head.
I've made my choice, my fate but alas there is no easy option.
Dorota slowly sits down on a chair at a wooden desk, letting out a small sigh as she looks out from a window in front of her; Viewing a rustic garden with two children playing outside, a girl and a boy; One ginger and one blonde, one older than another. The woman smiles, her slightly wrinkled and weathered face pursing up in happiness as she watches them play with wooden toys all the while she sits there at the desk, savoring the innocence and joy before her; sending a hand down through her greyed-blonde hair with another solitary sigh. Dorota's face souring slightly with a saddened bitter-sweetness as she reaches into a drawer and pulls out a cracked pen and some paper, taking a final glance through the window before beginning to write away; A few solitary tears drop from her aged face and onto her writing hand... Writing something that should be spoken by words, a confession written for the future, a 'just in case' if she's ever not able to be there or speak.
Dorota continues to write, pushing past all the pain, guilt and trauma of the past - Putting it down onto the paper, wiping through her tears to get that last word, the last single letter down onto the page... Finishing the confession, Dorota doesn't dare to read it, only folding it up and slips it into an envelope and writes two names upon it - Locking it up within the confines of the desk drawer. Dorota, stands up from the chair as it creaks under the pressure - Recomposing herself to face the world once again, stepping out of the cottage and into the garden to where she begins to bond with her son and daughter, appreciating every moment with them as if it's her last moments with them.
A happy ending for an evil woman who has caused so much pain and suffering in the world, changing for the better in the end for justice has not truly won...
It's been a good show, hope to see you all again in V3. Even though V2 has had it's problems, it's been more of a positive and fun experience than a bad one, I thank you all for being there and creating an experience with me.
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